... Barlow's house. Mr. deposed that shortly after four-o'clock on the morning of the ltith inst., he was awoke hearing persons speaking in the lobby. lie found it was his sister and servant. They called out that they had been alarmed by hearing a noise below ...

... debts' were paid. to Mr. Kenworthy enquired if there were any ot :ev persons in. Court that 1knew Mr. Willis, and could 'h speak as to the sufficiency of his bail. Mr. Nightingale said' hehad known Mr.' Willis ?? for some years, and, at present, he was ...

... numbers who statedly hear him j cannot under '2,500. He represented to a preacher of great talent. All who have heard him | speak in public concur in saying that his acquire- j nients as public speaker are of a very superior i 'order. His delivery is fluent ...

... is of the seventh, and goeth into perdition.'—Rev. xvii. 11. he eighth head, Archdeacon Woodhouse remarks, not, strictly speaking, a head of the beast, for the heads are seven, and all fallen. It was a form still more beastly subsisting after the seven ...

... of bodily infirmities. Is it so ? Mr. Dixon had only to communicate Mr. Nicholson's desire; that gentleman was there to speak for himself. Perhaps the duties of one of the offices were not soharrassing as those of the other. The Court thought the subject ...

... rho continue to use-which bide us exclaim againj; -and ted put down injustice wherever found. Go on, then, rds Stephens, to speak what honesty dictated.. Go on, Ind ;O'Connor, fearlesoly to utter what your own brave ei heart suggests, confident that 'millions ...

... spring ; the unfailing sun Sheds light and life; the fruits, the flowers, the trees, Arise in due succession : all things speaK Peace, harmony, and love. The universe, In nature's ■•ilent eloquence, declares That all fulfil the works of love and joy,— ...

... never failed to cure FOOT-ROT in ie SHEEP. It is therefore specific. - tb Mr. Wilde, an extenslvp Flock-master at Romney, speaks in thus of it- 'or ?? To your invaluable Ointment I owe the preservation of 65 sheep, -which, byaneglect, and the application ...

... cheap prin- j ciple, namely, the ignorant teaching one another. —Hood's Comic Annual. Knowledge God The Mussulman j writers speak an ignorant Arab, who, being asked how he knew any thing of the existence of a God ? replied, Just as I know by the tracks ...

... hut''the /otetl uilanl*h b did it.' We 'ildal soon see, !bow~tF, Fh,8 ,tis lw defe`,ace of thbe Mesrcry'a is s p-,geuqrtjly speaking, are those ! of .'he3 ha odtrabletfratetnity from whom hle seems to *46r l *rdV it.; He' forgets to telJ us what ,,ther\ ...

... m ' I' sn l.k . ?? pj 'J m~tYWa8r°' thaet ?-sd p ?? tr:'ot to opp r.t Te r e s V te t -C cotiied';, ?? Bifl:;o.ew hich'lA speaks ?? i'us .. undi~erstanld a' tu iot~em ii kis'n -ex-d.poiiq ?? w iat; h ; itettigioa Hivizll jobntefi fnref i ?? the ~~AO best ...

... proceedings at the Council meeting inserted iu our third page a typographical error occurs in Mr. Atkinson's speech. 111 speaking of Milner's he made ' to say £3 or €4it should be or £46. ...