... :that I and my friend L-d Chui-m had taken Walche- ren-tipped 'em a glass iach, and gavetlhree cheers - Britons, strike home - Rule Britannia. A strange sail-cursed fellow with the long nosI says it is suspicious-will not believe him;tlsghi don't half ...

... F ' esh , P to d little Wheat of home produce camete hand. This circumstance, together with most of the foreign im* ports being inivery middling condition, caused the demand foe all kiads of heat of home produce to rule very firm at improvement in the ...

... met is the salue of firm quality. there was little demand for home trade goo,D▪ cern , drooping: we quote brown !empanel. 1.4 ami *laniard lumps olls per not flooded in to Ca per net; but Rule hae been done. 114-11.1„- •The supply is on the from • ot the ...

... exteoders to in all &Knotting, and the rates eopml to thove weds ; • fair extent hate to-to made by refiners Cr bond, hut home do rule much those lie ir. At public hags of ii of. (if eheir• llaison in Plinth J, using to the mita ankol. 374.12 1, duty paid ...

... contact with the Abbotsford, for Bombay, yesterday afternoon, off the Floating Light. The Abbotsford proceeded Susannah, Rule, home, at idaryport, knocked off the rudder going in Anvolla, Wickander, hence for Revel, at Lerwick, with loss of mainyard, jibboom ...

... the case might even be made stronger, with great truth. The men are no wiser. When invited, they dine at six; and at home, as a rule, they dine between three and four. A man who is much in society, dines out at least half his time, and, consequently, ...

... being a, -, a s a b ou ri eg where fie is going, he of notes floating up valleY, in their jackets embroidered yellow at home, aa a rule, between three do ne g+ Confuss Thinated by one cf them snatching a new raced , Mang er d e l a oa lette .: if it rains ...

... RULES FOR LADIES. Above all thi s t - 417fjoiild e - iiii;rce the rule,—never hold up your dress on a wet day: let it sweep in the dirt. It will serve as a floor-cloth to the parapets, and soon, very soon, if this plan be persisted in, we shall cease ...

... RULES FOR THE HOUSEHOLD. (FROM THE JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH.) ••••••) •-• crltaga iu elm+ an+ tan ra day. An Esquimaux dining in a chandler's shop would be an alarming spectacle, now deep in an oil-jar, now stringing bunches of candles through his teeth ...

... you get out.' When - this is accomplished, make haste home, lest your dinner should be spoiled. Impress every one with the idea of your hungriness by half running. If you have a lady to escort home, teach her the double quick march. If, in crossing the ...

... AT HOME AND FROM HOME. The most polite etiquette does not oblige you to observe all the finical .rules of politesse, when they are certain neither to be understood nor appreciated.—No true gentleman, when dining so las solo with a blind lady, would ...

... 3 igse of better things hereafter. GENERAL RULES AND OBSERVATIONS FOR JUDGING OF THE WEATHER. 3g Id ~ BY THIC LATE DR. DALTON.Be hia 1. The barometer is highest of all during a long frost, th, 'n and generally rises with a N.E. wind; it is lowest of all ...