... the eastern v coast of the United States, and one which instantly 1 catches the eye even upon the rudest maps, is the c vast inward curve of the shore line between Cape x Florida on the south and Cape Hatteras on the C north, two points distant from each ...

... that last the subject is within your peculiar province; and they find at I in yourperonalcharacter an assurancethat their complaint a to will be promptly aud fairly considered lent By their desire I shall new have the honour to detail the b itharges referred ...

... pure gin; and by hydrogin, gin and water. WRAT IS TlEH WORLD? - A dream within a dream; as we grow older, each step is an inward wakening. The youth awakes, as he thinks, from childhood-the full grown man despises the pursuits of youth as visionary-the ...

... public is looked after is shown in the fact that all the other doors in the hall opened outwards and this one alone opened inwards. The terrible nature and extent of the calamity is, however, the thought that will be upper- most in all minds to-day. The ...

... Constautinople, when a refer- .snoeismade to ?? ambaador, who, in nine cases out od ten, ?? his ow subriate, and siesthe complaint he has maede. *Our cnuls in the L~evant shuld be not only changed..much of tener, but changed from other countries than Turkey ...

... numbers, even to the extent of a yearly guinea subscription, which, if generally given, would go'far to meet yesterday's complaints. We are glad the Bar Council are going to co-operate with the 13enevolent Asso- ciation in more effectually placing the ...

... t Trom Wthaat this illegal and most reprehensible practice has question bd on for a length of time, and that letters, both inward beet Card have been thus treated, and their contents copied, and ltersing afterwards duly delivered, or forwarded, as the ...

... until the full bloom, and many leave it till the flower hans gone by. In the lahlia plantatiors all the branthsn that grow inwards must be remneved, as wetti as all brancres that grow in each other's way. Put etakes to hollylsoels, ad. take off many of ...

... and atill no summer-while the rainb are threatening the hay haervest, and doing mischief among the corn.. We have-daily complaints from persons who have bedded-out their seorlet geranlums, ver- benas, calceolarlas, ac, *aend had them almost beaten to ...

... to Mr Hayward, to the effect that he found himself unable to qrdain hiss, because he persevered in maintaining that the inward and spiritual grace in baptism is 'a saving grace,' which he (Mr Hayward) explained as meaning 'a grace which effectually ...

... doctrine of ritualism. Those laymen who run an even race in theological inquiry with studious clergymen will as not join in the complaint against properly-conducted con- cc troversy. They know it must be. As well complain of el the power put into the thrashing ...

... unanimously resolved to hold out to the ena, even at the cost of being unable to despatch outward. bound vessels, or discharge inward cargoes. At several of the docks a few men mare working and their numbers were increased to-day by the arrivai of men from ...