... &wLion commenced, the enemy's line was too extended, and thus found itself exposed to the French fire, which was sustained by the advanced forts cf Metz. Those circumstances, and a fake movement which the rues- elans executed on their right Riank, were most ...

... which cheating iun- mediately takes place. The object is said to be to protect: tlhe lower classes- the real effect is to expose them to fraud, asid to make theni pay a higher price by the pre- mium necessary to cover the risk of violating the law. The ...

... together from scraps and shred~ Aolf nfqr -atio which have come to me of late from various quarters ndh di verse ways. WWhat I fake to be an established fact, however, is this that the men assembled at Mafeking were brought there with a view to the contingency ...

... they had got fixcd, and fixed they remained, till a stoker came and Wrelched them off ivith a pair of pincers. Fea'ring to expose his ignor:ance he answered every communication with a polite Ich danlke sehr. I-e said this once too often, for standing ...

... got 400, Mr, Williams's commission was not exorbitant. Then the manuscript was in Arthur Orton's own writing, so that, if a fake from the reports of the trial it was, he was one of the fakers. Finally, he went round to the People only three months ago ...

... of wheist, and that two successive failures of the world's harvests F or a hostile combination of European nations might ) expose the popukltion to imminent danger of starva- 3 tion, while the constant increase in the nunmber of bread-eators and in the ...

... rebellion' '-by 'the aid'. and- encouragement *ev;e~y, .sie'.rebels. -. 'lhor, -'the present5 however,' it would. beenough to expose iBritish; cicountibility' ;. hbe. question of'the repara. 'tion tobe offered or. aceptedwas ?? fur- ther-oonsidera'tion-; ...

... traffic to divert. So tI long as the canls and rivers are open, therefore, IM 'ti the Grand Trunk has always found itself exposed to a cmpetition along its whole route by ste- E boats, &e. &,competition not limited to corn and B merchandise, but even extending ...

... ternitory. Having made his will, the good duke dried and was buried. Scarcely was lie iii his tollb, whenl his nepliewv came to fake possession, thiinkiumg, as his uncle lied died without issue, that thle dormains would be devised to him of coturse. I-le wits ...

... improbable, that, in th& present circum- stances? BONAPARTE'S terms will. be accepted. It is certain that preparations were Faking at Wesel and other places, for the cessions agreed upon by the conven. tion' of Paris. The only circumstance which gives ...

... which he attacked the Cabinet ofthe I 5th of April-the Mole administration. The Cabinet of April 15th had been acseped of exposing the Throne, but it had not done so so much as the present Cabinet. Notwithstanding the asupport the Cabinet received from ...

... glass, springing them os- casionimly overhead. MaLATSON ?? may now be peopa- gated by layering convenilntly-piaced shoots. 'fake cirs not to osnsintain themn in too close structures, or nudely shaded, even though, being in bloom, they are wanted for display ...