... reigners backed by the police, peace was to well pre- a species the poor t served, though attem pts were made to carry on a story of of guerilla warfare upo the as they reured, bled muc ing after it bed closed. who upo singly o: in groups, from the meet ...

... destroy them ; acd she therefore tore out many pages coulJ, and lit the fire with tbe obnosious papers, Incredib] 1 as this story may appear in civilised country and age, j nevertheless true. The Rabbi has dismissed the servant.—Japii Chronicle. Jesuits ...

... obliged to do so for the purpose of demonstrating his wonderfully short methods to his questioners. Nor is this all. The boy, merely by the powers of his own mind, has discovered short methods of multiplying and proving the correctness of calculations ...

... (Cheers.) food, igh wit Buckland ; be (Lord ort poeet he 10 of the great Dry coun! since at a Meeting in Hie cad © ened tot ‘a short UMe the farmers of the West of | take the meeting that sitaa Nelo © f do not mean you, the were a Coll ” t headed set. doctor ...

... the house in this weather should perhaps, doing, deprive myself of the power of discharging my duty to my constituents for short time longer in the House of Commons. Yod know my opinion on the general subject agricultural protection to be, that we absolutely ...

... and the friendly intercourse Believe with welfare Manor Dec ‘24— PS— of will made usual on tbe 1st 3rd January but notice short time previously I not exclude from beoefit of it tenant may make all due by within period of one month following the Protectionists ...

... being seen her door. ler other dupes could not doubt of her noblesse or interest w hen the hopes Britain frequented her bouse. short, Mrs. Grieve's purls are universal admiration, whatever Charles’s are. —Horace Walpole. Horace Walpole o.m Music.—Had I children ...

... dissolve before his eyes—the last shadow of hope gone—he retires a few steps and exclaims, I not fight with thee. In Werner, that story of sin and misery and misfortune, he brought out more shades of the main character than we ever noticed in the mere perusal ...

... tin- cause of the accident that had befallen me. The nurse sat with till day. light, and I asked her at last what all these stories meant, ll.e woman was unwilling to speak the subject, but I drew from her hv degrees the confession that the girl Margaret ...

... Church-Goer’s” relations of he seen and his reflections thereon are well given yet we are led to believe that Hie best of story and does inind turning “John little bit out of the direct road with to effect the author of papers really quiet modest inoffensive ...

... her debts. Not a word is said of the numerous removals and appointments, which does not correspond will, «P ec, “; tious. In short, this message one of documents ever published the subject of slavery the new territories the General is means clear or exphcit ...

... his manhood and enact the experienced traveller. His person was no means calculated to play off his pretensions, for he was short and thick, with a pock-marked face, and an air and carriage by no means of distinguished cast. The owner of the house, however ...