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... was returning from Kilmarnock in a cart , alone; with his wife, and • Mrs Linton, belonging to that place, he alighted to speak to an acquaintance who happened to be pausing, throwing the reins on the horse's back. In consequence, it is supposed, of these ...

... pointed address. Ho he _ rm..T.,;. i .. Ind lows Mr Charles Wilson for a period of more _ ' AM lumety-eight years, could speak, personal ' Jeered of Commerce, 0 10 0 0 7 of the many excellent imalities oft,,, head %m an N ews , 0 6 0 0 5 Whether ...

... gaticulati4a, Ind ustslaratiorM that any ps euniary asatetauce she aquae aa. at her Iha seemed lit sdfand bar, and made her speak fast and ad • Ian(1.116 I heassil of eattis id au how, I it impno,ilols in an what .11. said, or ta Ins cuttlea that she understand ...

... been suspended Dorn the wall of. smuggler or or retreat. implements of war or rapine leave no tale behied them ; they only speak of trouble and in lead, which base happily king since missed away. In hands of some stern soldier of the Catmint, obey have ...

... forecastle sod amidships, ham calumnia and • hail line; and thew, be tinted, bat to rage in the cabin and suitable terms to speak of bite. any basher py w e ll.directed the fire' could Ito in the English laroguage—ka which, Sigade,beween. they subdued, ...

... (Applause.) It is more partied:wig in reference to lir Mentes as connected with Ayr Araileniv, however, of which I would wish to speak, as I more at home this part of subject, lava; been brought tip as it were within its walls. lln elemee's method of instruction ...

... I have hitherto been speaking of Mr Alex. before them upon the 4.l t ieet, would ,ati.fy him that sada as a I will now allude to him as • by introduciet; such instruct'. host Ink WhOul also, private gentleness; and lam sure I speak the feelings wm_ild ...

... the propriety —the justice rather—of the contemplated testimonial. PIOPHECT.--The French *CMS, M. Aragu, if the newspapers speak truth, has prophesied that the present will Le a severe winter. It is possible he mar be right—and appearances, means 1 while ...

... the tooth ed taftke to certified at • Saglo gleam sad tea, di es dignity sod dam which is the coustsmace. The is of mid sth• speak—eask so list thick the of the work might be emoted Is wear, when at am Is the lam of or ebb Ws iodate ; and we dm do sot ...

... shout woes hundred sad fifty. lb you consider his • Ido rot. Do you if be is considered no by bis coastega- Son ? I menet speak positively se to Wien of die congregation ; btu frogs the fressent essotiegs I bad with Mr Nisbet, I de set cossid•r his a ...

... the charming music of the Messrs till an early hour next morning. not the elainis of Great Hi itain he, , l'retds ut Tyler, speaking the sentiments, it is to be I Ta i n vi sT.— and tlun v g uie t ne ho e se of v.t• pr,nuiced, of the nation, decides in favour ...