... test of the signatures. It would unjustifiable occupation of your valuable columns to add single comment on the above plain speaking facts. MASSACRE OF TWO BRITISH OFFICERS. HALIFAX, OCT liS. Extract of a Letter from nn Alcalde at Triniilal, to a Gentleman ...

... was observed there. The form of the skull was of the common description, and was its thickness. Hie organs of the mind jto speak in the language of Cranio- legists) were not developed in any unusual wav, three of them excepted—viz. those ot Inhabiti\ c- ...

... House of Commons last week, Mr. Bonnot sub- 1 r.iitted motion respecting toe general condition | New South Wales, and in speaking of the tie-; and abuses its internal Government, dwelt j particularly upon the state religion in the colonv and all that ...

... medical practit oner of great ability and reputation, who sent him to France to acquire the French language, winch could always speak fluently. After residing ab a year in France, returned to vey, and became pupil his uncle tor seven ye.rs. During this time ...

... spread power of the house Romanoff-an empire, covering a third part the habitable globe, comprising thirty different nations, speaking different tongues,— nil moving the will of one indefatigable man ; but is this sphere of authority even thus limited ; far ...

... but little, nor wants that little long.** Two days industry will suffice far week's subsist* ence. There are, comparatively speaking, taxes, and every thing a man earns is his own, and may be applied to his purposes exclusively, la the British dominions ...

... opposed to him, was advancing wards the capital, which had not the means clioation to oppose him. his private letters lie speaks in the most confident manner speedily settling the affairs that kingdom, and returning to Caracas with an overwhelming force ...

... general routine F.duration. wishes to engage Governess in a Catholic Family; she understands the French Laapuge nerfcctly. and speaks if fluently, ami has some knowledge of Music and Drawing. Young Ladies, under the age ortlelvo years, would be For further ...

... you will not suppi'ess tationoh Hawkins’-strcet Kshibition. merely because uillVr from another or because the writer fauces speak in the singular number not artist ami tins, 1 take it, strong recommendation to the public, the suggestions lam about submit ...

... feelings with which 1 have hitherto been received in the world men worth, integrity ami rank (you will perceive that 1 here speak the supposition that the letters I wish to introduce have already been read) ; and I trust your judgment this I may again permitted ...

... repetitions of what had been played and criticised before. One of the pieces repeated was Guy Mannering, Monday week, which, to speak truly, was hut sorry exhi bition. Owing to the indisposition of Miss M- Hammcriley, the part of Lucy Birtram was un dertaken ...

... their health, and every wished tor success attending their labours, all the islanders being converted to Christianity 1” Speaking again these islands, another Gazette says,— great majority the natives can read, and delight i.* perusing the various tracts ...