... society. li-I dll trot moat; ierely so elementatry. but a religirrus anti SO moral education ; atrd if ?? aigit ho alilowed to speak of himiself, lie hi to csoulid hear tesrimoooy to irs eficaercy, isa lie Irad for t~is period ttf sixteen toc yr seventesti ...

... r:tI tr- rttirnivo ti tire aittzeo, turn that riot, thne itcirootilir to prsoe se otigtire arristarree of their frendsati o Sp~eak Ilit svundicationi of thire rcitoreeter. ?? I Air. Cisashti I roar rsei rlrat ifererwaisa art rte irtt af tle ha zaagiotrrrtes ...

... frttto the rraeotlsg. 'rte mnatter: to fit dristrrsrenequrrled nor witnreuss Iil iltoroot woo extremely trotsillieg Ito al speak withr tire onpearasce of 3noreiry of a genileman tools at Dr. Warrten, tswhomt, if fire belonged to tire Church rs a minister ...

... subsequent order, of tiet Court so qsuass the conviction on Cthe groused of inssufficiency. Ttwo aseecli mess werre called to speak Cc lisa iealth of tse plein'till, but they could sect attnibute Isis indlisposition to lien regimrens or treatsenet he had ...

... be ctsnstructed lin a very solid astd sturable toastier, whirls snill lot in sthe endi ire tine clirapost. 'The engineers, speak cony higinty of rthe pore arid exertlion sswater, aird of tire advastoges rf bringing suds waser so nit a classes or the i ...

... few cpicstiiOs. Pie. Giium~o'sooe.-I ssill m no llon any squestioss so ho asked of si man isa t iis court iviso refuses to speak noi his sarts. Pinr- CLeeUAYso.-1 have not poisession of she role-books. IL's very likely iley'ro its Bieckweith's office, ...

... at liberty, sand We sincerely hope no ill efriects will reoult from the Seri- p nets ?? Gazettc.-Ilis Royal Highness tett, speaks ofteacident in the following terms :- lily Sate carriage was nearly darhed to pieces against one of tite Lesti otest 'of ...

... It appeared c oe that the deceased was seated on his cart, driving with- ( of out reins, and whilst his hood Was turned ti speak to a person ?? who tas behir i the cart, the deceased, wh.) was about three years of age, and was playing on tire road, was ...

... other side, doselt at much length on thehardsh!p to which the defendant had beer. put, by the wit. nesses not being able to speak accurately to any date, and Mr. WonTTSeY said the real ground of complaint siti respect to the dates was, that after ?? attention ...

... ; that ?? Oft'i Huesuidntte be-continued, after ?? d ?? i Motion is-broug~hb on-after-twelveoicktnghat *a Memhber naps to speak to ,Order, and ,moves tha te further ?? ci i futlfre~diiyi'suab 'Motionib~ bg ?? byfnote b Membes;s rising rin-tlseirpace5 ...

... shortly before twelve o'clock. INQUESTS BErORE Dit. S-rocors.-Yestnerday week, as he Talbot Inn, Halifaxe, on the body of Thomas Speak, who died in the ?? Died by the tisitation or God. Ott Saturday, at the Green Cress Inn, Dalton, on the body of Richard ...

... RWitiless.-I eanes the young woman who came out of the Is cellar after the deceased wee Struck. SI Mr. NELSONe.-Did ysou speak to her? fWitness.-No; I have only seen her te-day. 9 Mr. NICLSON.-Wiieii did yoiu know that the parson whom *d you saw struck ...