... business, and so forth. lle then said_ Perhaps you won't recollect me, but I daresay you will have often beard them at home speaking of Doctor Kenwick your granduncle ! The consummate impudence of the trick together with the hazy elate of the youth's intellect ...

... it, intending merely to make a passing call on a friend at ll—. My fellow traveller, as I may now call him, could scarcely speak, from want of breath, when lie came rap with toe, and it was with difficulty that he managed to enquire what the mischief ...

... of interest in his history commenced long after he had parted from us, and there was nothing in the connection, we do not speak it disparagingly, that he could turn to account. His narrative had a special object in view, and every thing, of an extraneous ...

... dissenter, meets and has met with as much justice at his hands as the child of a churchman. (Cheers) This Is not the place to speak of our excellent friend's virtues as a father and a husband,these must be best known to and can be best appreciated by his ...

... explained, judging from the circumstances of our own times. Even John Brown in his world-known Self• Interpreting Bible, speaks of witches as existing personages, not as if they were individuals who had only a traditional existence. When Mr Mair seceded ...

... repentance which we would be sorry toclose, but most assuredly we shall not lose sight of the matter and, if need be, we shall speak out on the subject in a way not to be mis understood. ...

... following his instinct when he assisted at the robbery, so we shall let him pass. But what shall we say of the masons? Generally speaking, tradesmen of this class are remarkable for strong good sense, and superior mental cultivation, but in the present instance ...

... Very few people can say nothing with a grace. It is difficult to make it appear, at one and the same time, that you could speak to the point if you thought proper, but that you refrain because you don't think it necessary. We do not exactly allude to ...

... threepence gave a supply of oysters and a remote chance of five guineas, were plentiful; and, to complete a catalogue which speaks volumes, at a sausage stall in a narrow alley was the important intimation written up, that for one farthing's worth of sausages ...

... Continent, during which he was mainly indebted for his sustenance to his knowledge of the flute. To this circumstance, when speaking of our Gallic neighbours, he thus graphically alludea;— Ilow often have I led thy sportive choir, With tuneless pipe beside ...

... seemed& done, and a reckless indifference in handling the relics of departed humanity. or a contemptuous carelessness in speaking of the spot which death has consecrated, grates harshly on the feelings of those whom the archdestroyer has bereaved. LETTERS ...

... is granted by her Majesty to discharged soldiers who have conducted themselves meritoriously while in the army. Such a gift speaks greatly to the Sergeant's honour, and his bearing since ho entered upon his duties here testifies that he was deserving of ...