... was committed for trial for ?? hvingvu written a letter to a merchant nallied 1leexton, in o which ho stated that he would expose their joint villany , in conuexion with the destruction of some ships, unless , Rtxten paid him a, certain sumn of money ...

... Clinton, Red Rover, ,,d jhite Squall soon fell a prey to-the flames. he air all around was filled with sparks and blazing fakes, thick a snowstorm, and at one time the pierat the foot of Dover-street was at least a foot deep in buruing coals. Several ...

... timres w sof (1833-44) the chance of dying in London is ?? at er. forty per cent. greater than in the neighbouring counti e. sa faking the rates of mortality at each age for 18338-44, and' the Population of London for 1848, thre deaths wou d hbe 53137 in the ...

... incurred would render any chimney secure in a storm-; and in Liverpool this is peculiarly re- quisitc, not only from its exposed decal situation, but also from the qsuality of the brick masonry, which is probably the worst Th the kingdouin.-Yours, &c ...

... warm within us to behold the' base-born, if in Britain we may use the word, by virtue of their own irresistible energies, faking precedence, right. ful and gladly-granted, of the blood of Kings! Yet we have heard it whispered, insinuated, surmised, spoken ...

... in open fields, end ehere is no esoasn wty the seeds should. not be auso in esuny sites in tue open ground. in gardens. They fake some little time to germinae, and even if they push through the around before cold. nights are past, the teadlines can be madoily ...

... would receive mnonev on account, would be directly ac- countable to the Treasiury- it would 'be folly within their powezxo fake care that no part of the money so *prested was misapplied, or too large balances kept in hand. The present system of leaving ...

... of Lords has lost all power of self- control. In what part of the world, asks Lord Ellen- borough, will liberty of speech fake refuge if it is not per- miuted to take refuge in this house? and he makes this interrogatory a plea for the most exciting ...

... Newark; also a successful prosecution at Bingbam I for illegally taking eels at Claythorpo. A prosecution at I Derby for exposing salmon for sale on the 8th of September had failed on the ground that the fish were Tweed salmon. Several Conservators having ...

... private adventure schools there were about e 78,000 chiltrorn on.the rolls. d Mr. Ou-roN said the returns furnished by 'Mr. a fakes should cause the menbers of the board to c.sonsider how far they had complied with the LmOst important of their duties, that ...

... wherever they go; ?? every unprejudiced hearer will discover that the bl; s. phenay. hich they hate, is the blasphemy of exposing their intpostures; the sedition which they would decrm the sedation which uncovers their arts. We wod endeaviur to impress ...

... he had been sworn in as a soldier, and was to have sta gone away that morning, only he hod been looked up. -The Sex Bench, faking into consideration this fact, dismissed him on cot, his; payig the exenses. roil Ar=n A.NN SCT Was~oe a Summoned for expoaing ...