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... to say a word two regarding his own presence the meeting. l|o did not intend to any remarks; hut from a remark made by Mr. Alexander, wished say, lest might considered some as a spy, that had attended to enjoy the pleasure of hearing speeches on a cuhjeet ...
... _ _ Ti .hs SINGULAR AND MELANCHIOLY ACCIDENT.-An inquest 00l was held at C .rnarvo.a, un the afternoon otf Wednesday idlaist, on the hindy of a man named Ellis Jonels, a publican, wh etwthhe de ti uerthe following eircum- id4e ace'imp snied the Police-offiCers ...
... with light drought of watv*r, and that she should be accompanied steamer (a screw propeller will be preferred), in order tow the vessel through the ice when requisite. is said Chat gross frauds have been detected in the administration of the foods for the ...
... this eminent composer, viz.—Ea Remembranzs del Scherzo, a characteristic and brilliant rondo; and Souvenir of by-gone days, a romsama price 3s MUSIC by DREYSCHOCK.—R. Cocks and Ca. having entered into a contract with this celebrated composer, have just p ...
... the above news, we have a statement r to the effect that there is a movement on foot, to r elect thle Speaker by a plurality vote (the highest a number) instead of a majority of the whole number;c but in either case there is ...
... 'tfsllien there is; PtscJ~ .nesoof theswilf'-4t11i5 ch-it. 'a ~.issie'rli a d' t in~umerd estates. 'I d ' not a deny that-t thre id ?? great :deal of geod'iilh It mehastuv.- A f there'wiit be a great deal of advii~tage in getting rill of..o ...
... comrpiet,4p of ruins. The care. taker of this ferns and his faniily bad a narrow emcape, as tbs family had rerired to bed a few hours previously, and he ?? a neighbour of his remainred chatting at the fi~n the kitcbts, when, on observing tie fire in the roof ...
... that he thought a force cf 4,000 men and some volunteers suffic ent to bring to reason both Roses and Dribs. He recalled to the chambers the fact that a French force, under Captain Goulette de Venancourt, had in a very short time obtained a solution to an ...
... that a house Bmay be formed to examine into the merits of the cfracas. The Hungarian exiles on board the Hermann, arrived at Nevw York on the 15th Dec., have had a cordial reception in that city. A b NEW T AIANs, DEO. 16.-By the arrival of the a brig ...
... prices of which will cause you a considerable saving in the year. Your interests will be promoted the sale f Coffees cqu’ lly to recommended with the Test. It must be obvious to everybody that experience ranging over a period of twenty-five years must ...
... report progreeso eirdfrioes here had a very benedeild egam body and mind is muck improved if mot buoyancy and elasticity of both, to whi yr, a freedom from low spirits. simian. so a word lam a happier man. Year mankiaa. a rites again). I ...
... had ordered the nations! a guards, who servedt under Gen. Bustamente, to be a bisbanded and sent back to their respetoive tfatem The Minister of Finance had been authorised by Conu I gress to contract for a loan of a million and a half of I ...