... the return in correspondg. weekinlB4Bwas 47 6131 4 18 4 29 1 133 7 37 10 Showg.a decl.of 891 571 27 I 641 621811 These facts speak plainly for themselves, and do not require a word of comment. The arrivals of wheat coastwise into London were small during ...

... teen that the predictions of the astrologers respecting this event have been partially realised, though happily, generally speaking, but little damage has been done. Havre, Dec. 29.—0n Thursday the tide rose at this port to such a height as to submerge ...

... is disfigured it any of the teeth are Ica, and a disagreeable Wpm.= is produced.-e-Where the teeth are good, there is when speaking,or emoting especially, a fascination present, which prevents furiket the examination of the cousdauarice. The new incorrodible ...

... two or three year# ago, end besides it is not the poor person after all benefits by the exensal of the rates, but generally speaking the landlord, who many instances demands mors rent, because ths tenant has no rates to pay. 1 hsv# also been accused of trying ...

... Motes Whitusorth charged with arson Mcl bourn, waa again examined befora the magistrates Roys ton, when number of witnesses speaking to circumstances tending to fix the guilt upon the prisoner, gave their testimony, and was fully committed for trial The ...

... to the station-house for the assistance of the police. Inspector Lester, G division, attended, and said he was enabled to speak to the noise and appearance of drunkenness among some of the customers who were in the hoase. The defence of Mr. Gill was, ...

... lio ois.) Ho tit that it. reading the Smoke, Mail, of the' Mr. tutideh's, as which be stated that It sod the landlord' speak the the sountiy. Cush ail his auasiorbed ter.) Tins was 'he woe When men ebbe Cobden had remised a siorgudiceut terms tation ...

... leaving liar child dump:lady to the ;laid parish.—consinuted kr twe bud labour. a advantages seVeineuts. we are scabies., to speak ; friars rnialitull, and we can state with coed !duce, that, tattier well panto pig jsktustry cud rued dharacter (alluvia eeriably) ...

... . From the Venerable the Archdeacon of Ross. Agh ad own Glebe, Skibbereen, County Cork, Aug. 22, 1819. Dear Sir, cannot speak too favourably of the' Revaienta Arabica.'—Alex Stuart, Archdeacon of Ross. King's College, Cambridge, Oct. 15, 1849.—1 ...

... River Plate question. The gella, s ; general at first seemed to be offering a reply to partisans for an expedition, for, speaking military character as an officer of experience had commanded the artillery in the expedition to VeP Morea, and the subsequent ...

... River Plate question. The gallant general at first seemed to be offering a reply to the partisans for an expedition, for, speaking in his military character as an officer of experience who had commanded the artillery in the expedition to the Morea, and ...

... deplorable state, owing to thue XO xp fo asn Eure and severity of the weather. Th'le boy, riot burig JWl Ir. tible to walk or speak, was carried tram the hoist so Site itiC i's battery by the men ot the detachment of the 46~h Reg--. Tit le ment stationed ...