... merely returning thanks, when Chan. trer repled, How mny persons do you think were in the room Who thought me a fbol for not speaking ? and how many would have thought me afool if I had ?? Life of Clantrey. ToE LIGIT OF GENIUS.-In going from the parlour to ...

... ihis day's work. a nce officer of lie court explained to him that no sushi allow- ig ance could be made, and that he must speak lice truth between nthe parties; bnt lie still declined to do so. 'riTe Recorder-if you do not give your evidence, it will ...

... heavy. ?? ?? ?? market is very mode- rately supplied with all kinds of hops, especially with fine newr qualities. Generally speaking, the demand is in a very sluggish state, at last week's quotationhs BRADFORD, Jan. 3.~-Thelbusiness doing in Wool is h10t ...

... they cut it shorter, So that we might be off to the Saracen's Head, For our gin, and our phipes, and our porter. Lightly we speak of tie sparty that's gone, f Now all due respect has been paid him Ali! little he reck'd of the lark that went on Near the ...

... of i considerable merit, and although there were parts oft her repre- sentation to which exception might be taken, it was, speaking generally, a clever performance. Ier delivery of the opening soliloquy, one of the most difuicult to give proper effect to ...

... desires an A 1]> e~gagement ns DAILY GOVERNESS in Bristol, Batb, or tile vicinity. She undertalkes to teach Frenchl (which shc speaks as . fluently as a native), Latin. Etoetlon, Vocal an Instramestol IMuslc, as wvell as ls minor tletalis of ass accompish ...

... conctirred in by time occupants of time right side of tile rov r platform alone). ila Mr. seter aainmade as if lie womhld speak from time placeex lie had never quitted. but lie was received with deafeningOlmeers, vein amidst wimicit Dr. Brooks, if we ...

... (considering pend- ing debates), for it is barely glanced at. The least ac- ceptable paragraph is that in which the President speaks of protecting native industry, which means very little, as the world is now progressing ; but it will, doubtless, afford a ...

... members belonging to the majority assembled in the centre of thle house, ?? Moli, in time maidst of them, gesticulating and speaking vvthll great atilmation. It wta3 some time before calm weas resotred. It was then annouticedt that the note ballot for time ...

... preferred in parliament against the importa- . tion of corn, end I love to fellow ancient precedents. I think this bill truly speaks Dutch, and is for the benefit of the low ?? Lives 0j the C(hief-Justiees. .FRENCII-51ADE ROils- PooIr Rome ! how it is changed ...

... institutions they found there excited their amanze- Ins Cot. In their writings they describe their, manufictchres, td and speak wiih admirttion of their political itstitutions. ts And the land was still the same, without ciy remarkable S change of character ...

... said to constitute tins syiole 1cepital re' e ftine Kafi'irs. Every commercial or bartering transaction is, IIn t generally speaking, carried osi among themselves tinrougis tinlse Ho tmedium, and -as Witls other savages-ewoman is likeewise cots- B 1,sidered ...