... existence. Then., we might, without a billot, have, a fortnight-after the'eum- rti iicemcnt of a war 50,000. or 60,000 men, par- faking of the nature of regulars', and disposeable for .very purpose of security and defence. Such a measure, I am sure, has sufficient ...

... itself. It would be unnecessary to call the attention of the Diet the serious consequences to which the German Empire must be exposed, if ad, cf violence, of which the first example has just been seen, should be passed over in silence; it will, with its accustomed ...

... such schemers in stockings, and 10 caution the public opinion against the bad qualities ot such goods, however attractively exposed. Theenlarg.d reputation, an! 1 , superior a* vantages of j . R.s Manufactory, tor nearly a centyirv , while it assures to'the ...

... connec- tions, writes a govt liand, is nlerably conversant in accounts, and understa ds the French Language, is desirous of faking dim elf uselul in any way ; can vivethr most respectable re- fe-ences for character. Salary w *. l i not he considered a ma- ...

... The Report of the Com- missioners enly charged him with having declined 'answering questions, which in being answered* would expose the guilt of others. He should ask the Learned Gentlemen opposite, whether if a witness were to decline answering questions ...

... first intention of sending hirtve ?? precious relic in the Euryalus frigate. The Chicken and Belcher. — The boxing match:. to fake place on Saturday nexr, near Doi.caster. Cak v to the Faculty. — Dr. Th«r_i row h iv- | in? instituted an ing dry into the ...

... correct Representation of tbe FnpiraJ Cer,' and a'so of tiie Co'lin. with em ilema'ica! .leviccs w'li'. h ere oxed thereon, and exposed to ?? view during the Kut.er-al P. roce>- sion ; and a Cor. eel \ iew of the \rra_tgem«*rts withio sii'irof St- Paul's during ...

... Mr. JOHNSTON ?? there was no JJ l^ ?? spectingtiie Resolutions which be ?? 0 f iW |1 ' M . should not feel it necessary to fake up m^» |h „, _ House. The Public Accounts weie not . 'V l ' !lt :u , ?? .. Iv , that an\ inuividual by bare inspectioi , ...

... who has left the unioriuiiate : Widow, « ith two small' helpless children, and now in pregnane. , to lament his loss, a;m exposed to tiie most horrid scene of ivre!c!,ed!i.s> and poverty: lakes this liberty to address those w|io are blessed with means ...

... IHE IMPOSTOR EXPOSED. A certain weekly writer, who was in the habit of • iking liberties with our articles -on the subject of j the infamous calumny, seems perfectly cured of that! folly, by the chastisement we administered ...

... an election scene. The mifortuuate cur, who-e exhibition he noticed in a former publication, was frequently and brutally exposed, by a drunken fel- low, with a cord about his neck. The cord was de corated with Mr. Paull's ribbons, and the puppy subjected ...

... confident that the Volunteers were stili actuated ;H same steady attachment to the cause of their «i flj and equally ready to expose their lives for I fence, though their pay was diminished. ?? the proper way of judging this point was, M the amouirt of the ...