... the ripin' pond' principle. My nelhour man, ca's 't the monkish principle—sellin' Paradise fur Miler: that's the short ate tang o' the story. The air ye xis to help up the ateepin', the better 'II be your chance in anither world: A dreedfo' delushun ! A ...

... conversions that had of late taken place from Catholicism. Dr Barth was then heard, and urged the propriety of circulating short Bible stories, and I:hurch histories, in Scotland, which had been in Germany • very successful method of disseminating Scriptural ...

... latest pieces of * exclusive* intelligence was a not ill-concocted story about the recal of the Russian Ambassador in London. We are happy, however, to be able to state, that the whole story is a fiction from beginning to end. Baron Brunow is not recalled ...

... yet, in relating to a child the story of Paul, the writer in question would pre'ent his virtues divorced from that faith which alone gives them life, leaving behind merely a fruitless, because widowed, morality. In short, under pretence of separating morality ...

... of Hilary Term 1836, when Sir C. Pepys was appointed Chancellor. The present commission, it is understood, will be of very short duration, and will not be protracted beyond the time necessary for maturing the arrangements for regulating the office of Lord ...

... in a very modest pre&ce, states that Mrs. Sherwood’s Stories on the Church Catechism suggested to her the idea of the work, and we can say that she has accomplished it with much success. The story which forms the connecting link throughout is account ...

... fun and tro ic. Music and dancing soon became the e L°nr ay i ° *r the night; and this f ?■ th s P (with the exception of a short interval devoted to a supper equally substantial as the v v ~ „ oinner) till sheer exhaustion ° tena utless : which was at ...

... throughout with marked attention. ME COBDEN DRAGGED INTO A CORRESPONDENCE WITH AN INPARoCS CHARACTER.—III our last we gave a Short summary of a correspondence between Mr Cobden and a Mr Garbett, in which the latter took Mr Cobden to task for a statement ...

... two lad.es, subsequently paid visit to the House of Commons. The T)uke of Ellington and his Waterloo BrbkchES—A very comical story has been related in private circles for some days past, which is too good to be lost to the public, particularly as it includes ...

... and his horse were borne to the ground, and his thigh was ' grievously wounded.' While fruitlessly endeavouring, with a short hunting sword, to defend himself against the furious animal, when almost overcome, and about to be gored its antlers, there ...

... TENEMENT of three Stories and Attics, in Princes Street, which belonged to the said William Findlay, with range of Dwelling Houses behind, of two Stories and Attics, fronting Victoria Street, and extending to Crescent Lane. The Ground Story of the Building ...

... immediate vicinity of the harbour of Portpatrick. There lying, side by side, are the lifeless bodies of those, who had, but a short time before, been fulll of life and hope, and who had been, as if it were, hurried into eternity from the midst of perfect ...