... raupiugbin in unisoss with my own; sentiments, which. I hope all shoulder in the midst of lintangsse, and true friends to their King un n C oun try will openly him, as well as he coold by s'gsts, accompasird avow. hy a Public declasation, at this pauncsslar ...

... passion between the sexes.— Though often asked, they produced no songs of love. Flom' the Can. nal, li. r b, ne-vii4btu .4 friend resemble. Choi u. ne, non, way. E, non, way, ha. the seconal. Ti. nai, tau. Oa, no iu. Brothers I think see are, Chorus. Yai ...

... Their master was soon peen to underatand that they were countrymen and intimate friends; and that. Arthur. had formerly, in a battle with a neigh‘ouring nation, saved his friend's life at the extreme hazard of his own. The new Negro, at the same time threw ...

... gills. only ten men, three women, SIIICCO boys, and sis girls saved. UM of the persons saved have been sent to the Ch:cf Magistrates of Glasgow and Gre,r.ak, for the information of the friends of the reipective parties in that country, and having been ...

... In consequence of his youth, hat case reptesented to Lord S.dmoutal as I his say'. attend.ti on his Mord - ay, ev sir Ih s much erieised that could h, done for t':e pr;soner. Was young; but the inetease of crime anao.”; youth yea. •s, 4ricrltural Report ...

... the horse, with the panniers and the rider, info deep and dangerous vortex; the man with iilfitylty saved his life; the horse was dragged ashore, died soon after; the load of 6111 was too. The Raiff. of Pool, commenced a subscriptiou for the sufferer ...

... Pool. Farmers! ofyibe Jews, #' y•Cori.—it must he a consolation to the relatives and friends of those who pay the debt of nature, to see the companions of their youth, and their fellow-tratellers through life, pay the last tribute of respect to their mortal ...

... say, that since he first came into it, he . not remember any gentleman to whom the country was ' so much indebted as to Hon. Friend (Mr. Hume), whoie exert.ons had been as important as they were tinremittm;. 1 1 But he was perfectly charmed with the language ...

... potion was ta en y accident, the in the way, roe we were not ray Mee about the • and was trying to avoid the gang. when the prisoner . Jury returned a verdict, Died by taking a quantity rushed upon him, and with a most teirible blow felled stoeting we ...

... and kept up with all the enlivening gaiety and spirt of fashitm, youth, and beauty, till Bright Aurora ushered in the morn St harshly whiz. pered that the time would come when friends must Fart. and at balf-put five the luckless hour arrived, when ...

... expressed his concern at his friend's distress and entreated him not to despair. On his return 'home he opened a private drawer in Lis bureau, in which he had sightly deposited his winnings at the card tables in his friend's house ; and the next day, he ...

... Hoskins died of his wounds on Wednesday week. This most atrocious murder was planned with the greatest precision, and executed with the most brutal and relentless barbarity, as appears by 1 the following particulars s—id This uooffending innocent youth, of ...