... prowl abroad But looks God alone favour bestow And taking his stone slings And brings the The boastful champion headless lies arm of Jesse's son Phiiistia's host in terror Hies And Israel's swelling shouts arise For vict'rv nobly won The dark-eyed Israel ...

... mate, and Daniel Davenport, boatswain of the American 81 years to each of the 15, and nearly 75 to the whole 20. packet-chip John Bright, were brought up on remand, Only one of the deaths was caused by accelent, that of charg. d with causing the death of ...

... attended, it; JOHN HUNTER's MS. ON GsosOGY.-The Lrnscet pub- en liahes a letter from Professor Owen, containing an announce- by meent that he possesses a espy and is about to publish a eel- wi Icetion of ticoso manuscript works of the illustrions John ber Hunter ...

... less to warrant the appointment of LoiA Cardigan Ihe Colonelcy of the sth Dragoons, and of General Ashbiirnham, late of the Sutlej campaigns, We of Ghira^ t“ of Calcutta, to the Colonelcy of the 82d Pool. L Cardigan* services'' arc woil ,-famo..s. Ley are ...

... to warrant the appointment of Lord Cardigan to the Colonelcy of the 5th Dragoons, and of General Ashburnham, late of the Sutlej cam- igns, late of China, late of Calcutta, to the Colonelcy of the $2d Foot. Lord Cardigan’s “services” are world-fameus. They ...

... Nord that the Spanish debt, for advances made by Britain during the civil war, has been paid. IWaILE tbhs country has taken up arms, prepared to ..provide for its own security, come what may, we are i1w (in the letter of the Emperor to M. Foild)d glad -to ...

... takes the chair, and a large assemblage is anticipated. Two court-martidls have been held at Plymouth to try John Dillon, a marine, and John Martin, a gunner. As T.ieutenant Daly was going the rounds Dillon kuock'M him down, Martin, who was near, endeavoured ...

... Treaty of Zurich as impracticable, and asked the British Government whether this country would give him the support of her arms in resisting any attempt to enforce that treaty; or, in other words, to restore the three Grand Dukes and bring back the Romagtia ...

... observ: Sir John Ogilvy M.P. in Gray, Carse; Captain Fotheringham ; a M ir Balli oul, Cook- ston; Mr Bairnsfather, Dumbarrow; Mr Webster, Westfield ; Mr Stevenson, Arrotsmill; Mr Lyall, Kin- Mr J. Kingston ; Provost Craik, Forfar. Sir John Ogilvy was called ...

... those pre- sent, we observed — Sur John Ogilvy, M.P., Captain Gray, Carse; Captain Fotheringham; Mr Balli Coo - ston; Mr Bairnsfather, Dumbarrow; Mr Webster, Westfield ; Mr Stevenson, Arrotsmill; Mr Lyall, Kin- Sir John Ovilwy was called to the chair. craig; ...

... the Cli meet. The funeral was strictly private, in accordance with the last wishes of bis totdelstp. We believe that Lord Cardigan will, before long, re. sign the office of Inspector-General of cavalry, and rumour—only rumour, however,—states that - Major ...

... observed — Sir John Ogilvy, M.P., Captain Gray, Carse; Captain Fotheringham; Mr ing Cook- atom ; Mr Bairnsfather, Dumbarrow; Mr Webster, Westfield ; Mr Stevenson, Arrotsmill; Mr Lyall, Kin- craig; Mr J. Fytte, Provost Craik, Forfar. Sir John Ogilvy was called ...