... of the moneys received by him. Professor Sedgwick at Scarborough.—lllustrative of Professor Sedgwick's humour for a joke, a story is told, that when once on a visit to Scarborough, where he had engagement to dine, he stopped the way side, and perching himself ...

... to go into residence or make answer; and in obedience to that monition the plaintiff went and resided in the parish for a short time, and then again absented himself, upon which, in bebruary, 1848, the bishop issued a sequestration, appointing the defendint ...

... 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 ...

... take it out when she received her wages. Mr. Marks said, lie hod destre to press toe charge, ho was inclined to believe the story told the prisoner bat valuable gold watch had also been missed, and he wished, possible, to get some clue to where t.iat had ...

... a corner, caused them to hidtheir diminished heads, and closed their mouths for a timeunfortunately for the public, for a short time only. regard Mr. liiuifdi', one would have thought that those withering letters and strictures upon his agricultural saying; ...

... 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 ...

... few the note of Mr of ?” “ Certainly with of pleasure Burtoa saddled off Pool Hornby home other day” Burton that If been short of present means I required” 1?” I understood yon I of course not ignorant Mr Hornby there Is between us two I also know that ...

... potent commercial houses in the world, and threatened others with similar fate, I think we may congratulate ourselves that in short a time the prosperity of this country has been so firmly established. lam happy to say, as the representative, of the city ...

... its objects and character. The meeting, which would have been more numerous, but that the notice given had been extremely short, was presided ever the Revd. Thomas Hincks ; who said, on being requested to take the chair, that he regarded this question ...

... one were never more strangely blended, or rather say held together continual and irreconcilable opposition. Tbe succeeding story, The Siege of Dunbeg ; or the Stratagems of War, is humorous, and may be founded on fact, as places and dates are given, but ...

... 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 ...

... behind the scenes, looked on, and smiled the ingcuious device to whioh the innkeeper had recourse. Within almost incredibly short space of time, another stage, which stood under a sort of open shed, was made ready for the journey, and the horses, which ...