... decline giving insertion, however, to the detailed account furnished us, as it is by no means instructive, and we understand the story is denied by at least one party concerned, as a fabrication. The District of St. James and St. Paul. —The following memorial ...

... assistance and counsel have been freely given, and valuable hints been derived from their experience. It is plain that nothing short of a very extensive circulation can at all remunerate the publisher for the expense, which he has not spared, in preparing ...

... Inhabitants, un'il 1741. were Jet'' imaiher, and nti.'eiah!,- ia their food, houses, and clothing : moreover, that they were short li:vf, cadaverou-complexion, and annu ally attacked hy am!/)'rer,— exactly the tame returning period. - the..hov> year, drains ...

... aod association perhaps, in no other wa: could be effected. This t always been associated wi th the health of a gentiem: stories, he now saw before him, and who really sppeared to |} I hap- Hope) to retain the vigour and energy which he posses him for ...

... became About o’clock in the morning tall chimney attached to Mr Smytbe’s house in fell with tremendous upon wing building two stories high roof with bedroom floor the contents of roam the kitchen below Mr Mrs Smytbewere in tbe room at the buried crash created ...

... or paper! These implements he can use, however, * , is often obliged to so for the purpose of demon*' ting his wonderfully short methods to his Nor is this all. The boy, merely the powers own mind, has discovered a shftrt method of multiply and proving ...

... cattle, the back walls being built elese up to the' eaves; the front is in two stories, supported on strong' 'posts of timber, open' from. the: ground to 'the 'eaies, the lower story occupied by cattle, the upper kept as: astore for their 'provisions. The cows ...

... equity. He contrasted present prices of corn with those of with 1835. They had dien, as now, followed years of high prices and short supplies, whereby cultivation had been stimulated, and supply made abundant. He looked upon the present prices as transitory ...

... witnesses that it was an unlractable and dangerous animal, aud he should, therefore, give judgment for the plaintiff. Laughable Story of Running down a Donkey.—Lee v. Drape.—The plaintiff, who sued inform* pauperis, described himself as a dealer in haddocks ...

... saved solely by incurring ruin, however nobly, in their service. . . . Within the Parliament, the conflict was severe, but short. The monarchical party tried to array itself around the King, and to govern bis name. These first essays at constitutional ...

... those of Bandon against 'Turk, Jew, or Atheist. As beginning, Mr. Richard Oevereux, of Wexford, has contributed donation of Stories of Cats.—A young woman residing at Hulme, Manchester, went recently to see some friends at Macdesfield, and on her return ...

... of me of oneof the Catholic priests. It appears that the yet been recei is ad mitted to be so by the afford some di whole story is untrue, aod writer of the paragraph 10 the Chronicle. 1 paid t Proceedt Bet vell, Total amount Expense of Equity companies ...