... notes. This time the old hero had heard, and, abhether irritated at being stepped in the middle of his enusmeration, or speaking his real sentiments, we know neot, but, turning half round, lie replied, with i rather a peculiar expression of voice and ...

... busbands could remit esnnsy home to their fo~milino, no as to enable them to joint their husbadsed and fathers in Aestralia. In speaking of her plain of emig ration, M~rs. Ch~ielsoe deprecated giving to lb en eleemosynary character. Her wish, ohs mid, woe to ...

... Speak E SH M irking DIeco-Jan, 28, at Leohata, perfectly resigand to the sall clnsof God, Hannah, the ?? wife of Mir. Joseph flay, tleado ahEernoryuesae, aged SO yeare.-Jao. 28, at Eushamn, aged 28, ii] fEirbteI Ja ne, wife of Mir. Cajole Ford, teiller ...

... (Cottservative) 216; Me, reel (FreeoTrader) 205, 1 of Logo) CAMPELLe~ ARe Is Itetn1o13 TicsAwN sy.-The, Galway I rcr Pock-et thun speaks of the OLord Chief Jostico :-.t teedl see Catmpbelt wct11 entertoist his Molynollen tesnr ta public tadl banquet in the large ...

... all, its ?? gave it as the result of his experience that one year in ancieilt.Europe W4S worth a cycle in CathaI.-(Hear, ?? speaking of China, he wishod he could bring to the knowledge of England the great and wond4erful provision by 'whick every man in ...

... ur- Was in Victoria Roaed, Chesterton. I went in, and the sad found him on the' bed partly undressed. He did not end ,ess speak. and. shoedn signs of consciousness. I Con- has ron tinned- with ?? aewroments, and then left him and inst knd procured medcla ...

... search next mouth ; and they would hardly send him on such an errand if their minds were made up that it must be fruitless. To speak seriously of a topic that revolts at jesting, we fervently hope that rumour has been ascribing to the Lords of the Admiralty ...

... statement. Nicholas lately, designated himgelf to- fectl 'our Amb'asiador by the name of. gentleman ; on the shot occasion we speak of, the Duke applied to the Autocrat.. an epithet much shorter: Yes, he said to Canning,: I the see what you mean;; but ...

... Earl of Uxbridge, Of hisa bearing and exploits on that field, when the Imperial power was broken for ever, it is needless to speak. His deeds have been the theme of orator and historian, and are too familiar in all their incidents to re- quire repetition ...

... strik~ing its foot against some- t'hing,fell, throwing deceased who pitched on hs head. The unfortunate gentleman did not speak afterwards, i and died on the following day .. d OWSaow -On the 8th of May, at Sea, off Ceylon, Lydia a Emily, youngest child ...

... sav the deceased fall dovnm behiwd the cow. Witness wo-et to him and asked I him what was-tho matter, but deeeased,4id not speak. Ieo raised deceasedl, and took off his neekeloth, and undid his collar. lie thought deceased was in a -it. jlhere was no one ...

... waes greeted with renewied a. nd protracted cheering, said that the terms in which thue .Chinirian aslid been pleased to speak of him, amnd the i-ecep- It tien which they lied given hino,~miglht well embarrass a ;uuch 1:bolder msan thanl he pretended ...