... a-year to live il sn adullterous conaection| I 1a3road, lie indeed wasil accessary to adultery, and Ileserved no niilder name. After some ?? ob- servations, he concluded witll moving tlree Rlesolu- tions. The first contailled a vote 'of tlanks to Lady A ...

... Pap-in-Club an old greesy nightcap worn by the Chairman, and which has neither colour nor shape, nor beginning nor end, is named : after you by way of derision;: aml, in the Tory'ClUb;: (confound it!) which meets in the Saracei . i's mad.' every Saturday ...

... . It is the exotics alone be has offended, and it is -they who have set on - foot the ridiculous farce of erasing., his name after he himself has publicly withdrawn it. Do these injured and affronted gentlemen imagine, that such it cowardly retaliation' ...

... seen before, and which is like Cranburn Alley put out to grass -there are various ills about the neighbourhood, which' are named after Scripture,' why I cannot tell-we did not drink any ofthewAters, none of usbeing any waysdeeeas. ed. n . I think I have now ...

... hundred miles farther down; on the 7th entered Bear Lake River, and on the 10th arrived at this place, which we have since named after our command. ing officer. Mr. Back ,arrived next day with the detach- ment of canoes under his charge, Capt. Franklin and ...

... decennial census shall have been taken, the electoral districts be made to contorm thereto. IV. That each electoial district be named after the principal city or borough within its limits. V. That each electoral district return one representative to sit in the ...

... His very name was terrible to them. It is said that he obliged the haughty Louis XIV., on executing a treaty, to sign his name after his. He would not receive the title of Cousin from that king, but expected that of Brother. He obliged all nations to pay ...

... lie titen gives,, a flist of suchl forty-eight names to each p~arty, who have twenity-four hours to consider of these names. After a iapse of twenty-four hours sthe parties conic, again be.- fore the officer, atid each. side strikes ni twelve names ...

... his hiding-place. loitered about his relative's dwelling, dressed, generally, in servant's livery, but under a fictitious name. After the lapse of some years, he became alarmed for his security, and removed to the banks of the Clyde, within a short distance ...

... his hiding-place. He loitered about his relative’s dwelling, dressed generally in servant’s livery, but under fictitious name. After the lapse of some years, he became alarmed for his security, and removed to the banks of the Clyde, within short distance ...

... variety, nor how to distinguish betwixt one genus and another. (Laughter.) It very true that there is a plant which has been named after me, but this did not take place from any merit of mine as a botanist, though I believe it was done out of a compliment to ...

... minority were to acquiesce in the choice of a majority, in order that the call might be harmonious. Four candidates were named. After Mr. Moflathad preached, a memorial subscribed by oS individuals was presented to the committee, expressive of a wish that ...