... This lady, who died on the 26th ult., executed her will in September last, leaving to charitable institutions legacies little short of £lO,OOO. Her shares (numbering 72) which she held in the London Joint- Bane she has given in four equal portions, to a and ...

... the Corresponartag Periods of the Preceding. Year. him a pension Mail Steam Packet Company) Meanwell, once lived, &c.-Old Story. flPgw fo e:lll : :irl t el h he:tf e icit fi first time in the straight rocky wall of the diti twn his heresy, Robert Russell ...

... would not think it a cock-and-bull story after your brother told you of the ►etters ; I thought that the man was swimming something, but what it was I did not exactly see. But you did not think it a cock-and-hull story after that!—No. it that your brother ...

... withdrew his army to a place of entire safety, preparatory to renewing his efforts in another direction. That is the whole story, so far asit is is if anyt et known to the public. It is depressing, undoubtedly, but : —especially after the experiences of ...

... of tho story more gradually and imperceptibly evolved—less obtrusively paraded—tho book would, to the generality of readers, more pleasant reading, and the desired effect on the reader's mind more likely to be produced. Tho action of the story is uselessly ...

... observed that he was sorry to announce that letters of apology had been reccived from the Rev. Dr Anderson and Rev. Alex. Storie, who had been requested to take part in the evening’s proceedings, but who were unavoidably prevented from attending. He was ...

... neighbouring forest, the whoop of the large white owl struck like an unearthly scream upon the ear. reminding one of the many stories told Western life in the early days of Kentucky and Tennessee, when wild midnight onslaughts of Indians burst upon encampments ...

... blasphemous cause, would have drawn the sw because, forsooth, a short sighted self-interest saw in this the breaking the blockade and the re*cBtablishntent of our merce. Oh, short-sighted policy! Short-sighted as . principled ! Instead propping np a slave power ...

... The lion dropt so instantaneously that Baldwin thought he had shot him dead. He therefore remounted, reloaded, and took a short circle, and stood up in his stirrups to catch a sight of him. His eyes glared so savagely, says our author, and he lay crouched ...

... across ; to sell, ‘If such a change should happen, all re was Oh! deary me | there Just would be A lot of !— Homan tell a good story of two | to 285 comfort, for a good many years, bat who had been at who lived a sort of cat and dog life, to their neigh}: ...

... e, a three-story brick building, and opened upon them with field guns, soon driving them from it and scattering them to all points. They then planted their guns -three in number —upon the wharf, and opened fire upon the Southfield at short range. One ...

... the Magistrates and by Mr. Bell, the chief constable, she admitted she had confessed that the story told to her mistress was an invention; then she said her story was true, and again that it was untrue, and there was not the slightest foundation either for ...