... there the man his compassion a recital of sufferings and migfur)jees> which be said had made him quite reckless. Bej . S the story. Alderman Pirie obtained his release from *nd° ' f'ocured him a berth on board a vessel for Sydney, Save him an outfit for ...

... d’LTloa, Vera Cruz the only other instance knew of the kind. His Grace was seized with sudden ilhiess in the House during its short sitting on Friday, which has been attributed to a giddiness resulting from the abstemiousness which characterizes his mo le ...

... ourselves to examine this paper more at length and leisure. Poor Charles O’Malley has the golden threads of his interestin story cut short by a printing-house fire; but his fragment even becomes racy on the disaster. Geology as a Science, applied to the Reclamation ...

... be unmolested while it worries the Tories out of short enjoyment of place; and the Whigs return to power with their bad name purged away in opposition, and new budget of wonderful intentions. The “story” derives plausibility from the promising appearance ...

... Instruction, “ It would adamant bleed to see such ry in a country like this.” e, the situation of masses of Jly distressing. In short, as contrast with the state of is “ discreditable to the habits the superintendance of our mujs.” In Manchester Ilf, and in ...

... in this or v other city,—lt being of essential importance that the whole of the present Stock should be disposed of in the short space of fourteen days, so to enable the proprietor leave for the Scotch and English markets to make his spring purchases. ...

... occurrences fraught with semblance of similarity. How barren of intelligence seems to such inquirers the nakedness of the common story where the inflated diction of the author is the grand commendation of his theme! Mr Lorimer, treating lofty subject, has preserved ...

... this or any other city,—it being of essential importance that the whole of the present Stock should be disposed of in the short space of fourteen days, so as to enable the proprietor to leave for the Scotch and English markets to make his spring purchases ...

... with praise-worthy kindness introduced her to some tea-merchants, and other friends. By such means, and to make a long story short, we beg to sUte that the Earl’s daughter got credit to the extent of nearly £lOOO. While the shop was fitting up and the ...

... back ground. Lot 2. That TENEMENT, consisting of four Flats, with Cellars and Attics, and Back Tenement, consisting of two stories, all erected upon Lot Ninth of MrHunter’s fens ; together with any Vacant Ground attached to these Houses. _ , The purchasers ...

... Captain Maxwell, after going to London with his bride, where beseemed to shun being seen about the streets, left her fora short time to go to Hanover, where he held a military ap- pointment. On his return they went to reside at Boulogne, where the husband ...

... conducted himself during the time he sat at the Harbour Board as the representative of the Seamen Fraternity. Mr Stewart, in a short and appropriate speech, thanked the Dean of Guild for the handsome manner which he had presented the freedom, and begged of ...