... obliged to do so for the purpose of demonstrating his wonderfully short methods to his questioners. Nor is this all. The boy, merely by the powers of his own mind, has discovered short methods of multiplying and proving the correctness of calculations ...

... 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 ...

... . This the monthly combination of the five weekly numbers for December just past. It contains five or six of Eliza Cook's short and pleasing poems, including two Christmas Songs, and a glorification of the Holidays. There is also a Christmas piece by ...

... mentioned, all of which the servant promised to detail to his worshipful master. We have not yet seen the letter, but we have the story from one who hath, and who hath heard from neighbour Tucket, all about it. Sin John Buller, m.p.—Certain parties in London ...

... his manhood and enact the experienced traveller. His person was no means calculated to play off his pretensions, for he was short and thick, with a pock-marked face, and an air and carriage by no means of distinguished cast. The owner of the house, however ...

... 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 ...

... and the granaries; after few hours thouSof these the place where the tub was. passing the vessel thrn.id, the house from story story, was soon compl&,S of these troublesome and noxious creature.. The a Snl tur.st who wishes to get rid of weevils, has nothing ...

... years, and although, in consequence of a great fire in 1598, and a fearful visitation of the plague, its population was for short period considerably reduced, being only about 3750, in 1600 it soon recovered. Seventeen years afterwards, its population had ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...