... -with aill tire rebukles nod pririsirments to which the bad readinig, or fatl se pelling, or irratterrtiotr to ciriss or e, exposes them ; aird it is well it' beirrg thus used for Tire purposes never (lesigned, it do not become pernta- in I otesutly the ...

... tic twvo thousaind yott persocts, NVhM cit ttlct ciocoact were, acid for icilf tin hour pcrse t vuovus hadl been), titers exposed to a Scnow Storm. - iris The Iccis yce'her dile stone Was deposited, end wicere it is (0l to reticuiti, wits thle Cetntre ...

... eacments of te Bill, allowing any person in custody for-debt to apply to the Court writhin 14 days, and who might,-in fact, fake applchtion the next day afteri being in custody, hut ele fact bf -yhuti appli- ction, had the immediate effect of transferring ...

... aloffenIce against property was restoration, !d as far as that was possible. And Peccaria denied tire authority of Governments to fake away life for any crime but tire one. The Duke of Tuscany, acquiescing irs that doctrine, abolished tire pu- 0 rnlshment of ...

... eal blood, 1tacou, and'hares e -And, peniculaly, why does he nfot con- ent himself wvith a tenth of the increase,> and not fake a tenth of the crp; and, fuither, ivwy does he not divie his titha with ?? the poor, the widow and the strantger,'. andot keep ...

... by his aunt, the Duchess of Riianzares. This uatihlaium was delivered to her mijesty, with an intimation of the danger she exposed herself ts, by refusing to accede to these propositions, and a hint was given that her continued refusal might render an appeal ...

... fama quam ex mald. His great fame and his bad fame united are a source of severe annoyance to him at the present moment, and expose him to a great deal of trou- ble which he might otherwise have avoided. Had he merely enjoyed great fame, he might, like the ...

... tud the usual c:i'try-m ...

... Capt. MNoore, r- R.; H. S. Lumley Esq Richar Stothart, Es. of Bath; C E. Gordon, Eaq.; Alex. anuss, Esq.-of Autwyerp; John Faking-n v ton Esqof Wegtwoodf Win.e JondoaS.E : on - Crickwayy Xsq.1 Gofaromton' ;OS - Captain Cosmo Gordonof the Madras Artils- ...

... against cap italists, they will ha able to steil thc current which ha3 sct in against nionotoly ? No sooner is one hypocrisy exposed than the mo- nopolists provide themselves with another ; no sooner do they find their attenilts to hiumbug England abortive ...

... 223 are raiseti for their relief. If we further endeavour to reducef this difference into figures it will be found that, sin faking into account the Price Of food in each country, of the pour of Berlin are niece than five times as well .onoff as the poor ...

... &c., the oflicers gis'iitg or- ilet's tftiga?fuga'' (fly ss'ho ean'?. Such was thieit' pro- gijdtatien that they could not fake their hoi'te3. Thi. disordler continuled on thoir arrival at V illa Novl, from thle soldliers leavi ng the small boats to tat ...