... UNKNOWN BETTING CONCENSI Ruumour speaks of inaxly individuals who have been declared defaulters since the Derby was run, and Ruoomni i s-nmeti!ives to he believed: hit wve have little to do Witl priv ate undertakings between those who know, or ought to ...

... strictly after. One of them, a miscreant who deserted some time age from one of the Highland regiments, had the Insolence to speak 'to sue the other day, ?? coku-' plain that he was worse treated than the prisoner.. Ile asked, What would be his fate ...

... for the formation of a corps of gen. ji being actively proceeded with, under jo.,ioa of three European officers. from Madrid speak of the difficulty \f~tiCO as being in a fair way of arrange- terrol,', the enlighteued course pursued by Bid& the Mexican Charg ...

... enemy seeks to undermine it by insinuations of suspicion, and poison it by false- hood. The Austro-Anglian speaks in every column of the Times-he speaks in the insolence of a Mentchikoff and the subtlety of a Jesuit. It is certain that notwithstanding all ...

... succumb to Democracy, and yon will assuredly fall as the rotten leaf which tunlbes at this season from ;tle. tree. As we speak of you we speak of those directed or commauded by. you. Unless you act honestly, you are infallibly vwarnped. ...

... Dan, Dick's posses- sion is a cool head and useful lungs, a ready inven- tion, and an unscrupulous tongue; a knack of plain speaking, and, more than all, a splendid talent for what Dan used delicately to call postponing the truth for the purpose of the ...

... the name of Heaven, does she not cast away, in a true queenly spirit, the trammels of conventional phraseology and speak out. We speak out, in the sincere, and pure, and honest spirit of loyalty. It is that we would have our liege Lady's mind not ...

... visit of the Pope to various Italian princes, and hi, Holiness has greatly modified the rest of his tour. Letters from Tripoli speak of a duel between the Enli'h Vice-Consul and a gentleman attached to the FreDeh consulate there. Circumstances connected with ...

... has at length' met, and before long we shall find 6ut'of'what -stuff'it is composed. Its first proceeding, Icomparatively speaking, an unimiportant' one, is not 4-pery promising. Lord Palmerston assumed the tone of, a dictator in putting forth his candidate ...

... other from Trieste, speak of another battle gained by the Russians at Ozouski, in Asia, on the 1st of December. No official confirmation of this event has hitherto arrived in Paris. Several German papers, arrived to-day, continue to speak of a great battle ...

... there was no one present but the tenantry strictly speaking, none of the neighbouring gentry or clergy being included among the guests, so that the host described it as a family party, to whom he could speak with frankness and affection. In pro- posing,&he ...

... how Englislslnen are treated abroad. Mr, Selfe: You must not speak in that way, or you 'ffill not get a passport at all. The Applicant: I don't care. I cats speak here wtvat I dare not speak in Ostend. It is a burning shame. I will call agait to-miiorrowv ...