... explained that Mr. Daniell bad behaved very badly towards the bankrupt, who gave up the penalty in ?? bankrupt then went on to speak as to an assignment he had made to two small creditors, giving as his reason for doing so, that he had applied to friends ...

... report, the Federal Government will probably come to a decision. It is plain that if the French Minister in London does not speak as strongly as his colleague in Switzerland, it is orly because it is thought politic for the moment defaire patte de vsoui'8 ...

... unless then'matter was referred to them by the Court. They had had before them the Forresters, of whom everybody wished to speak in high terms, and the letter read referred not to them, but to a son of one of them who proceieded to a foreign country, |although ...

... NAPOLEON knew that he dared not hold such language to England; but he might with impunity to Switzerland, and as he can he speaks his mind there frankly, and wishes for that here which he knows it would not be politic to express. THE main points in the ...

... Hor MARKET, Saturday. - We have no change to notice in the value of any kind of hops, compared with yesterday. Generally speaking the demand is in a sluggish state. GLASGOW IRON MARKET, Saturday.-No 1, 4*. 9d. buyers 65s 3d. sellers. edNor., warrants ...

... her body was charred and blackened from fire, whilst her 1 clothes were burnt to tinder. She was still alive, but could not speak, and in a short time afterwards death terminated her sufferings. The unfortunate woman, it appears, was easljsot to fitaditis ...

... lie had received these letters, or to whom he might have addressed any. He was asked if lie spoke Italiacs. He replied (le speaks French) in the negative, though one of the agents took it into his head that he detected a few Italian words, which, in fact ...

... Kiunsar, lie requested theat ho would retain the custody of those and all oilier hooks unuder other estates. Mr. Watetfield, speaking next to Mr. Wisitmore, who cause into Court at the mnoseist, remasleed that Mr. Kettle heed stated on Saturday that the favour ...

... to pull the work down. The violent and unprovoked nature of the assault was also fully spoken to by a mass who had come to speak to Goodwin. This person (John Self,) farther stated that srch was the excited man- ner of defendant, and such the force of ...

... of our own. The CH.WM MAN said they were met that night to exercise the privilege at present possessed by Englishmen, of speak- 1ing their mind-[hear, hear,]-but how long they would be allowed to exercise such a privilege it rested with English- men ...

... were carried out all ove- the country-aclccuhstauc5 which hie attributed to the agency of the Freemasons-Mr. Barry went on to speak of the unsettled times Of the Reformation as unfavourable to the progres of arelitecture. In the time Of Elizabeth however ...

... get a glimpse of what is certainly far superior in a sp)eacular point of view. Of Mr. Anderson's performances We Deed net speak; everyb~dd'h~sa them, WWideltla tssg' ~ lbe **YhhI.' WXi 40,oWiV&; some new things, which, we will be bound to saY, are as ...