... male prisoner. Henas been several times to seo her, and have seen him [in my kitchen. I keep lodging house for married or unmarried persons, and my husband keeps the books regularly, so that I could tell the exact days I have seen him, if I looked over ...

... turned wooden dish, and was tilled according to the deserts of the claimants or the feeling of the donor. Those who did not keep one of these vessels were in the habit of measuring the amount of their alms by single handful of meal, or double handful, ...

... earth devise some plan of mutual compromise by which the interests of their subjects may be settled without giving to pedantic diplomatists the means to keep for ever alive an international agitation which can only give out food for the very smallest of ...

... the process. This individual,'therefore, may have lived—may I—nay,l—nay, «iusi have lived [I actually shook with laughter at the emphasis] at least three thousand years ago, when, considering his profession, he may have helped Herodotus to kill the field-mice ...

... aUVclionateness, eloquence—all may be nullified and stultified by simply keeping poor woman standing in her collage while you sit, or entering her house, even at her own request, while she is hi meals. She may decline sit; she may beg you to come hi: all the ...

... soap, oil, starch, and grease, which are consumed at the toilette of fashion. Some idea of the commercial importance of this art may be formed, when state that one of the large perfumers of Grasse and Paris employs annually 80.000 lbs. of orange flowers, ...

... expected to linger, if may judge from certain amusing municipal regulations lately passed there in regard to its theatre, which we met week or two since, the French | papers. These forbade that ♦* people should bring in their dogs, keep their hats after the ...

... looking at him, the quiet iniaffe of him. . , » j ...

... female an d her child, lying in the and he saw her and the port bunk. She was then alive, is were child move. He could swear that the two He did net speak to then alive, and he saw their faces. to see whether Mrs. Peacock, and he went on pur thas she was ...

... the inst., and I attended him up to last Friday, when L saw him alive. He was evidently from con- sumption, but the reason of his coming to me was a which is frequently with the last stage of that disease. He complained of cough aud shortness of breathing ...

... near the Vicarage. We must conftss Jobn Cheste: 2 | distinction he may apply to fer the use of another room, we We have a corporation in the borough, not very R. Wilson 2 0 4) trust it may induce them to act rather more cau- to an opinion, that in resolving ...

... tbe applause, delight, and wonder of our stage; my Shakespeare rise, 1 will not lodge tbee by Chaucer or Spenser, or bid Beaumont lie little further off to make the* room; thou art monument without a tomb, and art aiire still, while thy book doth live, ...