... new. The framework only rensains adsm ace loose materials which float about, ubu ace evidently held sadr fast at one eisd. I Speak of cushinons and remntants of carrisge furniture. I assure you I should only - noir be too glad to take held of aI body and ...

... e-vident, however, that a Turkey pays no len-er'. The d~ifficullty is increasing frc every day. The people are being, so to speak, eateni Ta up. If there were even no foreign oenemies, the country psi could not in its present state, continue. j~hat is the ...

... he would secure the services of the agent already described, and the agent Jr would secure the necessasy witnesses-fellows speaking -seOme Italian patois which no average interpretor could r: ucderstanld-drill them in the part trile) were to perform, Dr ...

... other day as the result of two dayvs'en : The take comprised 24i fish. Not bad sisort that r- Mr. Mundelha, the other day, speaking to the SheffEeld Anglers, said in three or four years his Act would tarve the effect of stocking full of fish all our ivers ...

... aliarttly ombiaced thle id)ea, nold I nave no eon Lt 11a publicity bie gpiveni it Ii socoessiol is~sue Is ceciain. I )yscarcedy` Speak of the great iifliucuce sue-u a ecui oh 7 1-have in this lingo townI. To FE-liAiiene it woul1 - 0- the uteans, t a, Closer ...

... Boxe 133, Poeot-eflce, Brisiel. -WAN~TED, by a Swiss gentleman who hae been in t~he St~tie S. sitnatisos as CORRESPONDENT: speaks end writefs f cur languiages ltelutly. AddreLss A438, Mereuery-eliice. SIT7UATIO~Nlas ENGROSSI~NG CLE-'RI. Casn be generally ...

... Rall. The former hon. gentleman, in replying to the toast of his health, abstained from a discussion of political subjects. Speaking of the exist- ing depression, he remarlced that in prosperity they Ought not to be too confident, and in adversity they should ...

... Which theseca cisse are enpeclially sihjaie,. - Further, it wosuld release a, considerable quantity ofgcl which is, no to speak, Wasted in being Uiced inl tane-actoions HOwldel could, Without material intcois-onience, be Si~aa ,f by uteane Of silver,; ...

... sprang uip for woollen goods immediately, preceding thle J' 0close of the old year, stocks in this dopartucont were, generally speaking, found to be light. Since the resunip- J. tion of business a few orders have been received, but they T. lea~vebeen chiefly ...

... i but all his advice on the subject has been protested t against. The letter then goes on to say that Mr. Mac-s donald, speaking of restriction, said it would he a good tl] thin-> for Yorkshire to adopt it, buat better for Derbyshire 5 and iotting~hamnshire ...

... severe storm, my wife and were taken suddenly ill. I was awakened by my wife, who was breathing heavily and could scarcely speak. I got up and roused her up, as I thought she was going to die. After I got out of bed I felt very sick, and vomited. It was ...

... than two feet wide it between thre to]) of the wvall and the roof of the block- house. Major-General Tombs states that on speaking to thle Sikis soldiers around bin, and telling them in Eita- deoostaisi to swarm op thle wNall, sliloss of thien responded ...