... agn we happened to stroll into St. Michael's_ 'Church.yard, ins .company with a friend, who, being about to emigrate to a far country, was anxious to take another look at triat p'fou'd' Nlausolejisi, wvhich proves such a powerful attrac- *tion to the passing ...

... to Enolancl, while the succeeding passage and its attendant note are most icstroc- tively melancholy:- England, my osn far country, yet again Wanders to thee, uiy home, the wanderers strain! Still be thy sons as free, sincere, and bold, Thy maids less ...

... at tite moat plentiful table thereof, you hanve heroine dissatisfied, and removed yoursetves, like the prodigal, into a far country, to waste he sustanettce of your precions inheritance an riotous living, we give you, by thIs nor pastoral letter, solemn ...

... danger was tobe apprehended from a continuance of the prtsedt state of tilings l o th 4=r the dangers to which e reed and far country i f eelings which could shame any man, they were such as Fromncold be insensible to, unless he were utterly careless of ...

... Into the u hssesslot of' soniic pro- perty, detterrntried to take, In company with his wife cuid family, a jiturney into a far country, that lard of proreise, Aniertca, wirere -he h ped to improve the talents wix uch liad fallen tno his liot. With this ob ...

... respect of his judicial prospects. A lonely waicderer, in a chaise and pair, he struggles through unksowVII tracts inio a far country; no she- riff and troop of country gentlemen to forestall his arrival with greeting; nojavelin mei to environ h is chaise ...

... for himself so great and pecu- liar a renown, especially by his encounter with a northern knight in Norway or some other far country, and called by his own people The Knight of the Morning Star. I The Black Knight (Mr. Campbell, of Saddeli) at. tracted ...

... the county, to make way for AMr Stirling, of Keir, who has recently returned, .we believe, from the Holy Land, or some far countries in order to take charge of the political interests of Perthshire. The Tories imagine they have now got the county in their ...

... their religion and their wishes. We con- gratulate you on the happy intervention of the government to maintain in these far countries the ancient renown of the benevolent power of France. United by feelings of humanity, the Powers apply themselves to ...

... ty of thle nil who Sick invite,1 his friend to vicit him, land theit took hi, departure from home aind journeyed into a, far country [cheers). The homoutrable member then Proceeded to deliver an eloquent address on the Influence of the present corn-laws ...

... lands had flourished in years past as ents'epots, as the great markets of exchange between north and south, end between far countries and the north and west of Europe. WILLIAM of holland did not belie the opinions entertained of .the commercial wisdom of ...

... imidirectly tenid to civilise I'irdleat, toI by that sense o1 Shainue which ]keeps nanny a marl stroiglt at liotme wcho, in mt far country, would be a proihigal, Citstle Acre wotuld not he reproached Its I11)e cr~ossof till tme, setrapings of' time colitiy,' ...