... graphs to send home. They are all of inlaid mnatble, with | heminsalias pitched in the zaaaneb courts between ; hut all around speaks of awful war-the rows oui rows ef captured grns-the groups of English soldiers at every perst; and not Esglish only, for our ...

... 2Te Tyte, Wear, ILartiep-1, Blyth, SIlrtet, Stwrktto, and aol the northern tortz, were repre- , ted .N ?? Watt all wved to speak, ard steer a long `t Win a diniueirn vae come t, whether £5 or £4 10s. eheeld be ?? crrent w.agos for the London coal trade ...

... plainly enough. t. Prisoner: Why, you sese, my lord, Is been locked up cin a cold cell all night, and if that don't make a maen speak a o little gruff 1 dron't keow what will [laughiter]. B The prisoiser woe remandedin order that the usethoritiee le at the ...

... famed scratch gather- ing. To a real sportsman like Mr. White, a town meet must be a most unpalatable affair, and it speaks volumes for his good nature, that in catering for the amusement of the many he submitted to the VariOUS annoyanees which a ...

... prayers ?? or living benefactors-all thiS for the small sum of one lhalfnfupny a month. Thne cheap- iess of the coulniolrity speaks little for its in- triusie value. The 5,IS is combattinig its adver- saries with great talent, anad with ?? moderation, that ...

... doing his duty to his client it ho did not call the numerous and respectable witnesses who were ready to cole forward and speak to his character from sora'y years personal knowledge. The Recorder said there was no need to call the witnesses referred to ...

... prose Elegy on the Memory of Field-Marshal Lenuart Torstensou. Some portious of the poem were read, and the Swedish pay ers speak of them as being vigorous, harmonious, and full of bold national feeling. His Royal Highness received his prize with all modesty ...

... if they iille ?? of being presellt at an election, n llei11er influenced. by fear nor by corruptioll, I!e collinlfity will speak its mind, auti if opposed :. tle G.jverllmenlt upon anytilinlg like a justifiable d N1 i!l carry its point. There is giveu ...

... first time I ever saw the woman, and I was neither at any time for a moment that day in the same room with her, nor did I speak a single word to her. There is onuly one point in her evidiice on the second charge to ?? I will advert, viz., thab in May ...

... pocket, and filled his own, but be did notlet a-,y one k'now what he got. People dug all round this man and got nothing to speak of. Isunk ni c pite, and it wes only tile last ons that gave me anything. Tbe pits wtso from seven to fourteen feet deep. After ...

... is proposed to redress by an artificial remedy. That is to say, the classes who at present are left without mem- I bers to speak for them in the House, and vote under their impulses in the lobby, shall be some- how enabled to return representatives of ...

... CORRESPONDENTi HAMB7iRG, DEC. 29. lylase ilitellbetll. froi Stockholm to the 23d, UI froul C'nristiania to the 22d. Commercially speaking, tle news is deplorable, notwithstanding tle great efforts simultaneously made by the Go- vernments of Sweden and Norway ...