... would prefer to borrow on a Life N o by letter, Timber, Hull Nem by the Advertiser, aged 23, a Clerk.,illsrcheat's Office ; speaks the German Reference to firm where hut 4 ,at i rD. G., Herald Mos. 0 a aa Miller, by a Youth, a _appy G. hinter, Burst wick ...

... fish. Lawyer’s Pay.—A pert young hamster once boasted to a member of the bar that lie had received twenty guineas for speaking in a certain lawsuit; the other replied, received double that sum for keeping silent in that very case.” A young French officer ...

... nt. They are unused such celerity, and, in the ease Mr. Atkinson, they were totally unprepared losit He is comparatively speaking a young man, and the general opinion was that he would be too diffident to assume so rapidly the insignia of office. But ...

... untimely death on a hapless fellow creature. The Chief Baron held his hand. kerchief to his eyes while his learned brother was speak. but the latter, concealing by a 'Moog effort the pity which all who know him were sure he fell, spoke es as if he had taken ...

... had not known better how to get rid of troublesome questions and avoid damaging revelations; blame for Signor Lanza, for speaking inopportunely and ill-ad visedly; blame for Signor Nigra, who had said more than he was justified in doing in his note of ...

... the chair (applause). Mr. Aid. Gresham seconded the proposition. He observed that it would be quite unnecessary for him to speak of the excellent things that might be said of Mr. Lumsden, but be could not refrain from mentioning the fact that last year ...

... examined. The explosion had cost the firm about £6OOO or £7OOO. A letter from General Tulloh, addressed to Mr. Hall, was put in, speaking in high terms of the Erith Magazine. The inquiry was again adjourned. ...

... it was only, perhaps, consistent that he should end by vituperating the whole people. The noble lord used these words when speaking the Danish question in July—“ I to the higher and nobler feelings Parliament and the nation, believing as I did, that course ...

... the Government, and the Convention will help to attain it. As regards the meaning of the transfer of the capital, facts will speak for themselves. The execution of this condition is being prepared, and in a few months (saving its ratification by the Parliament) ...

... bad company. True, but unfortunately many persons are never bad company when they are alone. . A Rake Cask.—A country paper speaks of man o died without the aid physician. Such Instances of death are very rare. , . , A lazy fellow begged alms, saying he ...

... then referred to the struggles of Grsece to get through its factions and its difficulties of every kiad • and then went on to speak of the Continent of Afritt! which in many parts had got rid of the detestaMs eriaethe Slave trade, and expressed his belief ...

... Air. E. Reynolds Ray, house surgeon, said that deceased was brought to the hospital last Sunday, paralysed and unable to speak. He died on Wednesday last from the result of injuries indicted upon bis head by means of blunt instrument. Police-constable ...