... ceased to exist, it is hoped that this measure ye during the present session the favourable con- i of Congress, re Secretary speaks of the mineral lands, their id the exploring expedition appointed by him to terior, and of the establishment at Washington ...

... correctly divined by a London Incumbent. Our correspondent writes conjecturally and inferentially, but we are in a position to speak positively to the same effect. Blighted hope and disappeinted ambition are at the bottom of the business. When Dr. Merewether ...

... Coming events begin to cast their shadows before, and men are startled by the sudden gloom. As a portentous hush and a speaking silence are heralds to the thunderstorm, so the cessation of partystrife and of the bandying of party watch-words seems to ...

... praise, men, and who look to their social welfare, as well as to getting so much work out of them. The Committee very properly speak in high terms of the management of such contractors as Mr. Peto, Mr. Jackson, and some others, whose workmen are almost as ...

... has met with some support; and a very strong hope prevails that the project will be carried into effect. Mr. Hormsby, in speaking to the report, animadverted upon the conduct of those parties who had endeavoured to prejudice the minds of the nobility ...

... to' present the petition to tho Commoune and that Lord Daunfeimlie be requeated to present it to the House of Lords. _ One speak~er, an agriculturist, stated that three hares will I consume as much as one sheep, and six sheep consume as tmuch as 'one cow ...

... THE ORDER OF THE GARTER ON EDWARD THE BLACK PRINCE.—BY C. W. COFE, A K.A. the reverse. Its character makes it impossible to speak well of it ; and the common-places of poetry, which are so often strewed like flowers over the grave of the past, are most ...

... the Earl; they recover their patrimonial property ; and thus the story ends—in peace. We have not left ourselves space to speak of the minor characters in the drama, which are so many portraits of village character in bright relief to the more serious ...

... chime, Shall for thee a greeting ring! Chorus. Hark ! those bells so merry pealing, &c. But those bells so merry pealing ! Speak a message to each heart! Time on us Is silent stealing, And we soon from all must part. Yes we, and all created things Soon ...

... connection with her husband’s elevated circle. He came home one evening unusually early, and announced that the Prince wished to speak with Lorle, and that therefore she was to go with him the next day to the picture gallery. He was prudently silent about the ...

... pavement along the entire d'*tance must have been very considerable. Although the out6.de of St. James's park, it is strictly speaking portion of that enclosure, and therefore the sole cost must have been borne, we presume, the Department Woods and Forests ...

... seasonable about the 20th, and has continued so to the period ate now writing hence, the condition of the wheat plants, generally speaking, has become much improved. Although the price) obtained during the last two months have been no means high, we have every ...