... preservation, secondary punishments not; for although a mau may forfeit his liberty and hts property turouah crime, both may be restored, but not with life when oner taken. These truisms may occasion a smile, bat I write, my lord, for information, in ...

... among some of the customers who were in the hoase. The defence of Mr. Gill was, that when the disturbance commenced, anxious to keep the peace, he sent for the constable on duty, and when the constable came, he requested him to clear the house. The constable ...

... tile Charge ?? of the United States residing in Nicaragua, have been made acquainted with these events, that they may take such measures as may seem to them proper, especially since the island of Tigre has been, by treaty approved of by the President, placed ...

... and ruin, a class, the farmers and agricultural labourers. It was dearly their conviction that prices would fairly remunei alive; and, yet, I see sufficient reason to believe they were mistaken. The present depression, I trust, but temporary, aud the natural ...

... promises to solve the problem, how the able-bodied are to be furnished with remunerative and continued employment, so that relief may be unnecessary.— Downpatrick Recorder. , r A Remarkable Incident.—The directors of the bl.effield Banking Company have addressed ...

... Pringle says— He laya him down, to sleep away. In languid truce, the weary day. Whether this precarious mode of existence may, or may not, have influenced the personal appearance and stature of tba Bushmen, it is difficult to say; but more wretched-looking ...

... excitement may detected in mamma a day or two before tho auspicious period, and important communications to the cook may overheard touching the size of oak ...

... necessity of carefully preserving the Church property for good purposes ; but the reyerse was the case ; and as the Clergy may be supposed not quite disinterested in their complaints, I would cite the words of a legal writer in support of their assertions—* ...

... nus of twenty per cent, conditionally on prrmpt payment of the Tent, with any arrears that may be due ---the same to be expended on such improvveents as may be mostn bene ficial to the farm ?? is condescending enough to act pilot balloon to tile RUSSELL ...

... is a play which rarely fails to tell on the stage. Its rapid succession of incidents, tffective situations, and dialogue, which, spite of its sentimentalismu, has many strokes of genuine comedy, keep alive the attention from the first scene to the last ...

... public will reap advantages by purchassinsg at this establislsment that are not to be met with elsewhere. In the show roosis may be seess drawing- room chairs, 6s. Od.; solid rosewood, Is. Wid; ditto, loo trables, £3 13s. d. s ?? chairs, 1s. ed.; ditto ...

... so that in moat cases me/curial& may be avoided. The pill may be eyes to children of 7 years of age, being quite, as Mama as Cedar Prepared by Twitressnew, Pharmacestical Chemist, 2, Edward's. Street, London ; and may be bad of Barclays and Edwards, London ...