... recently purchased an estate within the borough, aril it is to this circumstance allusion is made in his address, when he speaks of having taken means for the protection on the spot of electors who vote for him. Mr. Dent is at present prevented by illness ...

... maintained. The farmers in Canada-the class in whose successful progress the company have so deep interest—were never generally speaking so well off as the present time, or better able to cope with temporary difficulties. The recent inti odnetion into the province ...

... having salts as tlicir basis, instead of the variable imposts which they are at present liable to. A letter from St. Petersburg speaks of the appearance there of a journal called the Journal of Lorcllci ; or, the Demi-monde. The publication is per- mitted by ...

... of the offence upon the testimony of such persons as the prosecutrix and her sister, and several witnesses were called to speak the excellent character and respectable connections of the accused. Mr. Arnold said that, as far as character and position ...

... London: Butterworths. edition of a work already well known to fame. Such is the volume before us. What do we mean when we speak of circumstantial evidence, as distinct from other testimony ? Do we mean the evidence of things as distinguished from that ...

... which was fatal to 30,000 people, and in the same year corn fell to 3s. 4d. per quarter; at the same period the chronicles speak of various public diversions at Glerkenwell, which lasted for eight days ; a principal feature of these amusements was the ...

... and better testimony than can be ascer- tained by a six days' examination, or prepared for by a year's reading. Strictly speaking, a certifi- cate is no more a guarantee of piety and ex- cellence of character than is a university de- gree. Men of very ...

... him ; but he could not come it. On Friday week, he, and his kindred, ■ nd Union Americans also, will have an opportunity to speak at another meeting to be held the same place. This experiment was such a perfect success, that Committee will hold another ...

... possession of those moral and religious qualities which can alone qualify ?? for the higher duties of his calling. When I speak, therefore, of payment for results, I mean it as opposed to payment for the mere use of particular instruments in order to ...

... has recently purchased an estate within the borough, and it is to this circumstance allusion is made in his address, when he speaks of having taken means for the protection on the spot of electors who vote for him. Mr. Dent is at present prevented by illness ...

... editorial pavagsmph :- We are informed that Mr. Seward hos tendered his resignation as Secretasy of State. Our informant speaks positively, and adds that the iresignation was suddenly determined upon, and . ill probably be accepted. ,! CHkRLLSTON, SOUTH ...

... advance upon Richmond is hopelessly ruined. The public seems to be stunned by the blow, and the few who muster courage enough to speak accuse not only Mr. Secretary Stanton and General Halleck - , but President Lincoln, of worse than imbecility in compelling ...