... andthlre Grad Jury she orn i atcCOrd4gt.O ,its orignl ormt 'ion.' on- Thus it is dstarm cas ri a ws to l carried b a a'ire: te iran'h wkiiih hCO iii', promotd hai uns pre-,iously'cliillegd stono o esr odn places.. Ig of cinobluntnt, wide tile cros ci n eoenea ...

... rivhct your gold is vanishel oui ive u premd wltly and inanister ?? d U of Bank of En !ard paper oarn'the throtl f h f .strong iran be-oenl otf te ?? sn~ upon our foreign i-s atruons%. Whf-ee in July ?? A If' wvas ainvolved- il ?? Pl,! 051501 MIXes u #Danuhe ...

... piecs a : ble distance. This different stats of circulirstall-ei, pl.cr:, new objects to the attention of the House, ard a(iran new character. They were to provide for the steietlrtoi Regency on the one hand, and the iiiaintelaticert l Li per dignity ...

... wvorth occupying. ,Yet upon this false policy have our miisters been instigated to ;rat aridte rasule reutis thnat, wviich Iran been frequently praeicited, r the stagnat of c the neutsai pinch th of otr tnllt tscUictoris. Ic is in ] vai thait the mini ...

... Ao-elphi; .. ,Iemice at ditto Ederd. Nelsli-,'' -. at tlui nachii Prowcs, Damnsoi frorn ii-lif.ut at d.5i. .i Peledcoe, 'radaer, iran at Tforn'5, at dkto ' owd-:,-Alarv, from St. J'hi o, sar .Lro SoiL,-laodgn, ?? St. jelois, antti o ,- 8.1 1' un,-, hrce at ...

... hundred men: beef;, $2'b.-vegetabhee, 5. es- barley, 100 oz. witsh as much salt as is ?? In- season the broth, of which each iran is allowed one ent quart; they are allowed likewise 1501bi. of bread1 sle, made of marketable wbeat, groutd in flcur, evety ...

... 1idle and Ale-dared tlat hle wvoen1 make every ?? to ble heard, thouigh lie 'ai cofiieldet it | iws iot in tbev pwvsre of aco iran nlog 4- j its'- tie ?? it Iequjied. iie iuiuel l -, ei uiln-.l lie hecaslee 551 a.oilse as to be s ;i , c*iy 1,1- ;. e, i 1L ...

... Cl'Oese-Despatches from General LBel- Ite Sl)tti(Ole Government of the United t 'bt!-e liver Plate, state, that the army f n o ir!an, einloved by the Governmcmit t ?? L. repress the spirit of colonial indepen-] seU at tIlt; pjiut of the balonct on the - 20th ...

... place to a hair. I In my observations on the human character, I have for the most part found. that the mere diminu- tive the Iran, the inore fractious and irritable he w ill I be. A little dwarf of four teet high, will fly tino a fury at what a well-grown ...

... .2. VA IrAN TVE L IGO ICEII e A~uia do Douro, Santos,henceat Oporto Aid, Neale. heoce at ditto in 107 hours with ?? I spearedy. prse hence at ditto I Magr e, -,fo Amla Ilarid for this Port at Corks .1 EL detained by the Tarsarus, S W .s p-reaset, Perkins ...

... tii _ tra0n a pr(isla7ld secret. hao ill. euest is, ?? tie ah,9 Od 'Y been pub~~alesh /ay-iltflar wise, we shall hove great iran r into the world. . tl al F. IV'.s letter oer the CGa LI'Sllt5 ?? contenient opportinty'G Liverpool -Peissted end l'by ; D ...

... remedies,, its success was moot- wande ful-in the:course nf a lttle nionth the. la-: rony of Middlethird, was not onlystored to Iran. qaolity' but was said toozl die rtare anbstolhi;y .and ?? speccilelof.a iesbssatorr-of theii ?? of thepeopleto*oheythe fawsS' ...