... and P„ _, ?? launrhed by -S__lf_^£s£^!^ a.. , ?? B^ intervention for ever '—A Ki_l rK • S P a,n * Non- in Sentembcr I__* „_T B paries s spaniel was lost recSrT Itw--f / TeWard of •«» °flered for its ast w£ k a T h _T. d ?? ™ eMC «»* * —*• ■— • pre*enHud« ...

... less im) portaut than true, that by at- tending serely to a poperdie-,a phlegmatic habit may fre- qluentiy be cIanged into a sangnine one, and the hypochond- riac may he so zar converted asto become a cheerful and coo: tented member of society.-Dr. WWiZch ...

... capets of, &taestrie;, a silver salt, -D tn A .k T Ei OyatFeDiNIA-V -Is .is;si thtitt 'a P liurlettail ihn istily to be itroduced at the Athh, ne h f tle'of Swing. il' bi ev soproaetl eo tw~eoty-usojd letter on idie srrdt'iury., f'ss!s' A Wei2 waserucu in'adotrpsI5 ...

... rotted into dung. Thle followitig Story ~,i es a lively idess of the, Russian rule of 1Piland :-A Jesy tuet a Cossack in thfe forest ; the latter robibed huts of his horse. Onl rettirnitig to the towvn, lie lodged a coniplaitit with the mtajor in coniistatd ...

... ittls-ti pacer twitlesC~ c ,iieis a IPat a~) to be ii seipts'eat. oi-?simbtsate time is vsesid Iinn Chincc'nnn visolien a r-to.ierw tolsby's--A 'is'n, it, cud accnr'tiieoty, tie tis~ret' dsp's a teren t, Qir-ttal~ It not he ...

... nothing more than a barren waste. All that it then produced, was turf, cut by the cottagers for fuel. About this period was taken on a lease, to reclaim and cultivate, by W. Iloscoe, Esq the elegant historian of De Medici family. A house and farm buildings ...

... 1AXTuro a Gawrn pis rinc.) 4 I went ifito abo#ltsshop (at A 1pnmouth,) to buy Al amiable family. ~~It golonited of ehodo~C r,hiwie pa w rtty daughters, the most pgif~et sp~eim?Ds of 'An. qeet country girls I ever met witl.~ I wn i Uta b~ were At t; a andl ...

... ThoughI ance I liked a social gill, A friendly crack w croei.' I like my svjife better still,- Our Jennys an' our Johnnies. There's soniething by my ain fireside, A saRf a baly-sw;eetness; I see wi' mair than Iingly pride, My hearth a heaven ...

... LlTr1ZATURIL AND NEWSPAPER CHAT. I _ ~ _ REMINISCENCES 01 THE REV. R. HALL, A M. (By john Grecne.) HIesaid, 'Now, sir, if you plemtse, I should like to call on Mr. -, a dissenting minister, sifter dinner, tind save a pipe. He is a vely ...

... the people denianded a lowering of the taxes, they obtained a suspension of thle Habeas Ce'ortss Act. Their complaists. were treated with scorn, their miseries were laughed ~at, antI tlteir actual bodily infirmities were made a subject of ribald joking ...

... picture-` Oce or tie cehiltiren will namne a cottage, atiother a mutsios, others a rock, a brook, a lill, an orccar l, a shepierd, a sliep I htriless, ...

... than the other, a com- a parison or their joints shows how superior the nminusmof Is n Inust have bsaen in strength and bull. Fron a part of the skil which has been preserved, it appears that the aniaial was furnished with loug hair, a fict ahfording strongr ...