... salt, put in here in ai leaks statc, and is' dis- charging the iron to be i/epairea i the salt is com- pletely dissolved. Sailed, the Emily, Warren, frosi Woodbridge; I CharlesRash]e igh;, learce, fiomiSwanisga; Reiiocvn, a Evans, ftom Ncwp)crt: Aont ...

... lc Iad ba igo t twentyi tivc other ardls o:i tlihv 501130 (uaity V ith it. \ .itneis askved if lhe Ieal any laI or, and he sail no, lie hlad no nan re cithe ofthat or ally other sort. Riiwlatnd Parry and laltles Crellil Iarl gone to the COts-I ou:te ...

... Wiitness saw the 1trisstie a few diavi -after this againt, when liec auten to Itini le wills a' letter in Isis hianid tind sail, 1 Well, Julio C - Hughes, hserces a letter conic, Witnless asked LI hins to Open and read it for him, anti bie did so.- ...

... Wood, Little Eastelseap part Mr ?? Woodward, Great St. 'l'hs- cla2 fan ns Apostle, ?? Cram, late of North Not aned Shields, sail-mnaker, but now of Wappisig, Middlde- and tel's sex, ?? Gibson, Scsarboroughs age. hold 1ssillsn-Joseph fasmby, Old Alresford ...

... onusier in which he hati iterforineti tie f lead dstit-, witl presented tinis with ain einbroidbrcd all rdrpurs-s, which lie sail had iteei ?? by Isis swife, r itu ?? helisopei lite would keep) fr its- saklca to: tvejt at the same time expressinig his ccii ...

... icc 11 ,tble 11111 ill the iiciglibiirhiiudict(; holldIi1( 1110 ?? eiglit e'ii ye:Ir. After. the tfight wiltrl~is a an' l Sailed to g-4t'thi' cdereaseci litl Ill llltius~,sbole 1 d ici hot coimplainc 01' seellin c ?? e .IV 15)01 ei pa Ii aicoi JccuiSs ...

... legfitimnate son of William andl Mary Morlis or lWit; the ?? were ELit wtar l Unvies, and Harriet his wife, daughter'of tile t sai-l Williamiiaa aid l ariy iAlm-ris. ir. Scrjeant Rtissel, ?? (lilinlenicimighlis tddress to tho jury, said the v had newv arrived ...

... sn in for flour delivered at Osi 1 nel-ioi belfore tile month of July, wlihen thle Il- mi lef ed Siot('01 ?? of flour wcre sail to be jcli- in I cored to tise dlelunidant-A hbill from the ?? nl to the deel idlSot, of this (late 30ti of AuguLst Was -ise ...

... (which a consisted of twelve hands) were left in Africa, and sti our Portuguese taken onl board, On the 21 of m dune the Thetis sailed thence for Cork for ordiers b. for Bristol, and all was well, the crewv keeping la themselves in good order till the night ...

... --Dnnald- .a 11 cl Iillil1i1.iipm0 ig lilt ill time rcas'j esilied -the.~ lusil ~ ~ pproise li i iusrucsi vtls imucli fear- sail- treul OoInt iiesasscriicts imilglhtwaller Tiin di- ii sgloinlliiu n r' efe~tlr cilid usnil lifeless, Dlluial4 -I lit of' ...

... the bed chamber, and le the servant having come to tell her that liar bus. Obaund could not survive the night, the prisoner sail, to$ I shill be so happy to get rid of the beast; 11 t, althoutgh a few minutes before she had expressed e a desire to lie ...

... away life. There of is something ill our eyes too sacred, too-immensely ylhi yaluable in hunian life-soietlhing too awful in Sail the e'nsequences of death-t6 renierit justifiable to inflict capital I'u'nishment for this class of of- 'fences. Tbere'is Alo ...