... Cheltenhiam, March 6, 1840. SnOcKItnG Bi3. ?? Monday night last a sailor, living in Bo'nesq, put the gridle, *r plate of iron, for faking oaten cakes, on the fire, antd made it red hot; ?? thent put lais wife tipoui it, aitd ?? her in a most shocaing manner, *o ...

... oinly ;ii ilhirrstrr- -tion itt a general reniark, that it rai.a whit sidedi with s neither' pittty inn at disprute wits exposed. to, nisaipprehen siostee front bothl. 5 THE (2nIUOrro EARNDAMtt-It was at 'fatuious qirire, it wlrich'every ytarai-tnce or' ...

... sending out the Bible .to do work for which God I. never intended it, not only treats the Bible rreveretitly itself, but exposes it to irteverent f treatment from others, frustrates tile very pur- 1 pose for which it waS originally given (viz., to s ...

... sensil ments of Europe, or the secular institutions of the United (A d( States, Ilie concurred in the course taken by Sir J. Faking- death ton, and was willing also to withdraw thle bill which he had to csi himself brought before parliament, that Mr. TvM ...

... riter; Anrd tire text tim ris hriisr flu 'St tlhy blrloort, Malrsterc I rrrtrise ttrrc; Ilil iess, ?? to get intti tire ear' 'fake zii Irip Ii ltor Sithropshisre, aend 'ltivxt Draytoni riri d Newporrrt, HJ tinit 60 in ilnes orft', lii es thyv firiend Ii'l~lh ...

... of the borough seal; magnified, on thet er/on gats of the. cemetery 'here-apiece of bad taste with; nwthe. whicb, beyond exposing it, I had nothing to do. I ex- wI k of plained, under date 11th Aprillas't,'that certain words de The found on the cemetery ...

... placed his I money down he turned hie hand sideways and ( glanoed at th hbalc of the card. Lofttus thought he I would try some fake, with the result that he found upon each of the court cards and the aces a I little black mark trith a pencil, which, marked ...