... restoration of privileges, the plea that he had learned and amended. Well, John,*’ said the minister. will just ask you a few plain questions—“ What is lutitisoi?’’ Deed, Sir, replied John, I canua tell you what baptism folk, new laws; but time it was fourpence ...

... Chapel. Oxford, by the Rev. John Morison, D.D.. LL.D. London, Mr. George Jnam«. of Aldertnastun, Rerks, Ann, eldest daughter i M. Undcrliil!. Esq. of Bejitmont-strect, in this city. On the same occasion, the lies'. John Morison, D.D. ] LL.D. of i.oudon ...

... and writ of execution against the effects of John Parker issued. Luckily was a man of substance, and on the of July, 183 i), 1562/. under compulsion of that ! execution, was, John Parker, paid the Morrells, John Parker would perhaps have rested under that ...

... ed, and deeply-lamented olfi- them their charter will allow (hear, bear). I leave the chair >liat day six months, cer. Sir John Moore. was also present at Corunna, not certain that they are not prepared to make pro- Mr. ANKEB seconded the moiio.'i. \t ...