... to show the effect the patent psrcparation produced on the material. Samples of timber were also lshown whilce had hoben exposed to the water in the docks, and the differontc between that wiich had been prce- paredl al that w~liuls was in its natural ...

... me, all the first-rate swells bad gone to some aewv fangled club house in St. James'. street (a crib that was once in the faking line), because tbey. would'nt be legged any longer at the corner. I knows- the Wreasou -of all this-; -they want to Itg all ...

... escaped death by drowning they must have been almost exposed to by hunger. One of the steamboats had gone to their relief, but it was still unknown in what state they were found, having remained two days exposed to the greatest perils. It is feared, says' one ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... a-outr iiieat Chi titimrt, I ficr/ no' acepo~t themr : ricitlrer aaill I regardl tire poucae ofler'ititg of yortr fat beasts. 'fake thou away fromr rite tile noise ot' try songs ; for I will riot hear the melvody ,rt tl) v iols. Burt let juidyjnreir run dreroi ...

... hat the ring was nsot originally. of the strongest construction, jand had asweak' .part precisely-at the place whsi woud be exposed to thergreatest strain, and. had, probqbly, yselde4-to tsestrarn of the bull.wben excited bythe panel and-tfiat.thut..the ...

... Lthnlt's principles, too, hlave stood on two ih8- roibs of land-one Whig-the other Tory, e Yet Iree consnu',nications run Wt himcl fake the warehousets as ONE. 1.a is to say, one warehouse fbr the goods, but two fronts i rthe dlKil! w, ! Wil thle 1Ublic. I. ...

... I beat him on the head also. Iliadl pistols, whlichi I borrowed to leek ait. Toe the Court. I bird a pistol when I went to fake the gun. To Mr. Rollestton : I fired tire gunu after I itook it out of' Kennredy's house, but riot at any persoir. r. Baiyly ...

... carts and carriages, 200; by doors being loft open, 2,200; goods, &c., exposed for sale, 2,299. All these offencee had greatly increased since 1845, except !in causes of linen exposed to dry, which wats attributable to tihe esan- blishment of public baths ...