... fullest confidence in the energies the resources and spirit of the nation, and will never enter into a base compromise of its honour, security, and glory. On the other hand, fair overtures will never rejei'ted the Patriotic Minister, who made a memorable ...

... strength, ¢ onstitution, termper and abilities, render him at once a most desircable Sue to the Farmer, the Soidier, or the Sportsman 3 ‘or the Hore that can rave under 18 stone, must be well capabic ot iabouriog the stiffest s.il, or making the boldest charge ...

... promised to pay the Right Honourable Sccretary a visit during the season, and if the Lord Chancellor’s health will permit him to leave his own domain, which is at no great distance from Lulworth, this kardy and indefatigable sportsman will join the party. ...

... The maids of honour to Queen Elizabeth breakfasted off beef and ale, whilst the modern sportsman tips bis tea or coffee. If the dinner be late, the breakfast should be substantial, avoid the necessity of the lunch, New bread or spongy rolls are be avoided ...

... from his minaret the ascendancy of Mahomet. Laodicea is even more solitary than Ephesus: the latter has aprospect of the rolling sea, ora whitening sail, to enliven its decay; the former is still in widowed loneliness, its walls are grass grown, its temples ...

... a woman of sense (and that is what can seldom be said of a pretty woman j, would you have me sacrifice roy reputation a sportsman, or man of honor? I certain 1 shall make the transaction, but whether or not, I pledged myself Gaythorneto support the Filly; ...

... and told too, that had be an bidder 1 should have her.?* Mirror, ROLLS COURT? Satordat. Corporation of Derry?Call for 15,000. ?Chnwje of Times, Mr. 11. W. Green, (K.C.) applied bis Honour fora sequestration against the Corporation of Derry, or rather against ...

... not how many clothes they destroy.” Catholicity in Canada.—The pr«T»ilin religion is the Catholic; and the Cathedral does honour to the 1 taste and spirit of the inhabitants. It is hmlt of bluish limestone, and a fabrie so substantial that it bids fair ...

... missing his antagonist, walked nw»v, cooly saying, ** Egan, now honour satisfied.** The Judge, however, who was not satisfied, called out, halloa, stop, Roger, till I take a shot at your honour.*’ Roger returned, and with the same composure, said, “very well ...

... Magazine.) A constant trarelier I’ve been and Ye, though thus privileged toie . , oon> ,l . ! True, true, true! Oh. yes—upon my honour, true, true, true . In search of object, new and rare, I’ve wonder’d all,he Ami°Na'icwe fair ev’ry Cime. d! most surprising ...

... hands ihe reporters—for he had not forgotten the lessons of experience which—made him wonder by what magic had become—an Honourable Member of that House. Mr. Rutbven despised “anonymous laughter”—the duly on coals entering the port Dublin, so that—whether ...

... circumstance, and himself a scholar, Captain Ogle inquired of a soldier whether he knew to whom the saddle belonged. • Please your honour, to Comberback,’* answered the dragoon. Comberback !* said bis captain, send him to me.* Comberback presented himself, with ...