... Cheltenhiam, March 6, 1840. SnOcKItnG Bi3. ?? Monday night last a sailor, living in Bo'nesq, put the gridle, *r plate of iron, for faking oaten cakes, on the fire, antd made it red hot; ?? thent put lais wife tipoui it, aitd ?? her in a most shocaing manner, *o ...

... oinly ;ii ilhirrstrr- -tion itt a general reniark, that it rai.a whit sidedi with s neither' pittty inn at disprute wits exposed. to, nisaipprehen siostee front bothl. 5 THE (2nIUOrro EARNDAMtt-It was at 'fatuious qirire, it wlrich'every ytarai-tnce or' ...

... sonsations in the bead, Weakness, (Giddinesss and a Sick Stomach, but bave Nervousness, found great befiefit since I commenced and faking ?? Bitters. I was told Indigestion. of the remedy by one of my neighbours, whose wife hnd long been ailingfrom the 'same ...

... badl. I should be very glad to recorubend itto anyone about to travel ill' atreacherous climate, ahere they arn. so much exposed to thit dnngerous malady. Gratefall. oursT. Band. A.LF. To.JBDavenport. 1lnB. Jt COhLLIS ]3Row1;S [JU CELLORODyNE rapidly ...

... property-' id] - discovered.. If so, it will be. your duty. to find a true bill; id] s but if not,, it will not be proper to expose the man to the -ha , ignominy of a trial. The other case is the last on. the- inl ) icalendar-that of stealing a, sovereign ...

... sending out the Bible .to do work for which God I. never intended it, not only treats the Bible rreveretitly itself, but exposes it to irteverent f treatment from others, frustrates tile very pur- 1 pose for which it waS originally given (viz., to s ...

... sensil ments of Europe, or the secular institutions of the United (A d( States, Ilie concurred in the course taken by Sir J. Faking- death ton, and was willing also to withdraw thle bill which he had to csi himself brought before parliament, that Mr. TvM ...

... riter; Anrd tire text tim ris hriisr flu 'St tlhy blrloort, Malrsterc I rrrtrise ttrrc; Ilil iess, ?? to get intti tire ear' 'fake zii Irip Ii ltor Sithropshisre, aend 'ltivxt Draytoni riri d Newporrrt, HJ tinit 60 in ilnes orft', lii es thyv firiend Ii'l~lh ...

... fioin tie T ot ?? upon ptblic grotundls, and from tie L andotvner s ai lio aitit l.an d O cculhieis of lie coutt-', for thri Fake of ci the incolulublue U erittfi! it will crnotr upon tlieit. yes~ It is true hak thlie course is ii ~yh altogether cleat' ...

... of the borough seal; magnified, on thet er/on gats of the. cemetery 'here-apiece of bad taste with; nwthe. whicb, beyond exposing it, I had nothing to do. I ex- wI k of plained, under date 11th Aprillas't,'that certain words de The found on the cemetery ...

... or f.-utot-ter dkay in defanlt. (iric frriieC c/iveg- Laws-Even 'Xbomnas, outcher, rest ,ofies Lane, was summon10ed for exposing a Car-call of a erow which was putriel in September, and had refuised to rwourie it when ordered by the insapector of Poirsances ...

... placed his I money down he turned hie hand sideways and ( glanoed at th hbalc of the card. Lofttus thought he I would try some fake, with the result that he found upon each of the court cards and the aces a I little black mark trith a pencil, which, marked ...