... reformed its constitution most a liberally. Both Holland and Belgium are repealing E their navigation laws. Of Sweden the same story isl to he told. And even Russia, we learn, however a ,grim upon the Danube, talks liberalism upon the i Neva, and proposes ...

... aid Imagination means a combining of the atoms o th of things we know, into new forms, so as to present an th ae image. The story and the pun spring from this sanme th ta- source ; its course is shaped by our sentiments, our a( n- passions, our love of ...

... Surely such rebuffs as these ought to open the eyes of Louis Napoleon. The Aloniteior of to-day eisdeavours to deny the whole story, but does not do so its reality It merely denies that Al. Dupin put the letter of the secretary into his pocket w itla usarks ...

... mail from California has brought intelli gence possessing a different kind of interest from that wh ch attaches itself to stories of masses of gold picked up in the beds of rivers, and speculations on a possible depreciation of currencies by the cheap- ...

... ow'ing to the advent'of Sir Charles Napier, but his stay- was short, and his mocvements so eccentric and meteor- litre thait hebais left hut a faint impression, which wvill. soon fade. The best story extant regarding hisl sojourn, is one that he related himself ...

... niecessary to be preucised' to romprehend what e A matlienbatirian, res. ent at Leemnington, having pointed le obut somuie short time since that the latter days of' the old year (1849) would'be sigualised, by extraordiuary Ihigh : - tides, inasimuch as ...

... a thorough-bred Highland oxted at Epping, two years and ten months old; the whole earease weighing one hundred and twenty stories dead weight; the length of thehorns which have been profusely glided over and decorated, Is three feet two inches; the breadth ...

... crowd of tows's- people, of every class, in their eftbrte to secure the person or persons who did the dreadful deeC. in a very short tite seven navies, supposed to be engaged in the fight, were in custody. The deceased was a married man, and leaves one child ...

... they will have 200,000 men, with 300 cannon. The Vienna papers are wholly silent on the matter; but the writer-repeats the story on the 21st, and declares that General Welden has sent round orders prohibiting allusion to the news till Governuient bas received ...

... should trench upon these walls, and where, in most cases, the existing houses are susceptible of being raised one or more stories, extra- mural interments are of easy accomplishment, and may be conducted with great economy, as, taking any given centre ...

... numerous tenantry 10 per cent. on their respective rentals.-.ilfonchestcr Gnardian. HOMtELY APPLICATIoN OF A GREAT FACT.- Some short time after a recent election in a certain borough, in Worcestershire, not a hundred miles from K-, a plain, unsophisticated ...

... William Robson wa s called to the chair, and J. C. Lamb, Esq., of Ryton, and Air William Telford addressed the meeting in short but pointed and well-received speeches. A bazaar was also held on the same day. Richardson and Orange, tle two poachers who ...