... elevated was- thie veteran Poet, that. as-soon as -the curtain dropped, he with fr tears in his eves wentin t1lhe stage to. speak to P her Grace, s-ho wns in the- King's box,: and to p shew the-audienice ?? present at. this mas- j, terly delineation of ...

... regiment of local nmilitia. cbm- peietd their period of training aid exeicise onl Mionday, I ;nd sse arc happy in lbeirg -able to speak to their sitsgaler . I good conduct ill qters as well as to the pertcnt-stalte of discipline they hlave <iined, which is ...

... other place.. iler visitors are snot QulyV numerous and respectable, but well in- finrrmcd, Nvho are best judges, aindd who speak of her !in terijis ofi ighest approbatlon-See ri't. i On stilday evening, a most excellent Sermon was preached in Ilockleyv ...

... it belos-es everv per 2 lie call in the s't, I. lt'o corit. ririt'±sd l-cetipt Wortit iiscrtrinm' il; . it ?? i-ticeu 1 can speak- k ro st 1jV l t - t to;d having pattoolz of sonlc 1 retalit, Sir, 4 Constant Reader. ,I i hpr boi ?? j).- . *, Pj lt to ; ...

... child iu his domnllionts mlay be tiauht S e 'llIfilhusicions display their, un- i Mtonday eveuring. ilext, at tlre 4U ?? speaks very highly , d ; the I le Patronage, I caowdend, idi- -Alt the le ?? ?? of theseciefrtrthis. CoVtv, held. .at'te Co t,'ilaU ...

... near Stafford, presided, flnu introdttced the busi- iaesi of the da1y in a very appropriate atnd lunminous. Al:eech. Theother speak-ers wee, thile Re'. S. Lowe, ?? Uev. J. Stewnrd, the Rev I. Cooper, the Rev. J. Nieaasey, Walter Evtans, 1sq. thejtev. T. $cales ...

... the stoppsag of a neigh-ouring bultk, weri, obliged 'to suspend their pavyuitits. It is iluposihle, at tills 1m1omient; to speak with preisioil of the ?? of this house; but a hope, ue trust a well-foulided onie, is entertaiued that they will be able u ...

... Lkicester, at a teltparary 'Flimestre, fitt-ed timp fist thle I) poepisse, wallih bem actuated b.iuhi yd overy u.ef tluing but speak. Mi. Naiddock, tile il-eiiumjt.s hIMOT prietor, Telms lieni ILNDROLDaS. Thle -crowds tltart fill ij,. his 'I'lientre et eiy ...

... justiv said to lda e e ;iedited tbeir business, tls iey were matrried otl Tuesdav, giewv nuilen oni WVtiesdae, j Inill 'lot speak to each oiher ott 'Thursday, onl Ftidav %vorus UOiMIe fortl, whilich produced an open breach, so that oVI le 0it4rday ceeojtig ...

... inhabited by 26 or 27 families. V -Caledonian Mercu'3y. TsIE PRAtEit-BObO.-The Rev. W. L. Bowles, in his Sermoli just published, speak ing of tihe Pratyer-Book, jusilv observes, thiat n cit hla no patches salen from particular parts of holy writ, io suit particilar ...

... /'om1e, saie. be a bet s aii *q a~lt ll Coitn anid e the ri I Ill, in wvI ILady may I tlltt I tailci ay the Sidllm marki ?? speak is hum' and I silrtie alJ t1; kept as tli that I mixer great I actil In and b shie I nfille ISow o t rom tiulsit On Wednestdoy ...

... at rllttsall, ill this conin v, opwards of 60) velts of ii Arc. Mrs. 1Ibin ; a ?? so trul estmnabte that it ia Iot e lito speak of hter ii tvruns of to~ gleut commendation.- ?? oile carefulsv dischared her dI es as the motiher of a n I Ililrous farmily ...