... delivering the sentence to him, said, that much as he respected disci- pline, he did not wish the character of the corps to be tarnished by any corperal and geuerously forgave the Jatter part of the sentence. Yesterday se’nuight, between two and three. o'clock ...

... used for telegraphs, as far as Banuls, sending his bouts At with barvels of powder to biow them up. St. Lorenzo de Salanco, Angeles, and other towns, he spiked the guns of the batteries, aud burned their carriages, notwithstanding the ap. pearance of some ...

... new and important articles; particu rly avery teresting account of the a numerous Ame- n Sect, who profess to be pure as the Angels in He aven; also of the Dunkens, &e.—to which is and Supersiilion 5 an Essay on a Plan of the Divi ae Attribut es; a Schedule ...

... iny h swell, oF fail down dead suddenly ¢ 1 ough {am not prepared intention, on this or any other oce en, to pluck off or tarnish t affirm that, like those inhabitants, whén they had lonked itpon one laurel in the garland of praice that encircles ber brow ...

... fastidious and delicate, that repugnance they might Justly have felt to her ofcssion, if she had lived much longer under tarnishing influence, or lost, frequent exhibitions before the public, that Cue gloss of feminine modesty, for whose absent* - not ...

... the present month contains plates of the Tower of Babel, Noah’s First Sacrifice, the Rescue of Lot, Abraham and the three Angels, Destruction of Sodom, Abraham offering Isaac, the Burial of Sarah, and Jacob’s Altar at Shalero. Each plate is accompanied ...

... the country would not be preserved for six months longer. Nay, it was said that if angel from heaven came to writejour despatches we could not preserve peace. No angel, however, had come down, yet peace was preserved. (Hear and' cheers.) Yes, peace was ...

... had then the opportunity to by bringing action against the publishers the took , t if did not so, he must stand for ever tarnished intthe i«hl,e mind. the second P~' wishing to him an injury, at once took the hint, told him that it would be vain for ...

... the illustrious Duke some amusement, the | aside for want of due att they served, not to perceive that the altar would be tarnished, and | In-pe deri of ‘Shame,’) di: tinetly promise, that to every stab of the count s ‘saggestion was at once adopted, and ...

... has heen of late very extensively introduced ; its ad. vantages, thus applied, are obvions ; not alone as regards thei to tarnish, An aj decorating ‘a room, but ss always clean and neve ppended wood-cut exhibits the door-siabs in association with mode ...

... great relations who have made a point of such or such an alliance to regild with the ores acquired commerce an old shield tarnished by poverty ; or to be maintained respectably by a woman. These examples of venality and pride might be multiplied beyond ...

... the oScers of the Corporation insures the civic wreath, and most profnse were our . : corporators in the bestowal of their tarnished laurel j The consideration of the amount of revenue acquirable | through the sale (for such it really is) of oaths and j ...