... Goodenough down with one hand on ber aroat, and in hier he held a knife. lk was so held as if he was about 1 ga cut at her throat, when witness rushed cau h by the arm, and held him back, saying Harry Ww vt are you going to do?’ He replied, “ Mind your © ss ...

... Dardanelles on his way to in his venture, and the Russian mail steamers Odessa and Fiction” will be read by every one into whose hands instantinople, It has been decreed that he oi be him to the present ceased persist . 5 x not call to Ge to THE QUARTERLIES ...

... the tral oa such a paltry charge.—Mr. Newton: You are with after she saw the flames. Did not sees I come tu you, coustable, and ask you Aberdeen granite. Owi of manual labour in our and an impudent wi and will go to for 21 daya, Mr. Copeland drying- to lock ...

... thanks are to be conveyed to you. The brightness of summer days win shine again. Leave for country address for the reason you hai c been informed of on Monday, and remain some time, jjiistre irmn _the touch o£time with you is ever on the increase. ?? ...

... of gold brought down by individual miners, there- fore, boars a somewhat larger proportion to that sent down by escort thati it did last year. Our Wool. The wool season having commenced some timeago, we have been enabled to gather ...

... Nov. 7.) General Remarks. The mail of 24th September has not arrived, and no advices have been received from Europe since the departure of last mail. Our markets have been quiet, with less busi- ness in progress than for some months past. ...

... yourselves ;you have got rid of the Tory Government who would have relieved you much more under the head of the pro- perty tax, than they would have burthened you under the head of house tax. Aye, but Mr. ...

... which have become moderate lately. Sugar The bad accounts received by the April mail have censed great dulness in our mai ket, and prices of Khar and brown sugar have declined from 8 as. to 12 as. per md. We have heard of ...

... on at home. The river steamers have been getting in readiness for some weeks past, and by the time tlii.s reaches home will probably be within sight of the capital, attempting in July, 1853, what ought to have been accomplished a year before — an illustration ...

... to fear that many have been massacred, yet we know that some have found their way into Meerut, and hope that still more have escaped by ?? road, which i.s the one most likely to have been taken by the ...

... con Tenience and comfort have not seen lost sight of. ' a* * * Not -inc. ia fact, that gaes to constiiutothe completeness i s on organised whole can be said to have ?? omitted.— Dail; News. Like skilful logicians, they laid down the solid premises of ...

... whether this will be the first news which you will receive of the recent events in Anglian istan ; I almost fear that a sailing vessel which left Calcutta a short time ago will have taken it to Suez, whence it ...