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Commons committed

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act passed fc

Alderman of Lc

of Commons, 177
for debts relinqu

to remark,

which not a
many differe
has its pecu]
herland, thei
not him of

sant of Worc

beg you

continue the conversal
lars." In Scotland tl

ag at tl

to them bei
much as the
ated Great

cretary of State to the Tower, Nov.
their Speaker refused by the King, 1679; bill
Dents, Nov. 1694 ; the first British
riennial act repealed, May 1, 1716 ;
1716 ; the Lord Mayor and an
d to the. Tower by the House
ilege of protection from arrest
Parliamentary grants to the
) sacks of wool being in the grant,

E UNITED KINGDOM.—It is worthy
is no civilised country in Europe in
ny different dialects prevail, but so
n Great Britain. Yorkshire
Northumberland, Cum-
estershire understands
11 less can he of the latter

communication with the Cock-

Cambridge, if you talk good Eng-
mer, they touch their hats,
, in evident reluctance to
hemselves to be " no scho-
llects, and especially the twangs,
Your native of Aberdeen un-
r Paisley " buddy,"
loom, gapes, stares,
ent when he is addressed by
sn are

core uniform in dialect
thing chiefly remarkable
s is anomalous ; but not so

o islands denornin-

and, five distinct languages, cut

I be endless to enu'rne-

properly so

Gaelic, the

blessed, if it were
)f this blessed book ; i t
b can be added to or taken
ything needful to be known or done ;

ad a rule for a subject ; it gives.

authority Wand direction
less, requires an impartial

kn. his sentence ; it

and the wife a

low to rule, and her how to

)_parents and enjoins obedience

he sway of sovereigns

of the master ; com:

iur and the servant to obey ' • and
'its author to all who walk by its
for weddings, and for funerals ;
ent, but limits the use of both ; it
eternal gamirdian to the departing
him with whom to leave his father-
) his widow is to trust, and promises
rid a husband to the latter. It
;ht to set his house in order, and
appoints a dowry for his wife, and

-nrst-born ; and shows how the younger
left. It defends the rights of all, and re-
the defrauder, overreacher, and oppressor.
and the oldest book in the world. It
.est matter, gives the best instruction, and

satisfaction that ever were
and the profoundest mys-
he best tidings and affords
and disconsolate. It ex-

d shows the way to everlasting
1 that is to come. It settles
, and eases the mind
It reveals the only true
way to him ; sets aside all
y of them, and of all that

ITH SIR ARTHUR (Dom?. OF WEL-
imirable remedy for misanthropy is
'dinate condition of life. Had I,
'-Arthur Wellesley—had I even
-,irtainty I'd have played the
P—l'd have brought my
ave been well peppered. That's
for the sake of humanity in general,
e service in particular, I was merely
Light Dragoon S—the case was very
-tau censure did I condemn the
my own mind for his want of
Whole nights did I pass
,vity and lethargy. Why
, Ney, and Victor, annihi-
Madrid, I looked upon as
,et there he waited, drilling,
aging, as if we were at Houn-
,tely, here again, I was-not Sir Ar-
,aing in this frame of mind, I was
solitary ride some miles from the camp.
the circumstance, I had entered a little
here, the ground being broken and uneven,