... G. Hext, J. Ellis, &c, &c. Newquay. — The schooner Ocean, Lewis master, which was stranded at Mawgan Forth during a gale a short time since, was got off on Tuesday morning through the exertions of that well known scientific gentleman, Richard Tredwen, ...

... Oliver Cromwell chapter 2 Physical History Man paper second Wood-nook Wells Neighbours’ Quarrels original and interesting Story by Mary Howitt— Good of Hagenmaier Christopher Chronicle’s Lectures on Social Arts U Dress— Importance Knowledge Law Reformers ...

... season is approaching, and we have declined renting the whole, We have made the third story into rooms, twenty four by for'y, for 1,000 dollars each per month —the second story we retain for ourselves. I le.sed a piece of land this morning, thirty by fi‘ty ...

... 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 ...

... times, bad roads, stale fish, and broken panks, Stale news, cold soup, light purse, aud lawyers’ thanks. I hate long stories, ard short ears of corn, A costly farm-house, and a shabby barn ; More curs than pigs, no books, but many guns, Sore toes, light ...

... dreary truth am | a sad example.” h i . “ You! Miss Lillywhite ! said Angelina. “ Listen,” said the old maid. “'Tis a short story ; but worth your hearing. When | was nincteen, | was about to be married. About, did I say ? Why, the day was fixed ; | ...

... exports from China which of the now sought The exports of from within two years of for fourteen of foreign exports The for short of more Lord J Russell the of question and to the no deputation - one both the duty in question upon which incumbent upon ...

... mother of Kossuth been that upon their prison Pesth they came Vienna in provide themselves passport to Turkey of truth in story is this noble mother” three grandchildren prison Pesth it enter jail at Pres-bttfg': such jail! helpless beings of the Schloss-herg ...

... done for the comfort of the public, whose passage money is at tbe rate of 31. per day for accommodation scarcely fitted for a short voyage of 12 hours. — Times. The Abctic Expedition.— Mr. Towne, of Fenchurch- street, in a letter to the Shipping Gazette, ...

... the captain for his double escape will be better fe than described, effected as it was in so providenti a manner. SuocklNG STory.—A fine interesting girl, age seven yeais, the eldest daughter of Mr. Ju Lockwood, of Gully Ho'e, having been left alone v ...

... barley oats turnips &c On farm he keeps of forty large half-bred cows rearing all their calves which are crosses with the short-horn making besides from each cow three firkins of butter worth from 40s to 50s firkin His young stock are very good the bull ...

... point of the adversary.— Correspondent of the Times writing from Verona, Jan. Bth. ' The yotjng Student.— The following little story of a gentleman, who was then well known, and then held tome office in N. under the government, was told by a friend of his ...