... ternitory. Having made his will, the good duke dried and was buried. Scarcely was lie iii his tollb, whenl his nepliewv came to fake possession, thiinkiumg, as his uncle lied died without issue, that thle dormains would be devised to him of coturse. I-le wits ...

... improbable, that, in th& present circum- stances? BONAPARTE'S terms will. be accepted. It is certain that preparations were Faking at Wesel and other places, for the cessions agreed upon by the conven. tion' of Paris. The only circumstance which gives ...

... which he attacked the Cabinet ofthe I 5th of April-the Mole administration. The Cabinet of April 15th had been acseped of exposing the Throne, but it had not done so so much as the present Cabinet. Notwithstanding the asupport the Cabinet received from ...

... WAL,,,S and Itle irccs3 Cfi.:; aurrcr, we think it incumibent Utpon us not to Ie tic sulljcct dri-lo anI seliall contintie to fake regultar taruc of it, if not in entire articleg, at least in a conspi- olus~ adi 1n IeqHivivcal Iuainner. We wish it tn be ...

... to ilie qa.tiii effict. 'T'hle piroerus oii those petitions, tie higgel to say, Inet with l!i9 entire approval. ?? wished to fake thiat opportulity oft apologiingI fr Illu oaidssion of his, whihe nuigiht appear I to be taken is a wnant of cile respeet to ...

... successfully Bsos'bsnizad else army; is under his direction, ~*Bourboaiziag, and Cahtlolicisiisg all the seminaries of France. i- Fake the following as an example. A short time ago, a :o .1r. Cimotierre, the owner and master of one;. of the largest d schools ...

... the poet in GOLDSMIT111, of every rood of ground being able to rs. maintain its man, might feed four millions of souls. te 'faking it however lowver, we may safely say, consider- rt ing the quantity ot Church lands in all countries, that ,-one million f ...

... mixing in scenes like that I now describe, seek (and I must confess that, by nature, I pos- sessed a little of the quality) to expose the convention of the thing, judge too curiously. It is an unenviable faculty, indeed, howsoever strongly it may be allied ...

... of liberal measures reproduces reform in a more for. midable shape every succeeding year-and that time only more and more exposes the decline of the power of the Oligarchy whbo lately ruled the country, and who still vainly hope to regain their late influence ...

... aissembilledl around it, thle iiptlirliad piojvectill shouii~ild blow upl ande destroy them ! Be- thee t his bellisli phlln Could Fake MRuct, thle mihel wa ug up,$ itltid te tv,iedctiiriet-1ivi uni-putriot~ie, ?? I mi'atots atbout Spanish affairs, who know ...

... which reason often fails to effect, this ludicrous subterfuge would long since havc been abandoned, and the true air- thor exposed. For what can be more preposterous thau that a petty potentate, whose territories are little larger than the Heidelberg Tun ...

... hut, along with this, look out for some honest, industrious, bard-woorking men, to send to the House of Commons, pledged to fake in hand 1his greet national ceuae, and incessantly to ring it in the ears of the Ministers of the crown, whenever it may be ...