... the ancient -Red cap and deagge1s with which the writer made his debut upon the stage of reform. I ought not, perhaps, to speak of the dead, but having introduced them, I may, from charity, in passing, consign them to repose in peace. After a description ...

... expressed her conviction that she had seen hil fuse before. Ob, yes, ma'am, replied Pro- fessor Sedgwick, don't you remember speaking to a man on the roaa, asking him how many ohildren he had, and giving him a shilling! Here it is, continued he, pulling ...

... minute particular bearing npon his subject, lucidly and feelingly. Of the present bishop of Jerusalem he took occasion to speak In very high terms, styling him his dear familiar friend, and stating unreservedly tbat a more fitting in- dividnal could not ...

... to be on the look out for squalls. r! An article entitled The Charter, and some- i thing more will speak for itself-we may hi add, that it speaks plainly. A review of Ledru w Rollin's pamphlet, T1'he 13th of June, is s followed by Letters from ...

... haeples Jn tl this country. Our political sky being very cloudy, nobody can may much beforahand with certainty; we caln only speak of a probability of what will happen when nothiag ?? which diotarbs our peace. Lambs' wool has been Inquired for, but having ...

... south-west of Engla.I it sustains, along S With its agricultural, a large fiis ing and mnining. in. t dlsstry. tienerally speaking, the various pursuits of t agticultnre, mining, and fishing are carried on sepa- I rately from each other; but they are ...

... ihraldomof slavery, sing together for joy—for why ?—because they ire free. Wby, Peter, you seem inspired I I am, aunt, when speaking of liberty. Tben you don't regard tbe loss of Dolly? Not a fig—not a fig. Did you ever hear the reason 3f our separation ...

... The matekcerel se( nfrequently does,, which can also hapourdvr yoi eb- c-aply during certain seasons of- tbm er ee b rally speak irg, the pasties consist ofptte INd1 D-bits of meat, more frequently saltpk-ovrdwh are a rather tough crust made of-~ flour ...

... Mr. Cobdrn on Rents.—There is an old saying, that a oertain class of persons (not famous for always speaking the truth) should have good memories. What sort of a memory the free-trade member for the West Riding has or ought to have, let the following ...

... lettered ?? ?? ?? ..26 Practical Grammar, I vol. . .16 A Logic of Facts, I Vol., cloth lettered 1 6 Rudiments of Public speaking and Debate, I vol. cloth lettered ?? ?? I16 Ditto - Ditto, in ai wrapper ?? 1 0 Paley Refuted in his own Words ?? ...

... on the look out for s als. r Au article entitled 1 The Charter, asnd some. | cc thing more ! will speak for itself-we may I add, that it speaks plainly. A review of Ledru w Rollin's pamphlet, The 13th of June, is su followed by Letters from France ...

... November, early hour in the morning, there was lying on the main hatch the corpse of a young woman, to whom the writer had been speaking on the night before, when she appeared in perfect health. The sailors tied her up in her bed and bedclothes, and threw her ...