... Dragoons, and served with much distinction in Italy and the Peninsula. Soon after the termination of the war be retired from the army, and became a member of the bar., He was the original of “ Charles O'Malley,” in Lever's amusing novel of that name.—Swunday ...

... silken stitches, marking out her name! This litfle germ, plucked from the bearded ear, Shall multiply. and bless the teeming land ; Tnf y_sllow h‘lrf_tll cpm_-_u_le r_x;fmnx Jear, And man shali see his Maker's bounteous hand ! Yet shall he, by perversity ...

... canoes had arrived as yet; the third, which it appears contained the white woman, arrived as we were returning, and had we stayed a minute or two longer we should have seen her land with the natives. It is, perhaps, fortunate that we did not, for we certainly ...

... formidable appearance ; but beyond a little rough language to the farmers, who endeavoured to prevent their going upon their land, they committed no outrage, and on the arrival of a body of police they dispersed. The next morning, however, they mustered ...

... the Session, recognised only Hoves, near Enghien, the lightning struck a woman | ¢ the complaints proceeding from the owners and occuwho was nursing her children. piers of land,’ and congratulated parliament on the ne- SATURDAY.—The Southern Railway was ...

... where is it ? There is at present a good opportunity to act. Why does it not go to Schleswig and place itself between the two armies ? Apparently because it feels that it could do nothing. Mr. Cobden, who compromises his reputation by these ridiculous exhibitions ...

... turning yellow and others retaining the usunl colour, though in all other respeets to all appearance the same. Every marricd woman has a gold ring to test the mushiroom thus : or a sovereign rubbed on the mushroom will have the desired effect. Should you ...

... signatures to be attached to all newspaper articles, Cuptain Prusker, aJew, has been promoted to the rank of major in the Austrian army. Distressing Case or Hlyprornonsia.—About the middle of June a favourite cat ab-ented itself from the house of a family of ...

... In July, 1643, the parliamentarian army having 1 met with various reverses, a committee from both | houses was despatched into Scotland ¢¢to desire their brethren of that kingdom presently to advance with an } army for their relief.”” An assembly of the ...

... cost 8,000/, in its erection ; the ancient rning, and about 40 acres of rich land. The first offer was 7,000/, ; it was sold for 10,000/, The next lot consisted of 60 acres of land, with an almshouse, which went for 1,1501. The estate was purchased by Mr ...

... foundation of English law, and is said, to possess a power by which it is able to do anything except make a woman into a man or a man into & woman (‘“ It did that last session ™ loud laughter). All writers on the constitation, and Blackstone in particular ...

... road as follow wur Committee pri o ler » sense of the 1 greatly prosper sn during the last wsanding the ma v sympathy and sw land have been la instrumentality of a few = lawers of Ohrist, who *¢ fiy Lord, and unto us by the has Lr-evu realized than £ God ...