... puzzled the learned naturdlists Of-that University. The rnujinal being in want of -water-, sient to the pumplivell, and. to faking the handle betwefif her hornsf worked thle puimp and L IrelpeCd herself to drink!!' IT11he learned pigs, the dai'cinrg dos ...

... w;llisteoilt ,'sill colilvrsing iiiiLi totally dillerent siibjcct, is slioi'esC of' girnhIc, w dichlie I haldedl to nile, say i l 'fake casre 1)1 that iii' me: writhout interrllptil i4 iit, Ii parid it 11111 r mtoNn ~ ia wi istcoat. The Eiimpeilro soonilt f'lrtel ...

... but they are also the best known. They Fir proud of the eminene e from whic t Zy fought'us; but that eminence now se~ves to expose teir shamje. Their trtibles nowv attract the attenton of a nions0; and as we,: and We only, have lalmoured to prevent -those: ...

... its his. esxserien'rt thile on service, he tr bath acd wvthe great importance etf giving spportirtitv topl tir e trootps, exposed as; they were, to siuiserosts tempts. tile tflionts oi, employing their sisassy leisure Itoisre in snarling be nY tise word ...

... ; and that this worthy citizen, whose reputation in Englans sj founded on the most eminent servi:es, will see a measu repfaked ofwhich there are veryf ew ex. amples in the blstoeryif tihe English Government. Madrid Papers tothe 11th instant arrived yesterday ...

... theme of obloquy and derision [hear, hear, hear ?? Dy thus exposing the domestic misfortunes of the King and Queen, the Noble ,,Lord and his Colleagues had agi- tated the white country, and exposed a mighty empire to the danger of a civil war Theybad placed ...

... riter; Anrd tire text tim ris hriisr flu 'St tlhy blrloort, Malrsterc I rrrtrise ttrrc; Ilil iess, ?? to get intti tire ear' 'fake zii Irip Ii ltor Sithropshisre, aend 'ltivxt Draytoni riri d Newporrrt, HJ tinit 60 in ilnes orft', lii es thyv firiend Ii'l~lh ...

... levelling their gro'unds. Therelito be agene- ral meeting on Saturday next of the Heritors of the parish l' of Hamilton, to fake, into consideration the state' of the unertiployed; and as all see the necessity, it is expected a liberal subscription will ...

... the arrivals of the tree one. I trst that you have held this up to the reprobation of your readers, t for the purpose of exposing the mnere Jourttali'ts, who were the instruments, and may flave been the dupes of their employers but to exhibit to the probity ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... abuse such a power. There seerneiidto him to oe a mnisunderstanding as to th~e object of .the Bill. It was not inteaded, to expose this .Government to, be called on by foreign Govern- ,ments to aid themn in the removal oF :any 'indi- vidual obnoxiouts to: ...