... | singes’ became somewhat empty 3 and my friend whose extensive sailway transactions will, | am to say, rank him with the Hudsons of the advieed my eking out the receipts by doing a | that way myself ; I paused, for, like Banquo’s g had no ‘speculation ...

... in the shape o with a prefized of the author. Solomon says, “to everything there is a seas time to every purpose under the heaven,” so t also be a cause. What then is the cause of | plicity of the above description of publication Perhaps we may ascribe ...

... Mexican garrison were allowed to return to their homes. Owinsig to a furious storm, the navy could net ta-ke any ac- tive part in the operations of the bombardment. Th ese arrivals bning intelligence of the opening of the Hudson, the ice baving gone without ...

... MlSCELLANEOUS. IT Trnu RAILWAY Qurr.a~-A train on one of Mr Hudson's ti lines was lately delayed twenty-seven minutes, that a pine- apple, ordered by telegraph), might be procured for M'vrs g Hudson. PROVING TOO MUCTI.-Three Jews, each of mature size, d applying ...

... unattra tion, About half-past seven, Charles Dickens, E ed the hall, and was received with hearty acc on teking the chair. Dr. Hudson, the secretary, read letters o from the Duke of Montrose, Lord Cockburn Advocate, and Mr. Wyse, late M.P. for Wate ‘The Chairman ...

... text then, now fur the application ;—It's only day since 1 went down to the fair of Lisgoold, to b and it rained as if the heavens and the earth were gether. there you were in hundreds, the w you—and you looked on me while J was getting skin, and, so far ...

... present would produce ve £150 to each minister ; and it is a serious whether, as a general rule, any charge shou mitted or allowed to continue, except as a station, that does not produce £50 a-year, ee rw, the in con- above what it produces. A great error ...

... appo principal, was out of the question. They mu: point the principal, and then, according to the ed usage in all such cases, allow him to assistant. The Inspector could not be resy the Board for what was done in his deparime took the of his assistant into ...

... rate rent; and the Feu-duty and Public Burdens are small. C If wished, a considerable part of the purchase price will be X allowed to remain in the Purchaser's hands, on the Security of Lo the Property, and at the current rate of interest. Twer For farther ...

... never is Sd expected to get over it, when I was fortunate enough to 'become seo. equainted with your Bevelenta Ar-abice which, Heaven be praised, re- c, stored me to a state of ealth which I long eincedespairedof attaining. 'eriel My lungs, liver,stomach; ...

... time they down to Melbourne spend their gold A lot of the vil. st scoundrels ure assembled here from all the f* ur winds of heaven. Nobo knows them ; much leis whether they have left wives behind them in their own countries; and they marry, and off. and ...

... position will be of thn her's themost -critical kind.ha 51Sometime since England and France detanded of -we M~is, Den~mar to .allow their fleets a station, and means -of a nant -k heaat procuring provisions, in two of her ports. Denmark Ipositively refused ...