... and ask pardon and reconciliation. Rather more than a year of married life had passed with Frederic and Matilda. Thai one short year had produced a striking change the face and mind of Frederic; he seemed to have grown ten years older; he was thin and ...

... triumph. 'Hoec I lease dseee three (Duiedry, or done three. 'l'le reader will himself pleacse to pick tise joke out of tileo story.) We close with an extract leaving reference to the late historian of Bristol:- ?? lead not been at Hlorf'eeld. until my present ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... mnuodificatioins its them, and that it entertained thle hope of seei ng tile constitution defl-I atitively established wvithimi a short period, in order that theI sovereign might take the oath to it. PORTUGAL. The cortes were opened by thle queen in person on ...

... owu salvatiou by such a means, sent Law Gehenna an I bade his plans , follow him. Law set out on his way ; but lie stopped short in Sardinia. where he tempted the king with a bait—the struggle to seize which cost the last King of Sardinia, Charles Albert ...

... -A military gentleman, whose fneece did not transpire, made til application ae thle Marl-t 'boroughistreet police-office, a short tints ago, for advice as toa~ ethe proper mode of prutceeding to recover a, gold wvttch, value e £20, which lied b,'en entrusted ...

... A NEW GHOST STORY. The story which we arc about to relate was told to the Rev. H. Christmas, and is inserted in a new work, entitled The Cradle of the Twin Giants, Science, and History; he bad it from intimate friend, a graduate of Cambridge, who Lad ...

... the flesh of pigs bred and fed by Prince Albert. Protection meetings are being held all over the country. The same unvarying story of agricultural distress told, and resolutions are passed, strongly expressive of the absolute necessity of protecting native ...

... the prolix system of pleading iu the Chancery Courts of Ireland, bv substituting for the bill and its cumbrous accessories a short statement way of petition, which would bring the matter speedily before the Court. It likewise would enable the Courts to take ...