... They asid e nothing more to me after I admitted them into b the room. The man paid me a shilling, but did f not speak. I did not bear him speak. I then put the d hasp in their room door, and went again to bed. There d were two young women sleeping in the ...

... result of this yeares anniversary - and not a few roughs were ready to do the behest of any ill-disposed peron. Comparatively speaking, things were quiet until a little after ten o'elock, when signs of an approachiug row were very evident. Some bands of rouih ...

... rather bear with the peculiarities of their brethren, unless it was con- trary to the practices and teaching of the church. In speak- ing of Dr. Ellicott as his own personal friend, the preache congratulated the church upon having a man who would bring to ...

... yeals of his life, when no louger ab)e to attend, nevertheless conutinued to ' -e a Jively interet in all re proceedings. In speaking of the policy which the souncil proposed to follow during the commng session, he referred to the action of the society in ...

... de ha Gueronnibre's journal, with prudent caution, hastens to express au opinion that all this might be without, strictly speaking, any violation of the constitution. But it thinks that if such a deroga- tion from ordinary usage could be for a moment conceived ...

... good order, and not an appeal to discord and dangerous proceedings. With regard to the succession, the confederates might speak their opinion whenever the question comes before the Diet. The question now is the execution, in consequence of the non-compliance ...

... indeeda monthago signs of th e- demic were reported as very rar Now, oa the contraq, the reports from all parts of the country speak of disease, as, in fact, it in iupomible to heer of a crop fre& it is be- lieved the late heavy and coastantly recurring rains ...

... Finally, Mr. GLEIG, though he ,en speaks of the Duke as requiring an addition of uld 20,000 men to the army-an evident error, as hat we shall immediately see-and of 150,000 militia, tmd which in all would amount to 240,000, speaks of ne. him as having for his ...

... firm toot in thoe fpublhi, and the most influential men interest themselves in the matter. The President, in his address, speaks in flattering terms of the enterprise. Co5grlse i occupied with various important measures, amongst others in the proposed ...

... buoyant materials in the construction of the interior of the ships as will enable them to float even if filled with water. In speaking of iron vessels, I do not mean the iron shot-proof vessels, but those built of the usual shipbuilding iron plates; the day ...

... ballot-box. Souletimessi they are awk ward enough to put in, snore btlletins thasi there are electors, alid thee-but, generally speaking, then only-they are fouud lnt. II. the course of the tess vears of the Easpire I have frosts time to tinse noticed lannly ...

... individual interest refuting the laitet despatches of Prince Gorthakof. The collective and identical reply will constitute, so to speak, a substantial ?? the arguments adduced in the three notes, so as to demonstrate finally ?? the com. mon efforts of the three ...