... was last seen in London on the 17th of August, and, far can be conjectured, it is not unlikely that he has gone across the Atlantic by the steamer which left Liverpool about that time. is supposed that has with him not less than £l.OOO, forgeries of bills ...

... legdprofession.’* t CVxptTAr, Crime# scotlin,. the Uw ..f Scot i bind the following ••rTcnces are still punishable -Uhild aling ; sinking penmn in the presence of tin ' King's justice sitting judgment: sgyr.ivated theft .mounting to f ' t’ n yrn > ; killing or ...

... —MMJ enira.injfc |»4«I the trcEt* Pfevwutalivc. tb« Firt«. i. dc»ote»» coiuiiteratioD the Uuii*» and Obllfiation* ofthe Vl.rm.l state, and the «au«-. tad to tl.e lioppinoH ot .d-rT tl.o*c who have entered into the bon of matrimony. The CORDIAL HALM of ...

... DOMESTIC NEWS. POETRY. V the SANDd. llAxt thou ever, in tr Through tl»e i’orui»h lamls, II ir.l t'u* »t Atlantic roArinj, Arm wi.l* tawny floorinj the Perrau Sanila •Crow heath ...

... member in the House Com''lllle,h«t has figured under so many different forms as fna-onet of N’etherbv. He has changed about with rm ..f (tovernnipiit, and repudiated every one of in their turn. If the will of the people - 1 influence in the formation of his ...

... steady thought, ts altogoth r falao : no tempting form of error is without some latent charm derived from t- nth. Jo Hit Knox’s >RM AMOLUno*. -The following la the formula in John Knox’s Book of Common Order In the name and authority of Jesus Christ, I the ...

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... the heart, derangement the *• , acm-ral de- • .i^TcAVrK“-«.. -. -l, usd 11. l«b. through all Medic.nr Venders; or. should an) rm alluring or pemuiou. pr.ct.ce, alike d.-trucur. thrv will sent receipt th* price In mind and body, . ,* wtatb is the chief ...

... and causing him t'« sit constrained j ail( j rea( papers and discussion constituted the posture upon the top of a walking-sink, some three feet high, or( er proceedings. interesting museum was also w'ithout support. And there sat motionless in the air ...

... dead doe. It turned ,0 y i.Ter.tr t., shoot rod.'a dog not '''“ l,f njUnnff i'' 8*- leaving .aone/’with . m«d u> mer.d the ,rm sad tury the dog, »e ;-. .) beard the yacht : and as , sailcd re , tarju'. :.?p- freeze wc saw the procession enter the g f ...

... brother with him. chat on puna. Evanaon, in ** DiaoooaoM the Oospola, thinks Lake moot worthy credence. that Evanson waa a luJcem*rm Chriatim, I this to 0. Lamb. Bet. to him, a mere play of words nothing without apice of the ridiculous. He waa reading witha ...

... die. Sleep, my darling, thou art weary ; God Is good, hut life is dreary. I have watched thy beauty fading, And thy strength sink day by day; Boon, I know, will want and fever Take thy little life away. Famine makes thy fa-her reckless, Hope has left both ...