... Mexico, they fell in with the wreck of the American vessel, Mount Ver- non, and succeeded in faking off six unfortunate creatures, who for six days had been exposed to the most terrible amount of suffering. They wero almost starved to death, having been clinging ...

... llollings, that the treasure was saved !- and did the officers who escorted it down to Calcutta, a distance of ;l(X) miles, exposed as they were to every hard- ship and danger, rendered doubly severe by tho inclemency of the weather, and being without even ...

... the seduction, the allurements, and the social trials to which tho members ofa class not high in tho public estimation were exposed in their intercourse with the great, and the moral trials by which such finely gifted temperaments must pay tri- bute to the ...

... banks and ditches, behind which novices might load and fire at their ease while the enemy advanced across the open ground exposed to a galling fire, to find at the end a stiff quickset edge, lined with bayonets. 1 cannot but believe that more of the assailants ...

... as in that of reforms ; but when ho found himself in view of his double mission as head ofthe Church and as a prince, he exposed the Italian cause to its first check. From that time the policy of Pius IX. has never varied, except in accordance with an ...

... lad, camo up to her and asked her to direct him the way to Hackney- downs. Sho pointed in the direction, and by 60 doing exposed her gold watch and chain, aud almost immediately sho felt something touch her, antl saw that her chain was loose and her watch ...

... great importance of the invention. The day unfavourable, being very windy with drizzling rain, and the situation being lather exposed, the corn being head down on the leeward side, could not he cut ,rd side of the field, fu the latter the work v. id to be ...

... cannot be r°° much on thoir guard. Certain individuals, boasting of -bfluence which they do not possess, have succeeded in faking a regular trade of it. They protend to have a secret Oderstanding in the more or leas elevated regions of the J^Jwnment ; ...

... plants in pots must of necessity have sufficient. Tbcie arc two important points to be attended to in giving water — one is to expose the water to the sun before using it, to render it soft and warm ; and the other is to give a thorough soaking at once, sufficient ...

... iiitp.ir to the West i was to be conducted. He found that there was a very strong feeling that the anti-slavery party was faking a mistaken on the subject, in wishing to protect negroes by ex- cluding from them nil competition; and ho thought it desirablo ...

... returning on tbe ■*>oe day from Abingdon, Oxford, and Hungerford, at 8.30 p.m., •d int.rmediate stations as per hand bills, v. Fakes. First Class. Covered Carriages. fading and Pangbourne ss. Od 3s. Od. *oeale, Aldermaston, Wool- oampton, Thateham. New- Jttry ...

... last two weeks. The effect has boon greatly to reduce the temperature. For several mornings in Kingston the thermometer, in exposed situations fell, below 60 degrees, and even in close rooms was not above 64 degrees. In some parts of the Island, at by no ...