... TIIE INDIAN 111UTINIES. LETTERS FROM A LIVERPOOL OFFICER. following is a portion of a letter written by . a townsman to. his relatives in Liverpool. • It is dated The Camp, Seetabultlee, Juno 20 : . 'Ton will see by the date of this that I amotow- ...

... fond father a aihniratlm. when it mil lenly hoeame over•ha lowed a« Ida ghinte rested nil a new object, end he otter, d an exiilaiiaiion of impatience which net escape the listening care hii attached mlpmnlt*. •What U it tiiat reiea yon. she endearing tones ...

... beanty of a world which pronounced very good” ; but if may believe The Testimony the Rooks,” death had made the earth a hunting field myriads of ages before Adam was made a living soul. Truly the entrance of moral evil has made the fair earth ...

... form of a conspiracy, on the place arid time when a conspiracy ought to be accomplished; but not to be agreed on the principle is an absurdity, an act of hypocrisy, and a manner of concealing' the basest egotism. I esteem the man who approves a con- spiracy ...

... year slate, Tom ? said a schoolmaster to a little urchin. A house and a pig, sir. Why I see nothing but a hones ; where's the pig ? Oh, sir, the pig's behind the house. Poems wno sat seven Po rtee.—We have no sym- pathy for ...

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... broken butter crop. part of a spoon, and 2 crows., port.. monnaie containing £5 125. Ild., a live-fie .c mete, halt•franc, a pair of spectacles in a car, 3 screwdrivers, 2 keys, an eyeglass, and a small weight. The prisoner gave ...

... point of sitting down to dinner with merely a change of clothes in our hands, and went off to a place about ten miles distant, where our eldest son had the care of a small fort. We arrived there late at night with a couple of very frightened ...

... time—speed, Mali*, speed,” and is a level piece of ground, well enough adapted for a considerable gathering of men. Immediately before reaching our destination, we were agreeably etrnck with a neat, small Chapel of Ease, erected on a gentle eminence little otf ...

... south- eel' a west and much exposed to squalls, from the high land on the pla rnorth, still, in summer time, on the east side of the bay, pretty~ the 's tar in, a vessel may be very snug for a night. r- The following day wras also calm, scarcely a breath of ...

... promotion, a Lieutenant-Colonel should not be permitted to retain his command for a longer i y period than ten years. a It would be a work of time and difficulty to I- do away with the system of purchase, and a still Ymore difficult task to ...

... 2nd proximo. Elect competent person till H.oo.er Strret, tb. Tract Shop, ood Mt. A. D. RoCUe'B, M . D ., T. M. Abearo., Ea,., A. 8., M.D„ J. H. Juaticr, A.IL, ,f , „,,B«n „a. ,m °!l' >' the office of SCHOOLMISTRESS the Workhouse, at UNRESERVED AUCTION ...