... popular lecturer. , 1can- not have been forgotten that each lecture was remark. able for increased attendance, a fact that speaks for itself as to the general gratification which the course afforded. MILITARY MOVEMENTS.- On Monday week a detachment of ...

... of the character of Holla, while standing at the prompter's side enter with the child, in the last scene *• Pizarro,” aud speaking upon some stage business to Mr. Stimpson, the leader of the supernumeraries, the heavy weight by which the curtain suspended ...

... lvacancy was immediately filled up by a Chartist. The two members of the city, Mr. Dennistoun and Mr. Oswold, who had intended to speak in support of the repeal, followed the example of the chairman, and quitted the hall with speedy step. The upshot of the business ...

... spinsters dream of each otlr,and wonder what fleecy hosiery is made of -- Now-do actos separate rhemselvesfrom the musies, speaking spiteB.jn of them, and managers sedulously practice the fil rule of arithmetic. Now are scitwolmasters, coal. merchants ...

... three turns in his chamber every day. When the weather is fine opens his window and smokes three ipes. He has not been able to speak distinctly for six ears, but utters few inarticulate sounds, which his rand-children, who attend him (all his suns are dead) ...

... thankful for service if any of their wishes have I ►ecu left ungratified. Of the conduct of Ministers are neither disposed speak carping cavillers nor as .sycophantic partisans ; but it affords us far greater satisfaction descant their meritorious actions ...

... her get away she would have to perucuted for this work . Shields and afterwards went into the house ; Clegg said she nianut speak tn Shields wa« g-oug to tell ma*ler, and sue wan ted know what she was do. She was crying. Eliza Dickenson afterwards confessed ...

... remarkable passage occus-1 ieseasonable at all times, but especially so now, viz: f At this time, more especially, will we speak, that . I by grace are ye saved, through faith,' because never .was the maintaining of this doctrine more seasonable e than ...

... few cases the advance was given ; in -the remainder lie full Itrices of thle previous week were obtained; and. :enerally speaking, tile market wore laflirin and healthy y, .ppearance. LIVERPOOL MARKETS. 'COLONIAL AND FOREIGN, Jan. 4.'-There lasa been ...

... however, if the true to natu-e ’’ picture of henpecked husband and spoiled wife. Of the general merits of this work cannot speak until it is more advanced. It is not imitation of Pickwick, nor docs it pretend to »o. ...

... was returning the same evening on horseback, and about three from I.*w den was attacked by several men; closed upon without speaking, and one of them seized the hridlo and pulled marc op. struck tlwro with stick and slipt off the Middle, hut still held the ...

... the Welsh Oak about midnight, and I saw the prisoner there. I went the place with great many others, and I saw Frost there, speaking to another man, ami there were great many around the place. the before that I had been the house William Williams, of Argued ...