... large block Oft. high, and the same in widtb, with 14 entire cultp still remainiog, part of the sotrface having faked off. lu its exposed coudition it is subject to wan- ton mutilation and disfigurement. Aaother cup. marked atone is built into the ?? ...

... attack the Republicans in power with. lReac- I tionists and Extreme Radicals, Ro'alists and or. Rochefort's following, are faking up the matter, and are expressing deep, if not always sincere, .commiseration for the unermployed. In tragic, Lominous language ...

... also that Ss should bt charged upon- thes ten: lots .antI 29 6d en the-h ?? lots, because these were in a gtiet measure exposed for salo, and occupied' 3. larg- spapee as to which there -weas eonsderable ex- peose,- add he- hoped t-o carry evenU ths ...

... boulrers if you will, but still the virtual farmers anil manufacturers. Wbo more frequently or morn tercibly than yourself has exposed the pernicious doctrines of those who would trach operatives and daily labourers that their interests are opposed to those ...

... nothing ef myriads other benevolent societies. r , ;. wondec how many of youir readers are enlightened 'a on the infirmary fake? February is the month l o in which it is practised, and it must be observed n that durieg the dull days of that short -l ...

... *er°- b,, offeted ?? Gad every . e.sl er church nod ch:apel within the i~f > lr si and eattiers amidst the oq~n > .h they are exposed, and for the - ?? of peace to all endt of the ?? rI in^; the motion coxamsauds itself. Iil''3srsr carried nanlimoisly. [This ...

... j~ear. le, A large number of fine fish ]have been seen a )re during late weeks on the spawning beds, and o nd although the fakes last year were not so large he as ?? former fishing seasons, that Was noat ndl il~ cpnsequience of there boein any scarcity ...

... lay the fleet. The city, terrible with the great sheets of flame and the clouds of smoke, lit up by in- numerable sparks and fakes of fire, rose before us. Around us the harbour lay dark in shadow Everything seemed still, save for the sound of the flames-a ...

... thoesa desirable edhaevr !beer -in view . in the plin. The, ooaseq~asnca is of that intesdiiog passengers must constantly expose themssives'to, drsngbte,~ and zze alwaysg enveope sit iu a conitinurous cloud of smoake5 which evger ?? rs. to rest in the ...

... of wbisky. it appeared from the evidence that the whisky had been bought and paid far before ten o clock. and that Muir had faked Mrs Dedds to lay it Past for him till 11 P.m. ,when a marriage party were expected to arrive by train. He intended, along with ...

... orP anys other Similar project would tend at all-to the preservation of life or propert at sem, or would induce osvuers to fake more trouble about the conditions of their ships ?? they do nowJ the case naight be different.. Bat there is no proof that ...

... House of- What! even Mr Sheridan? So-said the right hon. gentle- man at once, I know nothing of Mr Sheridan. Here he exposed fo the House his inaccuracy, be- cause he said it a fortnight after the memorandum Mwhich Ar Forster had laid before the Cabinet ...