... was a fate which pou ov Dav d, “bo isa pious, At o, dreaded “or e than death. and independent ma -fera eri itis in **the short this crisis in his alfa rs our’ —hiscase was fortunately, and simple annals of the p brow hi uncer t he netice of a or rather ...

... Inhabitants, un'il 1741. were Jet'' imaiher, and nti.'eiah!,- ia their food, houses, and clothing : moreover, that they were short li:vf, cadaverou-complexion, and annu ally attacked hy am!/)'rer,— exactly the tame returning period. - the..hov> year, drains ...

... witnesses that it was an unlractable and dangerous animal, aud he should, therefore, give judgment for the plaintiff. Laughable Story of Running down a Donkey.—Lee v. Drape.—The plaintiff, who sued inform* pauperis, described himself as a dealer in haddocks ...

... saved solely by incurring ruin, however nobly, in their service. . . . Within the Parliament, the conflict was severe, but short. The monarchical party tried to array itself around the King, and to govern bis name. These first essays at constitutional ...

... of me of oneof the Catholic priests. It appears that the yet been recei is ad mitted to be so by the afford some di whole story is untrue, aod writer of the paragraph 10 the Chronicle. 1 paid t Proceedt Bet vell, Total amount Expense of Equity companies ...

... of killing a turkey be had nearly pat an end to a A Parisian au thor has trans lated line, into French thus—* get cat, you short “ Out, brief candle,” is not so bad as the transiation of ao candie!” But even this exclamation of Miiton’s by a hman, who ...

... rapidity and brightness before his •yes - a narration which shows on what accurate knowledge the old Oriental framed bis story of the Sultan who dipped his head into a basin of water, and had, it were, gone through all the adventures of crowded life ...

... and finally they abolished the monopoly of the Crown, and cut off the head ol their King. Time, however, went on, and after short years all these monopolies were restored with the general assent the people—(cheers); so that when the King rode through London ...

... which is fit to asked in public, and ao particular that it comprisetli most things which wo would ask in private, and yet no short not to tire any that hath true devotion. Its doctrine is pure aud primitive; its ceremonies so few and innocent, that most ...

... character quant stands unimpeached as regards his personal honesty.” The to th The Protectionists of Denbighshire suffered a short defeat last week, at a meeting called by them at Ruthen, Fa to consider the best remedy for the state of Surve Lord Dangennon ...

... towards one of the oldest ami most valuable constables the force, that, I am sure, will be sufficient apology for my asking a short space in your widely circulated columns, to vindicate wrong, and uphold a character, the only means left to us, viz. the public ...

... cannot the tell who struck the blow, nor his dress ; I did not see ome the blow struck. nato Cross-ezamined—Mr Brake had a short stick in his te hand; 1 did not take notice of the size; he raised itup we in his hand; my tack was towards him for a time ...