... at anchor in great distress, it then blowing a gale of wind direct on the shore. He im• mediately went to render his assistance; found she was drifting, and in a short time she parted her cables and grounded. The mate jumped orerboard, and Mr. Lewis went ...

... obtained by the a) de firs/ Prer•iterea. and a fond crested fir F.:Lcr!i•••, 1 as Ail with a for • pre .lnon. i will be 'ff.= upoci * to the ;Went a. alone, nr the tarp. :et tithe/ aim. • who has la now at TEETH. MR. EDWARD KING, EG.S to ...

... you a line hI house, mind a fune gocvntl, and a ride in a fly vvltenever you please ; bet iriclc-e fices till his ciioiei ctcier ftremn b id Whio is lie-tv ctt is Ice't Wh Io kicows that lits insy1'a t !1 lice ...

... tontain real treasures. 'Tis a pity some sober minded man will not take the trouble to sift the wheat from the chaff, and giv-us a good ac count of their MSS. and traditions. Pray what is become of tile ilabiizoyio,,il It is a proverb that ...

... extrrraganrr'e ? t Al'as ttint so fi a fiilinac, a, Sirorirt( rircet writih lr ?? [ler Mlajestjy wills it tirat ?? embassy be on a par - witi tihe viveroyrilty of Iremitnl, that a salary of ti £20,000 Per-O riutrrilr ...

... had been a great warrior, boat in ono of the numerous battles he hail f. meht,:he had lost nn eye, and !eying me an expressive look, he said, ' Take that ! She will call me a fool, and scold me if a take a chip to her.' No,' I replied, ...

... mist practical morality; in its reports of crime and punishments you Gad a daily warning agslost temptation ; not a ease in a pollee court, not a sines.: trial of a wretched mated or a trembling felon, that ...

... blue sleeves, b. c. Bi,ler, Capt, llisdeL, A WELTER. HANDICAP of 5 so VS. each, with 25 sovs. added, was won by Mr Water's b. III, Clcone, half- bred, blue silk, b. c. Rider Mr Dunn. S ECON* D D A Y—Ti IU RS D AY. A SWEEPSTAKES OF 3 ...

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... by trade a clockmaker. I was formerly a teacher of little children. I now go about the country repair clocks. John D. Rees told me that he was the purchaser. I rode the mare to Park that night. She Is a good-looking mare. John Davies Rees-1 am ...

... following circurnstancee —A witness deposed that deceased bad made strange observations at times, since a man named 'Wood had hung himself about a month ago in the neighbourhood. On ode occasion he said it was a good thing for a Man to hang ...

... avoid cuto n i ofcontact with that bright, conotellatian atf piety anti ti,. Oflents, tlie profssed dfde of whiat in tbeat a estenets, as ha deems thorn a nd then with a happy in. fr s- consistency ha boats an unwilling. tessiatony to the hr ...