... the round of thle y1 oityalike a pli ceman, accompanied by heveral of his r favourites, among them a curate of whom many le stories are in circulation. bi any gewstldenenl hve s- been exiled, of whom. Imiayementioxi the na me of Cav. D. Ottahio Sapde agocetti ...

... and incapable of takingcar.ofhimself. 1 A polico oftleer removod him to Jordan street bride- well, where after remaining a short time lie became seriously ill, and a medical man was sent for from the South Dispcnsary. Tbe sgrgeon, after admitnis- tering ...

... fal ithe territorial greediiess of Iussia is said to have tsisted in *giving the mortal blow. l Prince Gortschakoff,- so the story now goes, was quite willing, to epter the Congreas and . to agree to everything whikh France might propose for the pacification ...

... wretch, previously to the mutiny,t was a native judge in the pay of the British Govern- ei monet. Is he to escape with anything short of capital a punishment ? Is he, I would ask, to be an object of spurious clemency? Is the uemory of his victims tor be thus ...

... distinctly obere~ol'a.t P ttit. mlowill ?? which was th~o ^,eoperty of Mtf. Henty Warderb to aadder8- was a brick building fout stories high, | for a contained upwards of 201)00 spindles. The W~il daucage is estimabted at hiot lhess than. £30s00, only a r~ portion ...

... twtrS which bas always anppoaed iteelf a oaatei j Governent, howvever powerful. The eh cated is too vast and the time too short to do more than plac or reader-. this most astounding com- ?? n The Times sees in. the pr onod reductioflf customs by Franco ...

... brigades the flames were bursting through the back and front of the second story, but ding by great exertion they were confined to the bud- ing. The fire penetrated the upper story, and a each portion of the roof fell in. After playing upon slio the building ...

... £0 he determination to join the expedition to Chine, cy It is now announced that there is not a partiched Y, truth in the story about the discovery of the ?? LtS Air. O'Grady. e^ Elizabeth Norton, aged 17, daughter of a mnd Lis in Spitalfields poisoned ...

... FAIR PLAY. Jan. 19, 1840. SCOTCH VOLUNTEERS-KILT OR NO IILT P TO THE EDITORS OF TEE LIVEBR0OO01 eBrIEpRiy. Gentlemen,-The story of the Highland company of the Seottish volunteers may interest and will certainly amuse a few of your readers. When the Scottish ...

... tiers went up solid. On four-story mills I never worked on any walls less than 2 feet at the base. ment. I never heard of an intention to make the building bub two stories high. Pilasters were dis- continued at the third story. Morris Knowles, car penter ...

... first, seco~nd, and third stories c' at of the misil. The third story contained winding Li and warping machines; the second blowing see- Si ~.chines,' &o. The third story seesms to liave falleta a n ihispneos ahnsit h second story, fi asund terfligwt fe ...

... native Indians, that he strongly and aucessfly urged the importa tion of negroes from Afria as being hardier race. Perhaps the story is a libel on a good man, but a:t any rate the device has not been usually regarded in our da as a recedent for imitation. ...