... Mahony ! bad been used up even for joke, and that such ' a grave and truth-loving journal the Herald would scorn to pick up the garbage which the Examiner once swallowed but disgorged. It the Herald rejoices in such unsavoury morsels—why let him indulge ...

... be no doubt that a brigade of artillery would bare been brought out against Cannon unless some chasseurs had been at band to pick him off with smaller bullet, and have all learnt that an Austrian officer is bound by his regimental honour to draw bis sword ...

... week, and intermitted the next ; and therefore hies off to the diggings. If in England he can do nothing better than ply the pick or the spade, or perhaps on carrying 501b. of brick sixty rounds of ladder, from G in the morning to 6 in the evening, and ...

... d one week, and intermitted the next and therefore hies off the diggings. If in England can do nothing better then ply the pick the spade, or perhaps carrying h- of bricky up sixty roun s ladder, from six io the morning to six in ihe evening, all for ...

... week, and intermitted the next ; and ther-fore hies off to the diggings. If in England he can do nothing better than ply the pick or the spade, or perhaps goon carrying 501 b. of brick up sixty rounds of lotider, from six in the morning to six in the evening ...

... late commander of the Dalhousie, which, as our readers will recollect, was wrecked off Beachey Head this day se’nnight, was picked up on Mon- day by some fishermen belonging to Hastings. The body was discovered floating face downwards, about two miles from ...

... till had paid it. A Kingstown correspondent of the Freemen's Journal writes: “The ‘ocean child' (the poor little boy that was picked up at Lambay Island from the wreck the Fay - lour), I perceive, has been claimed by his relations. saw him in his grandmother’s ...

... and a dog, when sudden gust of wind came across and the boat up>et fortunately for them a gig boat was near, and they were picked nm after being nearly half an hour in the water. Mr. did not suffer, but bis two friends were nearly senseless, and had to ...

... Alderman Garbage shall look disgusted that his heiress plump Maria, yields her gentle waist for the polka, to some mere artist at a Mansion-house ball, suppose the mayor dexterously spins Garbage round and shews him, framed the wall, a king picking up Painter’s ...

... the Malakoff lower, appa- non-commissioned officers and men was 25,668, and the €ash~Acct. Cash—Acct. ™„ Sl?th l Ay renuy .0 pick up nt. of the fimwned which Uy .bouL in ,,, oisnwhnr, numbered IS.iiM. |JJJ « ciKul.t, has been in hi, stead. Sir John llurgoyoc ...

... stringent legislation, but solely from the coulempt and neglect of the public, taught by our purer pens to loathe and reject such garbage, and to crave for and feed on better things —1 will call the attention of the injured Cabinet the origin of the ** Edinburgh ...

... placed at the mercy of Russia for the far greater part of her supplies of European goods. Per| sia is at time unwilling to pick a quarrel with Turkey. The Shiites of Persia and the Sunnites Turkey hate each other with a hatred not exceeded that with which ...