... s. Therefore, my failed, all such attempts will lad, and by [.ersons who broke machine,y, d * d remmksf when I speak au Englishman 1 speak lh fall ex3ctly io the opposite direction. You utmost to put »t®P th weut into Englishwoman also; I wish they should ...

... destination, which was Methodist chapel at Muussey, he met no person, so he deposed, save three sailors, who went without speaking, and certainly did not see or meet one Elizabeth Gar ley, a girl in the defendant’s service, ask any person for money; but ...

... friendships than lads the same age. The letters which two newly eu ancipated misses exchange, and the language in which they speak of one another, seem to exhaust all the resources enthusiasm. —SatunUiy tfeview. There is a rumour from Egypt that the Dutch ...

... say that the Rive- Iju reservoirs are a most perfect and satisfactory state,” and the Redmires reservoirs “are, generally speaking, in good condition, but that few ordinary repairs are needed.” Those repairs will be immediately effected. The engineers ...

... any external manifestation of repugnance, approached the person of the Pope; and she has even friends in England to whom she speaks of the dear Old Pope” with an almost contagious enthusiasm. are the precincts of Firheck- Hall noted for the absence of some ...

... , as if they wished to speak to us. At five p. in. tacked, steering southward by the wind until six p.m., the frigate tiring guns. Hove to about four miles to the leeward of the frigate, and at b-dO u.m. the frigate tried speak to us again, but comd not ...

... number of our fellowcountrymen sympathize with them, let them do openly and manfully like brave aud honest Englishmen, daring speak aud to act in the full light Heaven and in the hearing of all men—and let them fill the pockets of the oppressed with money ...

... adjourn the examination sine (he. Now, Was not satisfied w'th the examination, for it was clcar that the bankrupt did not speak candidly and openly; and he therefore should pursue the same when the bankrupt first came before him 18(3?, and adjourn the ...

... brings five cabin and forty-seven steerage pasaeugers, aud a small amount of specie. The Louisville Journal of the 18th, in speaking of the expected Confederate raid into Kentucky, says:— Nut a few Kentucky rebels in the South have written, within a short ...

... of bounty money. When the roll of names was called, there was no reply to that of Rawlings. Basset was therefore ordered to speak up, as that was the name by which he was enlisted, and under which he was for the future to be known. Bean was in like manner ...

... once rebuked the Essence, the monks and nuns who led a life that was equivalent to what was, now known as monasticism. After speaking at some length on chastity, poverty, and obedience, he said that in order support his own view the scriptural reasons tor ...

... was 1 .g to sell it for food. —Certificates were p oduced .neb showed that prisoner had received « : educa| lion, and could speak German fluently, rteinanded for a week. Stealing Bed Linen. Caroline Melbourne, middle-aged woman, was charged with stealing ...