... 432 tons, and carrying 6468 emigrants; 52 a private ships, registering 78,035 tons, carrying 10,207 emi- kc, grants; and 19 short ships, registering 18,051 tens, carrying .t.349 emigrants. Theses ships were deapetched by mnin firs, v ties following being ...

... approaching dis-olution. The father removed the latter girl into an adjoining apartment, and she fortunately, in the course of short time recovered. The wife was likewise conveyed thither, and is progressing favourably. The deaths of the two youngest ehildem ...

... eloquent writer. Bet he believes every- SI thing. We sympathiso with him to this extent certainly, r that lie is above the common short and easy method of re- hi jocting whatever appears improbable as positively false, and tc adopting the maxim that all men are ...

... si „ t 0„ t |,.t ,l„v have taken tl.c •Mat.' 1.200 bugehrads, for aucl. ,a the conclusion the t ’ .|, lt lhc ,;,|, „| story IDo you not peal of laughter loader ~,.1 that H.cv propose sliortlvtotake ai.oth.-. the neighbouring ringing through the little ...

... NOTICES BOOKS. All tii* Year Rocxd. P*rt. VIII. London ; Chapman k Hall. Besides containing the usual amount of short sketches, the present Part of Mr. Dickons’ work gives ns portions of new talc The White -by Mr. Wilkie Collins, every way worthy of its ...

... bored where she appeared ! What tradesman was not done with whom she dealt I wish with all ray heart I was about to narrate story with good mother-in-law far a character ; but then you know, my dear madam, all good women in novels arc insipid. This woman ...

... of Gencral Prim's i-ode upt At them, cud gave Ilsom aLts order which appears not to humve been e clearly understood. The story has b een vsrsruluay related, hut I believe bthe side-de-cami, iase cleared himself, anl tusc wlsele he thing has been shown ...

... to their belief, either knows eco or preacises 1 the gospel ; the rest being all 1dumb dogs or the dead moseliels. In short, things have come to such a paso that there are scarcely any real Christians to he feunne. The mei people are careless, and ...

... coffee i consecutive ami liora- favourable opportunity for doing something. tioii of the means of communication ; reduction , short time. canal dues by a general lowering of transport costs ; I will ~K , M forward to with interest our ternloans to be granted ...

... innumerable; had weathered more storms than could count, end had witnessed more strange sights than he could remember.” He was, in short, first rate specimen of John Bull, and, according to himself, always kept his weather-eye open.” Well— John Buzsby stood on ...

... THE CRrMEA.-Mr Russell, T. the Times' Special Correspondent, states, on tics authorit the of Lord Clyde himself, hint the story about tics veteran Coiel leader of ties Ifiglelaud brigade at also battle of the Alma belt cring east, We'll hse none, but ...

... the Princess de Metternich, r the Princess Murat, and Madame Aguado, appeared without L crinoline, and with dresses rather short in the waist, some- 0c what in the style of those of the first empire. A statue to the memory of the first Lord Clive, the ...