... King Pruth by Mrs. Keeley, the Black Sea Miss Keeley, and the Baltic by Miss Wyndham. These personages hold long (and to speak sooth, prosing) colloquies respecting political events; and then there is a confused and incoherent medley of scenes, which ...

... which sweep this part of the world in winter. it, much for the aspect of the town. Of the round Selawtopol it is difficult to speak with se' curacy. So are these defences that of them it i. quite to gain at OtWe A 11,41 . Ana lAteleaVe As far as I can juage ...

... the state of the religions bodies of America on the subject of slavery was the special subject upon which I was expected to speak. If it not, I really do not know what lam to do. [Loud cries of ; on.”] To return, then, to the American Board. wish to correct ...

... thick upon a child That has no childish days, No careless play, no frolics wild, words of prayer, and praise!” But while I speak of the infant school children, I cannot forget the pupils of the embroidery school. In fact, the beholders were unprepared ...

... count over his new connexions and grieve for old friends who have gone to the tomb. Some things he will keep to himself, some speak of as an incitement or warning* to the little circle of listeners, who will take more or less interest in the subject. as it ...

... No musty canons will be raked up out of the oblivion and contempt into which they have deservedly fallen, and be made to speak a language and bear an application which those who framed them could never have imagined. No Bishop will venture upon a species ...

... The Ulining Journal of to-day contains the following The Mining Market has varied but little during the week; generally speaking, shares are flat, though a few enquiries are made for Bullers, East Basset, West Basset, and Clijah and Wentworth. Bassets ...

... DYNASTIC CONSIDERATIONS. (FROM A CORRESPONDENT.) The Press of Saturday contains an enigmatical announcement, in which it speaks ofAn event now in progress, which will excite the greatest interest in Europe. * * It is not be be expected that dynastic ...

... the laws the United Mates, dues not deny the offic( , rs have right to go below. The fact of his share m the business. He speaks of tPJ tllis that they will stay freely, and relates with unconcealed exultation tlle board toa j „ Tl, ( .y often suspect ...

... one quarter that we hear it, or ftom two, or a dozen; but from a thousand sources the terrible news comes in, and all voices speak trumpet-tongued of misery, starvation, disease, and death. Everything seems to have gone wrong with this unfortunate force ...

... to get dry, it would turn to a dull white. Additional interest would be thus given to common employments, and, generally speaking, the ratio/de of any labour would invest it with a charm that would ensure its better performance, as well as make it a vehicle ...

... anadesekini it left to get dry, it would turn to adult white. hinterest would be thus given to common employments and, generally speaking, the rationale of any labou'r would invest it with a churns that would ensure its better performance, as well as make it ...