... The Nationalists sit by rs helpless, as abject as the negroes of the Confederate States, and, like them, not intrusted with arms, though their masters say they are contented, happy, and loyal. The work of national organization, commenced 12 months ago ...

... with a deep cut on the head. Lady Grattan's escape was almost as singular, she having scarcely left the vehicle a moment when the catastrophe occurred. The vehicle itself was a historic relic, tbe statesman, • Henry Grattan, having often driven it about the ...

... MISCELLANEA. The Weaker Vessel. person called at the house of John M'Neal, the strong man of Dumbarton, consequence of having heard of his strength and power of wrestling. M'Neal was absent, which circumstance the stranger regretted (as he informed his ...

... Uniformity, by wliich Re Pur*' tans were driven from the Church of England, ttf° hundred years ago. Tho chair was occupied by $ John Somervell, who introduced the lecturer remarking that this demonstration was a just tribute ** the power of conscience, and ...