... peace comes, the first cease immediately, whilst the latter revive but slowly. War gives rise to a few rapid fortunes, made Heaven knows how, and . we meet., therefore, with minds base enough to invoke war in the hope of being among the favoured fey. There ...

... to meet the parish allowance for their daughters' bastards. We have no doubt the same grievance exists in many other parishes.— I could adduce many townships where one or more cases of farmers' daughters receiving such an allowance had occurred, but shall ...

... The bill, continued the venerable nobleman, and he submitted it ,more particularly to the reverend bench—the bill, if allowed to pass in its present shape, would prevent.any one twenty years younger than himself, who should live to his age, from seeing ...

... foresight-that the MONDAY, 18th November.-Noon, Wind S.-Fair. Wheat bags, -, bushl., 8400, min., - By the unfolding gates of heaven useful to the country. wit or wisdom of man-can avert or greatly mitigate the dis- ARRIVED-Majestic, Samson, from Bombay, ...

... at Scilly. Jamaica GINGER sold at .£5 15s 0 1:6 2s 6d duty paid for home-use sought after, of infidelity is stocked .viti- Hudson, Johnson, Petersburgh, port, a of PIMENTO at 4d 0 ' PEPPER infidelity which making rapid progrees. (Hear, hear.) ated intellect ...

... political? For a revolutionary purpose, is the only answer which I can find to this question. On this feature of dissent allow again to quote from the Church of Scotland Magazine: — It is sufficiently clear that the voluntary church scheme directly ...

... .parties for the deterioration of such property ? That more accommodation is wanted for the coasting trade every one must allow; and it can never effectually be given till a dock is made for the -purpose at the we aide of the Salthouse Dock. Temporary ...

... sure as Elizabeth Ward Upper Frederick-street, Liverpool, dis The Grievances of a Country Overseer - exhibits the t here is Heaven above us, sir-this is our buoy, and the brig c h arge d con ditionally , on satisfying the commissioner at Liver. is gone ...

... lowest class enters it, you must resign your seat to her. It is demanded as her right. The Yankees laugh at the English for allowing a Queen to reign over them, but they (poor henpecked creatures) are subject,.every one of them, to the despot ism of a petticoat ...

... 'it now is, we hope to be allowed to grieve in silence_ over the humiliating spectacle of a whole nation, as it were, not only 'despising the example, but abandoning the. faith of their protestant ancestors, who would have allowed themselves to., be utterly ...

... 'Gill ; and Earl -of Surrey. Christian, from theisle, of Man—ltose, ii.egr. from Wigton—Robert, Weston; and City Of Carlisle, Hudson, from Carli=le. Seine, Parsons, from Mobile for,this port. at New York, for Orders. Nautilus, 'geed. hence for Cortitantinople ...

... At ,that great meeting they had no banners, no mottoes, no party inscriptions, no colours; neither were any exciting tunes allowed to be played. He wished that he could say the same thing of a recent procession which hail been got up for the reception of ...