... said to be satisfactory. The contents, a, Th e Ri • -a • TRUSTEES. _ . addressed Q. C., The Albion-office. as Horn's/ who speak of diminished interest on loans, kowever, have not transpired. se T,.._ , ient Hon. LordHastiegs: Edward Wenham Martin, Esq ...

... diminishing. Upwards of five hundred of the clergy signed petitions in favour of . legalizing them last year, and since then we speak advisedly ;hen we say that the question has made many converts among them. It will be also remembered that the petition against ...

... Testament correctly; few, if any, that could write legibly; witnesses of scenes which weroshocking to contemplate, much less to speak or write about; and to make room for changes in the management of the workhouse these children were removed to a. temporary ...

... blonde and leaves of velvet, are always full dress. _ _ _ The coiffures of 'flowers are rather in disorder; if we dare so speak, they justify the axiom Un beau desordre et un diet de l'art. Flowers are mixed branches of leaves and ends of ribbon. MUSICAL ...

... the Literary Fund, at the Freemasons', and neither evinced even mediocre capacity for such performances. Your correspondent speaks from personal knowledge of the latter, and a poorer affair of the kind can't easily be imagined, abounding as it did in all ...

... LONDON, k v.—Our market is very moderately supplied with all kinds of Hops, especially with fine new qualities. Generally speaking the demand is in a very sluggish state, at last week's quota. tions. New Mid and East Kent pockets. £6 los to £l2; New Weald ...

... - . speaking, the game is not worth the candle. In Canada discontent has been noisy, and at times outrageous. Ceylon has still its Torrington, and, that said, all is said. The Cape of Good Hope is at loggerheads with Earl Grey, who, indeed, is at l ...

... the Stamp Act, is the one of loading small transactions with a heavy amount of duty, and keeping large ones, comparatively speaking, nearly exempt. Or, to put the matter in a shape still plainer, the more wealthy shield themselves from the payment of their ...

... in Moorish, and tells him they are gipsies. As if a Jew could have been mistaken about Jews; and as if a person who could speak Arabic would call it Moorish. A few pages before he has told his readers in the most off-hand manner, that the Basques are ...

... in several branches. gate, which was partly open. He was picked up and conveyed , tatters received in town from the Brazils speak in high to the Southern Hospital, when it was discovered that he term' of the speed, efficiency, and perfect success of the ...

... illustrious names than yours 7. 1 ' • Have you forgotten, eminence,' exclaimed Respigliosi, ' that very near to those of which you speak are two wholly reserved for prelates who wear the purple? And the audacious speaker went out, got past the guard, and, leaping ...

... combines, in an eminent degree, the dauntless courage of a well-tried sailor and the straightforward bearing of a gentleman. We speak but the sentiments of all who know him when we wish him and his beautiful, ship success to the end of the chapter. Messrs. ...