... 6 miles of ground at the rate of fourteen miles an hour, and return the same stage in the evening, without, figuratively speaking, turning a hair, or requiring the touch of a whip; and would do such work better by far than a young one; and why they would ...

... NiNE}at SCuLPTrtnEs.-A lettr has hern ro- COLUCha icca Fe-- ceived from Mr Laysrd, dated Bagdad, November 20, 1850, in which, speaking of the sculptures he is sending to the University, he says- The sculptures unfortu- nately were on the same raft with one ...

... lolked op All my treasure, with other favourite and w-li ?? pieces eromthese cor- posers, were ibtroduced, and, generally speaking, were well sustained by the vocalis6s. ...

... and vocal melody had been most ably sustained; but whatever share he had in the progressive movement, it was not for him to speak of. Hie works were before the world, and to them he appealed; and, whether the verdict was favourable or not, yet be would ...

... and ° ?? 14 of moorlandsoutlh of the Tweed. JipSrtYIlam f therefore, alid from his own extensive e Ri r ea foci Mr Brown speaks, slid that in a manner sIlnso, tbat him to be worthy of attcntion. But whil, eviC abov been said to show that this work is ...

... from the eternal city, the home of the christian soul, the centre of Christendom ; where to devout hearts all is genial, all speaks of Uhrist: the very air breathes of religion and the world to come. Here, how petty appear all those bickeringe and strifes ...

... parcels submitted-about L6 000 bales-lave been disposed of at a declile in the qitotati(i)s of o I to Id per lb. Generally speaking, our accounts are favour. able as respets devasured and stall-f` i t-L Irnmense elualni-tiie-s of' putnt~es, in excellent ...

... hummellers, crushing and splitting mills, chaff cutters and seed bruisers with which the Exhibition is furnished, soe may also speak with unqualified approbation. Messrs Crosskill. as usual, come out strongly in their display of cars. Mr Clayton and other ...

... accounting for the influence of Kos. auth, mhe author attributes it generally to his Powers of fiction and misrepreoentation. Speaking e fone district he says it was Protestant, and therefore attached it Koesuth, who is of that persuasion - but he must know ...

... uffolk the reporthe;a ,ickle are en- gaged in cuitig down tew weat crops, anda very large breadth bad been out. Comparatively speaking, but little of this fell before the sickle, the scythe being now more generally need than ever. Accounts agree in slating ...

... written, at the reT culprit, ' The dying gifa of my dear motherr I of tier children she presented a volume Qei-!I her. In speaking of the former portiel`t she said shhad one madenpiermind ?? and was seated by the side cia pond wits' tion to throw herseif ...

... results of thle Exhibition. The Coalbrooltdals, Iron Company halve sold their remarkiable gates for 15504, and if report speaks correctly, have received orders for ether copies of them. Her Majesty also9 has rewarded their splirited first experiments ...