... -established separate places of worship, and adopted a peculiar dress distinguish themselves from Mahometans. They are said to speak highly of the-Messiah, to revere the Scriptures, and on the whole, the Vicar expressed it, come into the Christian Way.’ That ...

... during the last twelve months. From all the information, which I have been able collect tile subject. I find that, generally speaking, is only late the Epidemic has must v\ idely spread its deadly influence ever the island. The following autheu tic evidence ...

... Military Officers or Civil Fuuctio: wn of |we have more of both than we can either pay or et al¥ of | and the individuals I speak of have neither the means. suf- habits requisite for the successful prosecution of comme stians, | agricultural industry. ‘The ...

... crowd, anxious to see him, lie wax sbeyn v> scat placed as con-picuously propriety required. The' ; 'Go:rctur, which can now speak but, briefly,‘proceeded the Bills hadannounced thearrangement.and thereappeared tobesingular delight and satisfaction diflumid ...

... and could not discharge the c they might as well have nominated versons who have fn their grave for the last evntury, or to speak olainly have in fuct, made vo inement af all. Now, o the Jurors, (Mr. Giffard). bas frvored the Court with count of the labours ...

... visited Redcliff Church, Cathedral, &c. On Monday they inspected Messrs. Rickett’s glass-house, and other manufacto| ries speak English fluently, and are quite familiar with our manners and customs: and at no loss ably to defend their opinions; they are ...

... uring Olfered in the streets whole lots of cheap prints, pi every | books, penkuives, umbrellas, and razors. red as | *: Speaking of fortune, the new honors of ou sisted | Burgomaster, M. Guaita, naturally suggest themselves of its , has been created ...

... interest from that quarter.”— arc really induced to hope much from this inti mation. The Editor The Cornier would not, think, speak plainly, unless he considered some movement of deep interest Spain, the world, unavoidable. The following letter from Madrid ...

... is agent Nowlan's landlady; they came there as keepers; saw them there; they were coming tor four or five days ; saw Byrne speaking them Byrne knew they came as keepers as well witness; witness drew bills on Mr. John Kourke Mr. Nowlan's orders; Uourke was ...

... provocation to excuse it; ; one of your missionaries— *» and we miserable critics know what we have to ex- | Here he is, to speak for himself; here at lea-t pect when und the or self-love of a fe- one of the hack chains driving cp h e at) male writer. Diana ...

... the ground ; the blood flowedTirorti a number of wounds in his breast, and a dagger was found sticking in his side. , He was speak, and appeared to be dying.; medical assistance was sent for immediately ; Mr. Vincent, surgeorf, arrived directly and sent ...

... Though the grounds in the neighbourbooo cities are highly improved, as I have .already stated, agriculture, comparatively speaking, is in low condition. .In general the lands are badly tilled. The plough is rarely used, and the substitute is a very indifferent ...