... Book, and the vaiious artifices resorted by this clergy to keep it out of the people’s hands as much as possible; such parts of it especially as are plainly against their doctrines ! He that runs may read; and he that will not see, deserves be blind ! This ...

... neglect he may appear to have been guilty of, by not having called them personally. We assure Mr. Rowe, that such an apology, however, seemly is not, entirely and absolutely, necessary. The Conservative Electors, of this county, are too much alive to their ...

... New land sttends G«epeodant oecamoaal visits) «t the school SMytoJi ajanwiet «l| of entrance into lnstitution art first dayaof Fabruary, May, AuguOT and November. As the classes will regulated omAe first of every month, pupd can be admitted inti# intermediate ...

... force cannot act against it fora length of time. 4. The avenge price of horses for fast coaches may be about 231. Fancy teams of those working out of Londpu may be rated considerably higher than thjs, but taking 1«,0 miles of ground well horsed, this is ...

... your monev. Fourthly—l will keep up the hospitality which is customary in thesituation I sapire to, and hope give satisfaction that department, having served my time iu profession which is bv uo means deficient in the divine art. Fifthly—Jl will subscribe ...

... of a Blackwall stage coach, or. Ihursday, with violent assault. The complainant» Lead was cut, and one of his eyes, it was described, completely bunged up. The complainant sUled that, having been collect.ng cash, he got into the stage after dinner, upon ...

... similarly successful Kdjalla.—TVafee unfortunate woman named Mary May was inhumanly murdered her husband, at No. three, Skinner s-Alley, on Thursday that the brutal deed wasPP r by May whilst fit of passtou. He has absconded. The change of ministry will ...

... tears. I expressed a fear that I was intruding - lie turned and looked upon me with a i! ougiitful g'aucu, it would read my h-art; whether it was my manner or my countenance that re-assured him, 1 know not, but he replied courteously, and did not, as 1 feared ...

... These rules are per fecily simple, and perfectly easy practice, merely consisting in keeping stock the buildings, supplying the food to them in those build and keeping them well littered. In the ■ summer time, a farmer should have a large stock ofpigs ...

... night ratified by tlje House Commons, cau be carried into any material effect. We may, indeed open the China trade lar ae the British legislaturecan open it—andafler alt, we may find ourselves in the condition that honest Irish gentleman; who invited the guests ...

... attempt thank you, Sir-may 1 ask your name and address? Mr. gave him what he required. • Farewell, Sir,’ said the stranger ; when 1 have expiated all faults a life of honesty and vinue, will pray toi you; till then—l dare not. Maying these words, hounded ...

... he foolishly returned secure them ; but had no sooner re entered than a terrific explosion the various pieces of pyrotechnic art prepared lor the occasion above alluded took place, the force which shivered every particle the building to atoms; the root ...