... season is approaching, and we We hare made the have declined renting the whole. third story into rooms, twenty four by forty, for 1,000 dollars cach per month—the second story we retain for ourselves. 1 leased a piece of land this morning, thirty But by fifty ...

... Jauuary irsa I»f. i sI must not go out of this 1 should, perhaps, by deprive myself of the imiT •L my duty to constituents for a short time EL! the House Common*. ' Vou know uiy opinion the general subject of pr..;ection l.e, that we absolutely require a the ...

... the house in this weather should perhaps, doing, deprive myself of the power of discharging my duty to my constituents for short time longer in the House of Commons. Yod know my opinion on the general subject agricultural protection to be, that we absolutely ...

... reigners backed by the police, peace was to well pre- a species the poor t served, though attem pts were made to carry on a story of of guerilla warfare upo the as they reured, bled muc ing after it bed closed. who upo singly o: in groups, from the meet ...

... destroy them ; acd she therefore tore out many pages coulJ, and lit the fire with tbe obnosious papers, Incredib] 1 as this story may appear in civilised country and age, j nevertheless true. The Rabbi has dismissed the servant.—Japii Chronicle. Jesuits ...

... the public hou shelter but their own homes, which are freqvently far from comfortable for the elder branches of fa:ilivs.— A short time previvus an lect :re was delivered iu the same institution, by Mr Toms, of Bath, on the Chemical Phenomena of Nature. ...

... would feed us. They might do for 4 or years, when, if we may judge of probability ,Uy long experience, we might expeot general short orop; and our farm labourers having been half starved in the midst of abundance from want of demand for their labour, would ...

... shooting. The gentlemen were all good shots, a large aamber of pheasants, hares, and rabbits were brought tor; haad in incredibly short space of time. The dinntr-hour Sf>- proacbed ; the game was collected, and large size wbeelbarriito was well piled outside ...

... Cambridge.—We have always grea pleasure in recording instances of the kind disposition hi Royal Highness. It was only a short time since that the amia biiity of his disposition was shown to an officer of the garrisoi of Dublin, who, while attending ...

... remarks, I recollect General Lawless telling me that he and eorae other Irishmen (I believe Wolfe Tone was among them,) had short time before been engaged in discussion with him respecting a project for the invasion of Ireland, when, after making many inquiries ...

... heid, only to end in dini ers; th and be introduced, with no great felicity orsu the st who was supposed to bave been ent story of Cromweil, hen he was only seeking the cork- seeking the Lord w bi ny screw. He retorted the charge of imprope r tk sto upon ...

... were to strike me, I should though I am rather old, n4 not qiitt w strong as apt to knock him dowo (cheers). I will tell a story about peaee. On one occasion quaker was on board a ship, which was attacked a privateer, and was asked to assist in repelling ...