... substance, but also in every particular, with the ex- ception, possibly (and on this point our information does not enable us to speak with certainty), that the incident referred to may have occurred at Windsor, instead of at Osborne, as stated in our Journal ...

... only difference being that it has flawv bet-n thiought adrantageous for the Company to retain these latter shares. Legally speaking, the responsibility inl respect of these Sunderlano Dock shares may perhaps be cost upon me, bat, iilthis be no,ievery s ...

... yane senend, flange the moneygS soqo as you, ran., To year ?? do4tt feancy him. Tono forth Webelevehe s. f~fth~y, Wcpan only speak irom rumocur, but you know that'otablevcan tie anything. Sixthly, We cinnof f~dvisejon in stand'on any single horse t preserit ...

... Lion's Inn. Ask theporter at the lodge. J. H. (Warwick).-Portsmouth is in the county of Hants. You aske, Is there, legally speaking, a Hamp - shire or not . Yes. J. M. (Wolverbampton).-Mr. Chadbourn did commit suicide. INQUrlER.-lThe word Normal is derived ...

... testimonials and trusses may be seen. O ORE CURES of CONSUMPTION by Medic Dr. LOCOCKC'S PULMONIC WAFERS. Gentlemen, I can speak of yonr wafers myself with the greatest confidence, having recommefdedthemin many cases of pulmonary consumption, and they ...

... the nobstity, and none had the privilege to act except the company of parish clerks, sss religious plays, 4'c. Slowe says, speaking of the formner, This weas at once a recreation, and used therefore now and then occasionally, but afterwards, by abuse ...

... population. Including Ireland, however, we believe the calculation is that moe in every six does so. A PARENT.-Dr. Franklin, speaking of education, says, If a man empties his purse into his head, no man can take it away from him. Doubtless a wise saying ...

... sometimes the other; it all depends on the manner in which the a is pronounced. Bat what does it matter! The Scotch, generally speak- 'in, say Nap-ier -the English, Na-pier. W. W.-Sir Edward B3rlwer Lytton, Bart., Athenoeum Club, Pall Mall. D. A.-Lord Brougham ...

... 2, as we have the highest opinion of him, and months since told our readers to get on him. His per- formanices this year speak for themselves. AN AmATJEUR PISCATOR.-We are not aware of any dace or roach having been lately caught near Westminster ridge ...

... preference. A. B. C.- We do not bother our head about such quibbles. Have you nothing better to do ? The Victoria steamboat you speak of is a very fast boat, and had anexplosion in London. She now plhes between Hull and Hamburgh. We think it very likely that ...

... doubt but that this abominable nuisance will now speedily cease to exist. A. B- Wood-cuts are ofaamech older date I/as yeou speak of': thay were first invented in 1460, but have oceiy recently been brought to such perfec/ion. The art has, perhaps, hardly ...

... those evils cost us which never happen. 6th. Take things by their smooth handle, and when angry always count ten before you speak. Y.-The National Debt of the United States is sixty millions of dollars at present, and, taking the population at twenty millions ...