... own, whose i ringlets were floating over hershoulders, lie over- ttoo' us on the lauding, where lie took my sister I in his arms, and kissed her. Placing her on her I feet again, he then put his hand upon my head, and blessed me ; and I feel (continued ...

... District Baunk were refused payment on Thursday. PEasMBOEE.-Five hundred stand of arms, vith 7,500 round ofball cartridge, arrived ?? Yard last -week, for the purpose of arming the workmlicil of that arscnal, A riotous outbreak took place oil Tucsday, at ...

... turned 'against her own breast, always supposing its puissance to be the same in the case of a hostile fleit as in that of the John O'Gant, o would the.Government of Great Britain be justi-i fied in unburdinijig Warner of his secret, about a which these ha~pssmne ...

... injur; cd intcctigna lnar nlsy, last . eek, by the unexpected explosion of in mine, e Davies had to undergo amp atationl of thce arm a at the Infirmary. a I9GOR PearCE COUR.-Isaac Harding llarries LI was brought before the Rev. H. Price, on Satur- g day last ...

... this country, no one wvho goes into _ or is cognisant of what is passing in society through the journals will deny; and Lord JOHN RuSSELL might have learnt as much from the tone of constitutional prints never s, before remarkable for advocating reforms ...

... of worship. Afterwards a sernon was delivered by the Rev. R. Thomas, of Liverpool; founded on the first five verses in St. John's Gospel. At the close of the meeting, the Minister of the place addressed an carnest exhort- ation to his flock. TIlE HPOUSELESS ...

... thiilk It * r Yerv for a il)p. ?? ;i j ?? louisl'lhilippe thuisto t 1 fs,,es Of fis kingdorn arid 5,akie tir ?? tere, v ir. John B3ull-ani act of grate ab all ?? 0a1rjd arid fury of the ifie ioirit reri rrds us of an) Wil b r ifol a forumer King of Franre ...

... Wya\r1tt, the Deputy Ito- e gistrars, aio, \s I ?? in 'kyvatt, jun. WTrexhlall Mr. 'Thomas HIughes, Astrad and DeItbigh M L.Ir. John llughes, of the Cottage, near St. Asaph -and MIIr. Jtuncs Va ugh1an I Hurlo-, of Denbigh. - ?? IN AacticLstl. -At the ordinary ...

... likes eccet-red itt thle ?? - B-xAiGe POTICHn, ?? -NOa'.-3-J n Blarker-, John 'Thomas, \\Villiei Pi-lec, George Walsh;, Thomnas iray, ,Joseph Kitinber,T''fomiat -Williams, aud John WValshl, were taikctt before thet Rev. I. Prite, 3M igistrate, ellargcd ...

... Commnrso to jujige of llu,a ptropriety of aI ceciL of' ianuiry. H~e thtought th~at suech a eoiurt in a case Vhse thtat of Lord Cardigan would he pro- ?? of mitch iijtiry to military disciphitto, tind that aI wise discretioti li:d tlsercofre been exercised in ...

... will' throw the Frankfort Government into shade, and materially interfere with the scheme said. be contemplated by the Archduke John, for ngeffecting the junction of Frankfort with the' t. Southern L eague. IFrom the Ionian Islands, . awe learn that the i ...

... harrp, %lue 20 f - was then brought on thle stige. It i, . iinstrumioent, hiighly finisied, and 5vitt, [lie C'o1 Arms, OIL Liverpool Arms, tile P ritioce It1oi Feather, and gilded on tdle front, ul a crci-: ground. , TIhe successuflcanriidate, Air. J ...