... circulated in the si; ,j -l duct of this Coimissiuner was not e make a very favourable impresslioen or bi parte or on Sir Hudson Lowe. it is ,d s Uo latter requested ldin to postpone his hit parte, until the other Commissioner asid vessel having arrived ...

... another observing that he might S C stood Money it allowed to be THE Sib— As learned Irfeh bishop doubted au- Ftl Ibenlicity of some that trious traveller Samuel Gulliver I a plaiu-thinking man allowed distrust accuracy of the statement made in your last ...

... in Mr. Maclead caused the natives to assemble last summer, Is for the purpose ot accompanying bun in his departure for L Hudson's Bay. The sea is said to be open after July. hsi This rtentlemag's candacet aflhrds a striking example of int the effects ...

... that he gave his . c. ' maitre d'aete/ a bundred pistoles ; a second, that he allowed his six hundred ; And 1, said one, go far beyond .- -. 1 either of you, for I allow mine four thousand francs per - an- win. At first the whole party were astonished ...

... implored compassion for this his natui at frailty Madame Rouge however responded her 1 fe in danger she refused make any allowance for the pepper which nature had used in compounding the clay of which she had made Mons Rouge and he was accordingly compelled ...

... the cheapest Conveyance ocean There is only feet from thence the tide St Lawrence and feet rise and fall summit the waters Hudson which must decided preference possesses uncommon extensive inland navigation from its proximity to great extent on States ...

... which have been published in the United States Gazette, that the ncoden viaducts Constructed on the line of the Delaware and Hudson Railroad have, on the first experiment made on them with a locomotive engine, totally failed. This result establishes conclusively ...

... which have been published in the United States Gazette, that the wooden viaducts constructed on the line of the Delaware and Hudson Railroad have, on the first experiment made on them with a locomotive engine, totally failed. This result establishes conclusively ...

... taken in Liverpool election day things said Denison are necessary the fortune of race speed and bottom He in race must be allowed to have the speed he was at least twelve paces in advance of his competitor and he no doubt he prove to have bottom also carry ...

... service of the state. The prejudices as much as the interests of the ruling caste, whether whigs or tories, were too strong to allow them, until continued exclusion became detrimental to the public service and dangerous to the safety of the state, to associate ...

... service of the state. The prejudices as much as the interests of the , ruling caste, whether whigs or tories, were too strong to allow them, until continued exclusion became detrimen-121 to the public service and dangerous to the safety of the state, to associate ...

... celerity of motion. A fly, dancing in the air, seems more happy than the spider lurking in his den; and lank, singing at heaven's gate. to possess a more Joyous existence than the snail, which creeps almost impeiceptibly upon a leaf, or the mole, which ...