... suceceeded in getting him on dry land. Ile h-ad suink uponi hlii knees, as they wecre Suipporting himi and was endeavouring to speak, but coald only utter con- *vnl'ive, inarticulate sounds. They thouighthc was *fainting-, anid got him sonic water, wvhich ...

... the presence of the Count Vron Ruppin, has perhaps gained still more in consistency. The Ministerial papers begin again to speak of the Duke of Orleans. Marshal Mdarmont's presence in Lyons does not please the Ultras. There was lately written on his door-11 ...

... generation should gathered with their fathers, these 800 millions of heathens would also have entered eternal world. Humanly speaking, i continued inactive, they might perish in their aililt: hut thru their blood would required our minds. Awful must he the ...

... tlie _tenderness which saves you from deatli . If the trials liad _proceeded , it is my duty to inform you , that instead of speaking as _Inow do , I might have _been obli _ged to pronounce _sentence of death on you . 'I _lie _Attorney-General has preferred ...

... Lord Byron was known as Poet, the sphere literature which so much excels was in the lowest state degradation. Pope wishing speak contemptuously of a person in his inimitable Epistle to Dr. Aibutlmwt, says, He turns a Persian tale for half a crown. can ...

... quality in general is excellent. The Heligoland variety is particularly fine, and fetehes from 245. to 3c5. per coomb. Report speaks well of this Bean' why is it called the Heligoland? A mere rock, with soil scarcely sufficient to produce a blade of grass ...

... the celebrated Polish General Kosciusko, who died at on the instant. An article fiom Lausanne, published in the Moniieur, speaks in tiie highest terms of this Patriotic General, justly observing, that, his name attached all the sublimity that can arise ...

... shall hereafter be in such conformity with the God and man, that no one shall repent that my prayer was attended to.” While speaking, he wa: grea ly agitated. Geo ge Weightnan said nothing, Several of those who had pleaded guilty, implored their Lordships ...

... Kilkenny. He was an Officer the 66th regiment, new stationed in St. Helena, and was returning home on hilt-pey. His companions speak of him with even enthusiastic recur,!, and the judgment of the young is one of the best testimonies of that worth which proceeds ...

... Kilkenny. He was an Officer in the 66th regiment, now stationed in St. Helena, end was returning home half-pay His companions speak of him with even enlhasustic regard, and the judgment of the young is one of the Best testimonies of that worth which proceeds ...

... e prisoner had induced his sons to join in these ti, )i -actions, and of which he had oliered no evidence. Mr. Denman in speaking of the in- flif.-nce of the Nottingham Captain, over his flfluded followers, compared him to Conrad, Hie Corsair, and ...

... __ great roads have been made , which _the most enli g htened inhabitants _have for _years _desired in vain . His Majesty speaks with satisfaction of the great joy which has been displayed at the _Installation of the Universities , and _expects tlie happiest ...