... throat; ihs will be found in my pocket, aid will consequently clear you. The poor barber was panic struck, and could not speak; he rat out to call a °abatable, and give the alarm; in the mean time his strange visitor departed, and he him not boom since ...

... will be made the best use of by the Manager, and the beginning of the season has always hitherto been more profitable, or, to speak more correctly, less unprofit a' he than atiy subseplent Period. • The General Committee have already stated the principal ...

... from the times of Galileo, and Lord Verulam, hath been much cultivated abroad, as well as with us in England.' Sprat always speaks of Lord Bacon as the founder of that experimental school, which came to be embodied in the institution whose history he wrote ...

... them to the place in which we behold it. Sire,' homage respected happy, it comes to p l ace eh e te -lained i n et . ailich speaks of the h ,e, \re render to your it - rem:arta l ,u cc ie the noblest thelli-at ••ff your august persons itporohts day.expliffair ...

... hunted ber cbt of the place for it, when Mrs. Bolland cumes dura to me in a minute, abused me in the most aad before T could speak a word, she gives me two hard slaps in the face.” Mus. the defendant, in reply said—* lordship—I am cztremeiy sotry to trespass ...

... did not come out here with any view, design, or in- the most remarkable part, however, Sir, v.,,, leiter, is Übtt where yon speak of the invincible JT nance entertained against him. I shall 3 c on the terms or spirit of this uncall and tked expression, ...

... made the best use of by thle 31hrnpger; and telsebeginning, of the season has always hitherto been n aiore profitable, or, to speak mare correctly, less un;~rnfitabhls than ;any esubseqssient perl~d. The G'eneral Comnmi-tec have already stated the principal ...

... Is there a heart so cold, so dead, It never griev'd to say farewell Ne'er felt that softening sorrow spread Which cannot speak the bosom's swell' Is there a heart e'er badcadieu To pleasures that from friendship flow, Nor sigh'd when memory brought to ...

... Spa,nsh General Alavahas mellowed it. On the l6tl. his Royal panred .he Duke 1.1,. 1,a „r the Private letters Irani P.ns speak as fol .'r Hi-ghnew set out for the ballt. ot s, Pyrenees.” of General Cutinel, and those implicated wnjj The King of Prussia ...

... confess sotnewhat unexpectedly, we with what we consider really worthy of notia in our journal. It is not our inteotioo to speak of the Merits of various pictures of Salvator Rosa, Paul Potter, and other artiits, which we here recoguit. ed ; the works ...

... ence ; and he is therefore able to speak with decision ar tainty as to their abilities. AC Mr. ALLEN, Iate Musical Assistant to very respectfully begs leave to infor ohis F that the period of his Engagement with Mr. le was for three years, having expired ...

... from Valparaiso, without any comment; but they add, .that an American corvette (the Ontario) had come Out of Valparaiso to speak with the commander of the block- , ading squadron; that the American Captain had made many fair professions, and promised that ...