... and more t an all, was exhaust ed and I was thinking of escaping my torment, by getting up on the outside, when m gentleman, spying some farming land, put an unlucky question to me: “ What sort of a crop of turnips ear?” me to know what in the worl | thought ...

... oil the prodluce Or other m1en's labollr, illnmst be redlceil, halved or quartered ; unmerited pOnsiolls Sillecutrists, and Spy antI inforiner play, must be abolished for ever ;-thlse are the first mcnasures to be adopted: and, if thcse airc ilsifliciCnt ...

... Anderson, who conducted the defence, c thd complainant admitted that he was the publisher of a d. penny paper, called the Bristol Spy. At about eight o'clock Al that evening, defendant called and asked him the author of v an article in that paper, when he replied ...

... 30, at sc1ttatepoor, India, aged 20, Lieut. H. Spry, son of the late Nathaniel Spry, Esq. of Launceston, and cousin of Dr. Sp'y, of Calcutta, and Major Sleeman, of Allahabad. While gallantly leading his men to the charge he received a fatal shot through ...

... Crawford, James Bulrns, and -CIsapple, thlree boys, -6 charged with being concerned ia robbing *Mr. Palmer of a silcer watch, a spy gluos, and a cigar cvase, were remanded until ' Tliesday.S Michael Pitzgerald, a sailor, wan hahrgted withl anasitlin., Maryj ...

... landed there. CAPTaUR OF SLAvEns.-A letter from Sierra Leone, of Sept. 23, says:- The Brazilian brig Furia, a prize to the Spy, has arrived with 330 slaves on board. She is a very fine vessel.- Nov. 27. Two prizes have come up, the Iadepeadeacia, taken ...

... young man). What a way of obliging is this I Ah (said the soldier), there's the thing! o e's afraid of being treated ao a spy; and then, when one's young, anld timid, and all full of romantic sentiments one knows how to write, and is afraid to talk, ...

... reports that his vessel, as well as the American barquo, Roderic Dhe, had been overhauled I by her Britannic Majesty's brig Spy, off the African coast, and that the boarding otficer behaved to them in a rude and shameful manner, so much so, that the American ...

... id also forsavoys, borecole, Brussels t sprouts, and broccoli. SWe are not persuaded of the equally general applicability of spy maceuro-crgatiic or inmorgaic-for t flehe qulity of the soil must regtslawt the effect of every applica-t , fea; yet, in our ...

... of Qxfoid-dd Cambridge.-swill -have the satdsfaetion. 1 of growing over thppe.of the asew. university. Y;4'-'vjhe ss will spy, rae gra4uate% 'to hle sure: in a certain sense-i u~is -virttosof a paltry;.certficate . eec have a diplom~a-.ssand by.ses ...

... Marsdon, and - Griffitlis, Esqrs. Tile former in a moment threw off his coat and sprang off the pier-headi; the latter threw a spy-gki5 he ,had iii his hand on the ground, and dashed in without takin'g oif an article of apparel, suffering thc promaptiings ...

... seemed anxious to assist so illustrious a personage, by eagerly fixing their eves upon tile rugged cliffs as if determined to spy out a swing lor the royal sport. At length one of the urchiins-his eyeballs glancing-flre, aid hithearthound- ing for a sho ...