... s As for judicious John, we read in one letter, h - lie is walked off ; your cursed good ale rained him-: while in another we have the Dean's confession that he pulled Tom's locks the r wrong way for holding a plate under his arm-b pit. Worst of all ...

... the vessel, and John Miinch, a seaman, wino wes at thi e wheal, was dashed under it, the spolces cutting into his thighs. His shouts for help indnced Walter Balleino, the boatman Rausch, a German, and a sailor named John Llovd, of Cardigan. to hasten to ...

... u~r~, ladS, Private ,Neil Cra'vford: father resides at Isek, Iiieramly; enlistal at Glase-tw. lists January. 199i Private John Ridd; fathaer reides at Caldcerrmix. near Airdrie; enlisted at Glasgow, 22d Februarr. 1833 , Private Cornelius Larn. neother ...

... Tourma- I Ti line. The Major's object was to land C; , a quantity of fire-arms which he had [s taken on board at Antwerp, and this to operation was successfully carried throuah. x The arms were landed at a part of the of coast remote from any port, representatives ...

... new Legislatlure ovil, havo none of these powers, hut, - Shal haer a mecre valuablel ?ma'r for our ownl interest, which Grattan's Perlipcment had not; wve shell have the power of appointing and eon- troliingl our Own exeenve Government, and no l Legisla-ture ...