... youngest man who has ever been elected President of the United States. He fortyeight years of age. Washington, John Adams, Jefferson, Madison, Monro, John Quincy Adams, and Van Uuren, were each fifty-eight; Jackson, sixty-two; Harrison, above sixty ; Taylor, ...

... Hook. 80. HOMEWARD BOUND.-Cooper. 90. THE PATHFINDER-Cooper. 91. THE DEERSLAYER-Cooper. 92. JACQUELINE OF HOLLAND-Grattan. RI. THE MAN-AT-ARMS-James. 94. TWO OLD MEN'S TALES. 95. THE TWO ADMIRALS -Cooper. 96. RICHARD SAVAGE-Whitehead. 97. CECIL-Mrs. Care ...

... Gentleman-at-arms. Lord Colville, resigning the office of Clerk Marshal. Lord K. Bruce, on being appointed Vice-Chamberlain. lx)rd Dnimlanrlg, on being appointed Comptroller of the Household. Lord Foley, on being appointed Captain of the Gentlemen-at-Arms. Viscount ...

... Vllingstcick, Felton, Preston Harden, Sutton, Wellington, Hope and Wineley,) Mr. James Morton, The School, Bodenham. Brkcon, Mr. John Davies, Wheat-street. Bridgnorth, (Quoit, Worfield, Stockton, MorvVlf, Chetton, Claverley, Kardinaton, Chetinarsh,) Mr. Cltment ...

... Wreshant—Mr. 8. T. Baugh Ditto—Mr. John Bury, Accountant Ditto—Mr. John Clark, Clothier Ditto—Mr. Charles Hughes, Bookseller Ditto—Mr. Joseph Jones, Grocer Ditto—Mr. John Morris, Draper TRU/Ml* stay I The Clough, Park, John Heelell, ~ Pits Heaton park, I ...

... and the de- -1 claration of independence, and the Duke of Leinster, and Lord Clanricarde, and Lord Charlemont, and Henry Grattan, and Henry Flood, and Edmund Burke, and Father O'Leary. Thus prepared and predisposed, I began, although then only a child ...

... are in shirt. the f..rcr •1 of g but uuU it iueraut newlit;unti ..~~ei , w!'~' ,Dec. 2 1 .3 . at lit orgreen,aounty Dublin, John Pearson Fvolicitor. .20 at the Retreat,\ r i; Franck William Fitzge- 4 rald,.E•q. Marianne, iiighter of the Re Crofton, of ...

... following delivered appropriate addresses : Mr. James Cordingley, Mr. John Mallinson, Mr. David Blackburn, Mr. John Rothery, Mr. Jos. Walker, Mr. John H. B. Malllnson, and Mr. John Knowles. Change Ringing.—On the 21st ult., eight members of tbe Liversedge ...

... he received several internal injuries, of which he shortly afterwards died. , . , Arms for the Kaffirs. —It has been often asked how the Kaffirs get supplied with arms and ammumuon ; the following account may throw some light on the matter:— * A large ...

... the paszengers for the rahia.—Letter-box elosesat 0, and fina . ly at 9 30 ; lauding -stage at II a.m. 'I he Briseis, from St John N. 13., has arrived here waterlog;ed. 'the Guardian, for Rio Janeiro, has put back, with loss of sails. The Seppings, from ...

... property Hayes.—Seven Years' Transportation. John Tiffauy, 35, stealing copper kettle, &c, the property oi John Moseley'.—Eight Months' Imprisonment. John Littlcwood, 21, stealing pawn-ticket, the Iproperty John Prince.—Three Months' Imprisonment. Ann feet ...

... all men at His will. He can strengthen the feeble knee, and give acceptance to the intercessions of those who rely upon his arm. Ancient walls have fallen—the giant has been slain—the dead have been raised—the sea has been calmed by the moving, living ...