... SCO1TIStt DIALtcr.-- cap In New York theie is a titln w1ho has sotile whisky vie - so good, that after drinking a glass of it yen speak pro o., broad Scotch. Th C9, A PAItI OF !BOwrs-A Mlrs. Ioots, of this State, ree h- has left her husband, atid rtrayed to parts ...

... North Wal eC t Chotoniclc. Srn,-T'hore is great t;tlk through the counlry now about the great worshiptiers, or fi ore properly speak- ing, ilearers ( Gwrandatvyr') that attend l)issentt- ing places of worshlip. comrat etl vwith those who go to Church. But ...

... lsii td , iln cerlaill 1 prisons, do not exactly provoke measures of retaliation against all the gaols in the king-n dom, in speaking of which generally, it is E doing their Boards of Superintendance and keepers no more than justice to say, that I cases of ...

... thou malkest. ('iving Ihree folr one thou takest Love and coustancy's best blae, Snoity wainith of ?? hoe, o Ineliig red, to speak thereby, 'l'hille all' htin's ardetneY Tlhus rejoicing in hsis siuht, Made a i eat are of' his li. hlt, 'Ihou art ill coiitest ...

... by respectabie witnesses that the unfortinatte emn- tieman laboured unider a stran ge delusion. lie had been accustomed to speak olthe extraordinary admiratioI with whichi he was honoured by ladlies of high rank. I There was, he said, tile most marked ...

... members on ?? benchies, and are whollyi unrinown to the speaker, who has 11 only eyes to see, ears to hrear, and tongue to speak, hut as lie I is commainiuded by ?? house. Therefore, Mr. I O'Connell not having been introduced to Mr. Speaker by the two ...

... beloved and honoured brethren, the lEvan- gelical ministirs of the Eitablianhment. Having acted *hih fthernfor many yeaas,I can speak of their prineiples with confidence. Numbers of thani, whose names I should rejoice to mention licre with' honour, are as sincere ...

... sinkin ?? Au iil ir lxItle, ?? chleel ; exitl then I toili illy brother She would die ! And the next xxiorx thing, di(t not speak, But lex uis to hiir silenit bied Tlov bedo xis kiss her ile cheek, Anil tixlil us sile indeed wxvs deatl! oh, itiel I tloiight ...

... jporftoll At ''he last intelligence from Lisbon, which is of the r3d inst., speaks of the intense alarnm produced upon - the Government of Donna Maria by the the appear- -e ance of the Carlist General Gomez, ill Gellicia, and ir his dreaded advance upon ...

... Blood-lweid. ?? wosildt-theysicnL of suclh language apdlicd at aprotestant meeting to any of their own clergy ? Mr. King ill speaking of the Brunswick societies, said, The ?? had carnled the eternal detestation of the Irish people. Mr. Mlaurice Leonard ...

... one with the other even in their ?? they keep in pairs, and when they are flying in the oipen air they never meet without speaking to each other. Love softens their voice, and dangers render it hurried and piercing. Their mnigrations are generally proceed- ...

... coldl? he gets close to the fire, he isothere t it- aloie, but he is never out of his way; lie -can be c to ensployed in speaking only of Winself. - td Whatever lie says, whatever lie does, it is his I ,e- own interest always which guides him; it follows ...