... press of sail; but a shower, accompanied by a severe gale wl.ich obliged the latter vessel to put about for Sunderland, in a short time hid her from their sight. For some weeks hopes were entertained that she had proceeded to the Baltic, as the Capt., Alex ...

... badly off after all. Mr Villiers concluded his speech amid cheers, and then read his motion for the Address. Sir James Duke, a short speech, seconded the motion. He stated, that at no period had the trade and commerce of England been in prosperous a condition ...

... genius said have been exhibits Examiner: Do you smoke, Sir?— Candidate: do • Ir. » Have you a spare ?-Yes, Sir (extending short six). Now, Sir, what ia the first duty of a lawyer?—To collect fees. Right,—What is the seoond ?—To increaae the number of ...

... committee for opening Hugh .Miller, Es.^ the Glasgow Railway on Sunday. Clergy all .-n it- ,»• I’t-i• lit .1 i J r\ , . In short, Thomas Chalmers, his svmpathv and his I r.,it *l> h.V p,K.ml,l the.,, |, ,| |, „„ i.^luour-i-t.allirM I tlic K|.lul,l,jhfJ ...

... SCOTLAND. Tvmb of the Regent Murray.—VVe inserted a short notice in our paper of the 31st ult.. respecting the opening of the R-grnt Murray’s vault in St Giles’* Cln.rcli, ami state I that, after an itn-ucce-sfnl search the Regent coffin had not heemlit* ...

... way, soon fell into conversation about the state trade, money matters, and other subjects. After had conversed together a short time these, broke out with the following words; • Well, Sir, I will relate to you an anecdote of a boy who was wsll known my ...

... half`-a-lion- it rired apologies, and thp servant hind a shilling. We had n i- cooid morrninig's laa~h fir ourselves. and ii gridd story for our friends, rind she bnd ri very ood bireaktfast. I wish yorr had is beein bere.-Soutiier, Lift? and Correspondenrce ...

... very speedily, they would intro- duce one on their own responsibility. The course i pursued by those Directors and ?? who, a short time since, so warmly opposed Government inter- l ference, does not say much for the measure that may be I looked for at their ...

... did so with the greater pleasure, that his friend and him- self had been differing Ho much of late on other points. After a short conversation, the motion was unanimously agtreed to, full powers being given to the Education Com- mittee to carry it into ...

... are opposed, the one driving the ball with sticks towards the goal, and the other driving it in the opposite direction; in short game shinty. They have danciog, toa. Such dancing! Two row. of men and women, sometimes only of one sex, stand opposite each ...

... raa’utn;’ so had hall'-a-hundred apologies, and the servant had shilling. had good morning’s iaugli for ourselves and good story for our friends, and she had very good breakfast. 1 wish you had been here.— Southeys Life and Cam spinalence. (From the New ...

... inform Breeders and Adiuirers of' W SHORT-HORNS, that he haisbeen favoured with inha c tions from UrTOD, ELPHINSTONE TOWER, to ell, by'Auetion, on TUEsDAY, March 19th, 1850, the Entire.-Erd, consisting of ly .50 SHORT-HORN BULLS, COWS, and HEIFERS. Aso ...