... amusement to those assembled. Ithf ?? monitor in whirls lie made 1his old friend, (as he hais feelingly described his piano,) speak for him, and tell many c01 interlocutory parts of his story, was truly wonderful, and tht alone worth the overting's cost. ...

... thle previous at iaempttiry cltarsecter of tile Prisonter, who said to liti Lord- ship taitti lie haid other gen~tlemen to speak to 11is clitruteer. ,The Lettrtned Judge ?? oh erVed-1 it's tto use multi. jig plying ovidetsce of ?? description,-it only ...

... catted me a scoun. drel sod liar, and went on heaping on Me the most hitter taunats and opprobrilousepithets. While he was speaking,he drew abhadfulof papers from hts pocket, and task from among them my two notes, and aleso an old letter from Dr. Hossack ...

... most disgraceful manler, and had tlsat day frequently and grossly insulted the ladies, his i accusers, in his speech. While speaking of one of them, hie remarked, that he could say many things of her, which 0 would raise a greater blush on her cheek than ...

... such parcels, and light weak -Aute tf ;0 soils, we shall have comes thin asid shrivelled samples. It is for I d yet early to speak with confidence with regard to yield, as andI hut little has been thrashed. Barley io good-bulky in lisa straw, and good iii ...

... ceilings either in wood-work, plaster, jj papler-maclid, Or Bat coloured decoratiens, are Informed Shot, gene- a~ rally speaking, the epacee to be appropriated to ceilings will he nour- en faces of 24 feet square, cr 076 superficial feet, which will ...

... uneequivocailly, the statements made by ''Ves-tree in last it Saturday a Mercury. He appeals to me; and I will answer Cehim by speaking that troth which he disgraces by placing the word Veriftis at ties foot Or his letter, so manifestly untrue. at ?? store ...

... Holman, ait Silver Royd-hill, Wortley, fron whom he had id received thoem, to burl. He had also a witness to coil who would f speak to hoe otter articles found in his poossesisn. He then called p tue fcllowing wilnessos: a, Ranaoho ,Sprnrc, as old woman, ...

... toll three. Whttn wve weore tefi tilone w'ith 1110 did girt, I said it is a very seriotts matter on w0iiith '00 wvie to ut~i- speak to yea, and we wist yott to toll its tile whole trittl. tim After urging tier mstcit, I said do you ?? lve you arle ?? tile ...

... sqrate, as evidenced by the tomosut of money expended la the pabltca- Pt einetsr of the day, especiolly in newspaperse; and in speaking of the 0 15in, tatter, be would beg leove to say that non clans of publicatione had I *,R. more improved than that, for tise ...

... residence, and asked to see Mrs. It aid Berries, The servant went upstairs, and told Mire. Baruns T1 the that Turner wished to speak to her, but she refused to grant of .- him an interview, and the servant returned with a message inl to that effect. Turner ...

... reservoir neatest them, sitd thle 'Vthe others should ftirm a sort of general committee ; bat, peruiaps, some other gentleman cots speak noore positively en this than this The Conos4sa.-Wliat do you understand by the word non, maaasenuent of the reservoir, ? ...