... Cullen, .in;the yeere ed 1589, put unto.a very. terrible death. The flesh'of divers to parts of his body was pulled out with hot iran tongs. his be armes, thighes5-and logkes, broken on a wvheele, and his ,es body lastly burnt. He dyed -*ith very great remorse ...

... length d¶ the bsetsdstcoek np ' Off she goes.' -Carry ont, vou hivb- a bers, said the coachman; crack went the whip, off' .iran- ced the hosses, and ?? whirled the car, vwhich 10so in'i'r a approached tcp gangway than the procession was greeted ir :w ...

... , no man will say, that the enactments made 'were more titan a restoring of' the laws to tlrat condition itt -:whicir they Iran be bfo ereg f James 2d. Look aiat htte cautioh wit l ca Co'rstr Oath was drawn if ?? to observe nt respect the laws atrd I ...

... Harnblin, Lssl5 r'un. (Henry James,) Allen: fitis, C(icae1,J Lavell..t pr~cgtju~j, to 0' Farrell, Creed j LD- (.Wma. Russelu,j £iran ,ee.'Thomaes,) Mr.r MaIg, -1lr. 'Mullins, Atwvell, Mausis Darljy 5tus~ (illnry,) -Antlrews, Srcyth Gtus Wii DMr. JBrowne, ...

... haihe day wheti tbent.eluged thY pauper - ,for a TIoor Lawsyatem_ . . . .. . Lorri F GOtWER- objected tq the resolution, 'id 'iran propoit'on I pledgl'ig the IQt,e tO eshpecifik cpure;ona fta- 1 lure oc~asIon. .Thereliad' been muchb Investigation5 8a4#i$Je:i~ ...

... Justice SpeDcer, ?? eir inpore' clergX sae- .. , - Z- , . . . .. . . , . ?? V. . I cndrel. t(U WAGEat.-Mr. Xing, a gehi' 'iran weal k ?? a* ?? ai wagero f SO ov. thathe 6zuld'bring 'i,2O0 pe~sons tQ any ?? thi was nazinbd;:ic twel~ve heurs;. The Cro>wis ...

... ilandsof.-AhoghilsiA- Tfe-lattei-'gentle'inan.read:a mstinte- vesting mnemorial, signed by.93 seatholders. of ohe-meshyte-. Iran'congegainof C~iirimcasil l'eP -iax -g i of C , eipressing the unfeigm - ,4d rqspect they Ontertainifor ir Rev M.essrs4 Jamisoln ...

... 'slay disbelieved, Ite iepreletitdtion ftat had been gtven, wve were less PltimatOly acquginted with his LoraslEip)' mode of Iran gi M his estates,--thaii-we werc eivthfthat flre the follo'wirys at4sfactoey Xetter on the subject by 1he Reri 3 .K'Ita'nu ...

... load again.' So they stept a one side and loaded. ' Stand n(ut again, you tinker,' cries the masther, ' until I riddle ?? ' Iran here already, you ruffian,' says Doody. So they blazed again. ' Well,' cries Dood3, 'did you get it now?' The masther said ...

... of' Arraii. Being confidenit in tbe aliselty f.f this material wvitnesq, Aiicliane instead ofh fii ing Ii;' itis a., dt'lu~irane inseai'oh' lyn ' Ie his agenits, Dm iiin'1iughie asia Cdoiicaird, presented liimselh b(oldly at the Iar, demianded a-fair 'trial ...

... tilrithi's sike ; riil nytri on,.or nnudern slre.nillrssre hrrelinici to adlopt thur Jewsishr lrue iii: tilis respect, they imuy Irane srrome crloii ii f c Ni' Ie for' irilec-irg it iii tile rithil'. Pite n11;utnirly tile Oil1, bun', rih' New Testairrirnt, hoi ...

... anid ihis tmindimbucal with pn'ejaidice ; but what a'at be. said for the conductor of' a Norttiern Paper, hiaase~f a U.,it,aa'iran, anol a coaaaiaunicaant at the Lord's Table, i In a Uniaitua'jm, Re ionst rout 1I'eeing-fHoulse, w~'ho has basely btrned itt ...