... amount And yet, a watch-boa. no tuld. at the very door !.-.eye, and a %%eels-lame must bc a 'mutt guardian,! The Mercury. iu speaking u( this depreslatiou. fan— •• ry, under all the eircurnistanctc of the ease, oft of elm mast daring that ha. yrt ' alt ...

... airfield. many - years a ogee' of I/ragouts. Tuesday. aged hi. AMU ffeonora, Wife of Arthur Esq; of kiwi. Friday week. Mr. Thomas Speak. of Gistuirii, in Crave,. innkeeper. Monday, iged AIL Robert tam histie. Skipton. Monday art! 71. Mrs. Maar, widow of Mr. Wm ...

... Upproba- tisns of the 1ncliiietlts. Soosn after more thin s(1 Meorbern were inscribed on tics one 91de anti the otser, to speak tar or agaistt tihe conclusions of tlie Ricport of the Conisittee, Several Deputtis on the right side seishled the Report ...

... seven o'clock it the is evening, she came into the lodge where I was ; shie V ae said to my father that ?? was desirous of speaking to l. i ini in privatc-I retired into the frontloce. Aftr di - both ivre seated shl spokeItS fllolws: ?? R ocqu ttI , ni ...

... against the Depot who tilled Europe with mourning and with slavery have the hypocrisy to effect the cant of Itumasity, *ties speaking of the helliction of justice on a few noterious criminal:. One Organ of Jacebinises Las the audacity to say, in eumporisig ...

... n-iluraily attracted likewise an immense ___coiirsc of persons. i iiim tlie n.imber of orator* win _c names are sei down to speak mi boll sides, it _i probable thai a disi ms'.oil may last several days. The Mini* ters were certain that tbe Amnesty proposed ...

... naturally atiracted likewvise aii immense conchmirse of' peisons. Front the numrber iF orators whose names are set down ?? to speak on both sides, it is probable t i at the discussioll mnay last several daibs. On 'i'ulesiay tile spe;lkers for ?? ipall of' ...

... Kitng antswered- : I receive alwavs with pleasure the assutrance I of tihe sentinments of tile Chamber of Deputies.- f You speak of preparitig for tle a tappier year i ithat whitch is about to commence will opesi wvith a I ufst it iportant discussiot. ...

... it enenndlers halted in, sttccessive iteileya- ; otis. Leatve tn the Botirbhons the ]lory of t havin2 aibolished it. Why speak oflafdditiounk exceeptions frotm tie amilesly ? It is not on earit *ve 1ust seel the reasons for 1iatoa, thle Killt, rig s ...

... Whilst _aulrn.p_.t-' iitf (he -Bjiject, we est. s_hrccly bsfceve that we ?? ?? ?? .- v live in tke I iiili Centura*, and are speaking *of a Monarch rcstoied is his throne hy the exerti'm* n. _ -aciißees af Ih. ewnt iiid.p»n_eut ifl^ioff o|*. earth; hut these ...

... ocaski)it of hintilig to thlrux his xislhes ais to the line of coudu:t they Seoli-d pursue, ill the follolving trn..s- You speak of preparing fbr 'lie a happier ycar. I have niimli kiol.iu to you mly 'tilteliolis through my ulinistcrs ; I rely with ientire ...

... to accept mr war,iie*t i hanks toi it: iv the present state ol things, I should be tiraid ol compromising llicm, were I lo speak more explicitly ; but I specially recommend lo my son lo seize all opportunities of discovering Ilia nu l r ,sjifiul,!, however ...