... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Viscount Morpeth, and Lade Francis Egerton, who was in her absence represented by t Lade Blantyre. The noble intant was named after his illustrious t godfather. Albert. The sumptuous entertainment was seried in the splendid banquattinh room, and in a st ...

... warmly for the compliment they had paid him, shaking them all cordially by the hand, and requesting to know each of their names; after which the party withdrew. The conversation was carried on, of course, in the German language.-Cilizen. ; Mid-C'alder Fair ...

... Bridgegate, Kent Street, and Duke Street, -and that rent be psid for their accommodation in tlse four lo-1T 2calities last named. After a long discussion. in which one party- ;suppoited the recommendation on the plea of humacityr and the -other opposed it ...

... in the country, and many thousands of riper years, will hear of the death of Mr. Wombwell's famous elephant 1Chuney, named after his fellow exile of Exeter Change notoriety. Chuney had been unwell for some little time, but did not exhibit any alarming ...

... 'crowning disco- verv has been the engrossing topic of the week-and the Directors of th1e Victoria Mining Compan as elsewhere named, after having irstiti ted the necessary measures to protect the property, and i- guard the approaches, seem to have betaken ...

... Roman A&nerise, N. 14.) The Amphitheatres originally built in Rome were of : wood; the first erected of stone was that named after its architect, Statilius Tattrus, and raised by order of AugusE tus, who wisas passitnately devoted ?? games&called Yenaticnes ...

... desired Home to make his statement. The latter pro- 1 tt duced his list and began to read. But when, as he pro- v a- ceeded, name after name came out-this as of one dead, a g the other as of one dying-his voice failed him; and look- t te ing up he saw that ...

... at the ceremony by deputations, and Ml. Ar- mand Milarrast, a member of the Provisional Government, at- tended in its name. After aspeech from the Mayor of St. Maude, Ii. Emile de Girardin, by whose hands -M. Carrel had fallen, stepped forward, and deplored ...