...here by the name of Currency, in contradistinction to Sterling, or those born in the mother country. The name was originally given by a facetious paymaster...at me ? I am Sterling, and that I'll let you know !' " The currency people, however, are by far the least exceptionble ; they seem to possess nearly...

...lasses are a fine interesting race, and do honour to the country whence they originated. The uaшe is a sufficient passport to esteem with all the well-informed...population, its members are the theme of universal praise ; end, indeed, what more can be said in their favour, than that they are little tainted with the vices...

...regiment, at a period when the former bore a nominal equality, but real inferiority to the latter. ' It is most laughable to see the capers some of our...at me ? I am Sterling, and that I'll let you know !' Mr. Cunningham speaks in high terms of the present governor, General Darling;—we should have more...

...drunken old Sterling madonnas will occasionally cut - JV' Ti , ^ :. .- • . . ." ii •" i - ' t. ii '4* over their Currency adversaries in a quarrel. It is...crest at me? I am Sterling, and that I'll let you know 1" To all acquainted with the open manly simplicity of character displayed by this part of our population,...

...madonnas' used their origins to cut them down to size by giving forth a variety of invective such as 'You saucy baggage, how dare you set up your Currency crest at me? I am Sterling and that I'll let you know'.1 In their sense of reality and in the way they expressed their understanding of it, some visitors...

...regiment, at a period when the former bore a nominal equality, but real inferiority to the latter. ' It is most laughable to see the capers some of our...at me ? I am Sterling, and that I'll let you know !' Mr. Cunningham speaks in high terms of the present go vernor, General Darling; — we should have...