... eves towards a window, observe a lonely, and probably a lovely object pensively perched behind a muslin screen, like a Nun in a convent. 1 look, and look again; but •' the haze distance'' neutralizes my ...

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... adrummer, ay, more, to 4 fiager or a thumb, the loss of men with which any fortress could be carried ; and we have no doubt that thece are Bobadils or Bobs, with sone other addition, whocould calculateto a capon or a lark, ay, to 4 wing or leg, che consumption ...

... Charter of the New London University about a month ago—Prince Polignac has arrived this conntrv, where he intends to take his future residence A meeting Lambeth, and another Canterbury, have taken place the subject of a Reform the House of Lords. At the meeting ...

... vacaney.—Mr will t re a candidate for Bre- conshire on the Whig interest.—Mr Morris, a liberal. comes forward for Carmarthen.—Mr W. O. Stanley, a Reformer, is sure of his return for Anglesea.—Ips- wich will be again.contested: a Mr Gibson, along with ...

... Assembly in August next, which is empowered to pronounce a final judgment in the case. May 23. A discussion Colonial Churches then took place, during which Black from Montreal, rose and read a long speech containing various statements respecting the ...

... with having shut with a fowling-piece, and thereafter carried away, a young ewe, belonging to Peter Johnstone, from the bill pastures in the parishes of Weisland and Aiths. ting in Zetland, in the latter end November !ast; second, a ewe, the property Janus ...

... said :— Electors of Caithness !—I am this day to discharge a duty, almost as difficult as it is delightful to undertake,—to most respectful and cordial again placing me in a situation, the a British subject can aspire. I can lay on my heart, and say that ...

... some costly private house, a little palace inside, rich and gorgeous, not perhaps yet adorned with the Raphaels and Corregious of the Medicean Palaces over the sea, but imitating them rapidly enough, a man remembers that hut a few years ago, the war-whoop ...

... during the elections still exist. They have a majority a!m..st within their reach ; if they can secure an ascendancy in fifteen or twenty additional boroughs, thereby rendering dissolution and a new election a safe speculation, it is manifest that in the ...

... use 1 k at *er, unless both were a similar nature. The wines referred to were a luxury provided by nature; but ardent spirits, we are assured by the highest medical authorities, are poisonous. He then read an extract from a work showing that the effects ...

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