... family, who have so long shared his trials and F privations, le is doubly sensitive oh any injustice or harsh Btreatment. In speaking thus, my object is not to impute . any blame to the various boards of guardians; the gentle- F muen who compose themii discharge ...

... previously forwarded throughout the year. Though ,oh there is usually some discrepancy between the two, gsellr. ral ally speaking It is of a very trifling amount. On this ild occasion, however, it is of a rather startling simount, the ad stock on hand ...

... great as that to the whole of Europe, with all a its ancient and populous cities and commercial interests. ra ?? not this fact speak volumes for the giant strides to se prosperity of the new state of California, which has sprung m up in the far west, as if ...

... disputes between membtrs of the confederation; and, on the other hand, the federal commission in Frankfort, which, properly speaking, has nothing to do with the matter, c3nld, at one and the same time, sit in judgment on the sama question. The cae seems ...

... work above the dredging- engines, mostly about Woolwich; there the cleanest ballast is to be got. The Trinity Company they speak most highly of; indeed the Corporation is universally spoken of as excellent masters. The men say they have nothing to complain ...

... idea and principle, of which it deve- loped the ezistenee and aecured the survivale - Of Germany, indeed, and of all German speaking t races, we now feel assured of the liberation, the a, union, and the onward progress. There may be ,. obstacles and pauses ...

... utter falhity of the unmanly charge; I am, perhap?, i m tbe only person at the present moment in this couu- ir try who can speak from personal knowledge on the I le e subject, and should therefore think myself neglectfal i a_ of an actual duty if I allowed ...

... selves called upon at this particular moment to in- augurate the second half of the nineteenth century. Without wishing to speak ungratefully of the year 1849, we must own tkat it would make but a poor and unsatisfactory last term in a series. It notably ...

... offloe of Ring's. Counsel ill xclteoner) soon tuined from the lawr to t~e pursuit of letters. If w*eay trust ourselves to speak from a vgue a eoolection his first adventure w avolume 'of travels in g; Frsvnce in 1814 or 1818, ?? In conjunction with Mr ...

... who merely asked that the question should be referred back (agitation). M. de Larcchejacqueleia then rose, and was left speaking. A letter from Toulon of Dec. 26, says: The Cerbere steamer and the Veloce steam corvette, com.. ing from Civita Vecchia ...

... would make, were es the matter more distinctly pressed upon their ly attention, is a point on which we do not wish ti- to speak with needless emphasis or particu- he larity. But we may at least express our clear con- ve viction, that the loss of the ...

... and POssessing, as taey do, a common langtage, they are easily distiaguiehible from each other. The former amre, generally speaking, thicker set, and shorter Excursions in Southern Africa, itoluding a History of the Cape Colony, an Aceount of the Native ...