... villian deliberately discharging a pistol at him, the ball from which struck his hat off. The horse on which Mr. Gilpin was riding instantaneously plunged forward and at the top of its speed galloped towards Crew- kerne, and had not proceeded more than half ...

... to the top of a hill about half a mile below the Kenhawa, in pursuit of a stray horse. As he approached the hill, he was seen by three Indians, then on the top, alto carefully concealed themselves, and lay in ambush, until lie reached the top, when two ...

... in the extreme, and it is hardly necessau to mention the beauty of Goodwick Sands, where the Frei& surrendered their arms in 1797. There is a coach running twice a week between here, Haverfordwest, and Cardigan; and cars can be procured at the principal ...

... relief, in every particular ease, by their conjectures as that is necessary for the abol pauperism. Mr. TROJI•11 MANbTORD, hat-manufacturer. Bristol anti Namiras mailises bet ow martlek delensse I Hon. Member contended, that if the Meeting had been c ...

... s display, but with constant and gene. runs kindness to all within his sphere. Previous to his elevation to the peerage in 1797, he represented the county of Norfolk for several years, as many of his ancestors had done from the earliert returns to Parliament ...

... le and thle etljoyttetlt of' patronage, would sacrifice mai every' restraitit of hiatesty and truth, antd wehose bec carcet hat iteen otto of uttnixod sehlishness 'ds tta it tiguislied lay' the uatter abseonce eveni of tite Som- , Ot ~~bloace of rec'titcele ...

... (Six of tile crew, soppocimig site 1 coud nt snk beinig timber ladlen,) and that sue wiiuld keep uprtightt, got hubo the fore top, ain ti tee ji lislhell themselves fast. Ufortunfttitinehy for them, p liiieisart, nu tcside if ttt a vestel o'ns So iii tielie ...

... gulay iy the Iitditgene iI h 'r~nS cottinedbit th Prtis ad driven ?? il 't i plear ned ?? etli o t he inlrcer , i if i penned hat tlt lilacies isaswrong. lls lrdsI 'itd ' ra C.tlrin eohuedttbut this p ?? (hefnthtC sluorul'] Sihthnbuh tosuiuhdainge as wotid ...

... property to be played upon to the tune of six hundred pounds. If Orpheus, by his haw music, could make ' Trees And the mountain tops that freeze, HMV their heads,' &c. tltc, what may not be expected from the sacred melody with which our Municipal Orpheuses ...

... possible, but could see nothing. It blew quite fresh at the time, with rain, the ship under all sail, except top-gallant sails; the brig had top sails only. We struck stem on, but it all hap- pened so quickly that we cannot positively say which way the ...

... apostrophe- The dove that left the ark of old, The ebbing waters' march to spy, Returning with a token told The mountains' towering tops were dry. So thou tho' winter tyrant tell, Still sulks in polar mantle here, Art Nature's herald come to tell, That Spring ...

... was already I come an inhabit oil of the silent tomb. It was currently believ.d that Capt. Parry was one of the sufferers, hat I have since seen him on shore, and he did not bare the teasel that day. The Captain says one of tie crew who is lost a swimmer ...