... vessel at sea with that signal flying deserves the utmost censure of all seamen, no matter to what nation they belong. In speaking to Captain Dossor about the affair, the explanation he gives puts quite a diH'erent construction upon the whole thing. I ...

... of assembling at Munich a conference of the secondary States. A letter from Munich, addressed to the Botschajter of Vienna, speaks of an autograph letter which the King of Bavaria had addressed to the King Hanover, requesting bis adhesion to this conference ...

... during the year, viz , the steamers Jason and Vanguard by Messrs Bailey and Leetham, to the Viceroy of Egypt. The above facts speak well for the trade and commerce of Hull for 1864. The following statement as to the tonnage entered at the Hull Docks has been ...

... roll far away to set, Till the melees sailor listens with • tear; them and let them call through the sombre prison wall, Speaking swoons to the felon's hardened ear. Let them roll, and let them as,, math. morning of theday Shall have left the bug embraces ...

... but that the project has been abandoned, and that a ship of war will be stationed there instead. PRUSSIA The Vienna Press speaks in very plain terms about the conduct of Prussia towards the Duchies. It says that the programme of Prussia is to chase the ...

... sailors' missionary. of Hull; Jescie Kr Fountain, of Sheffield ; and the Rev Thomas Asbproft, of Goole. Thula( the ictervsla of speaking the members of the Goole Society sang some choice and melee pieces, accompanied on the pianoforte by Mils Cofer. The tall ...

... them, in opposition to their dMltfea will. Having passed some titne in those provinces daring the Austrian occupation, I can speak pretty positively to the hatred Austria which there existed-a hatred which there is reason to believe has since dumawbeo. ...

... bachelor, is not in the habit of giving ' mixed' peztres himself, nor is it t, be expected of him; but er's friends do it, so to speak, for him; and Pytcher it appears, always has a 'tech of people on hand, ready at the shortest notice, for • ball, a conversazione ...

... and when every. thing was In perfect order they sounded the trumpet because they knew that what they stated was correct, Speaking generally, and not for licensed victuallers in particular, he believed that the less government legis- lated for them the ...

... attended by the surgeons. She ma le a statement to witness. She add, I sitting by the fire with of my sisters. I wanted to speak to one of Clem, and I mused the fireplace. My dress wont between the bars, and it caught tire. I rushed. all in a blast, down ...

... he would not speak of the errors of cahumen, costermongers, &c. but would take examples from the more respectable classes. Hew is it that in the year 1865 no sensible system has been adopted for teaching our own lan- guage? He would speak more of this ...

... present were heard to declare. If he’d done it again, they’d have certainly kicked him : On the victims though, if rumour speak true, The only effect was a slight change of hue. And happy, and merry, and jolly were all, That Christmas tide at the Earlby ...