... second wife was at church; but he left her a letter, of which the following is a cO - py :— My sins have overtaken me at last —speak a good word for me. Celia Maria Wye said she lived at Marble Hall, Egharn. She was married to the prisoner at Islington Church ...

... most important case, occupied himself with a favourite spaniel, or Newfoundland dog, seated by him. Curran having ceased speaking, through indignation or malice prepense, Lord Clare raised his head, and asked, Why don't you proceed, Mr. Curran? I thought ...

... ZOOLO REG, A WORD TO OUR READERS. HAVING suffered our . first number to speak for itself, perhaps we may be excused for iutroducing the second with a word or two. We have shown the world what we are, but to encourage it to go on liking us, we must tell ...

... l'--When she is a granny, deer (Grenadier). - • A BAD PEN.— God has written honest man his ,face, said a frieinl to Jerrold, speaking of a person in whom Jerroid's faith was not altogether blind. Humph ! Jerrold replied, then the pen must have been a very ...

... Parliament he will be ready to deliver his opening address. Wonderful old man, in an age of wonderful men! For who shall dare to speak of human strength degenerating when we can point to such a row of Nestors as Brougham, Lyndhurst, Lansdowne, Campbell, and ...

... the border-settlers will extend throughout the length and breadth of America, without distinction of national partition lle speaks most energetically on his favourite point of individual character and individual exertion—regarding the latter as more valuable ...

... ate to the kind of coins to be produced from them. These bars are next passed forward to rolling-mills of great power (we speak here of the English Mint) and laminated, or drawn out, by pressure, to a state of attenuity marvellously different to the rigid ...

... capsized and sunk off Queenstown. The Middlesex proceeded on her voyage out. Whether the commander had an opportunity of speaking with any vessel bound to England, and reporting the 'Minerva's loss to the proper authorities, has not transpired. The Minerva ...

... Prentice, who has been committed to Maidstone .Gaol to take his trial. Since the accused gave himself up he has not been heard to speak, not even before the magistrates. :Iv ~ It . -..:\,,,,.,------ --,-- ' „------ - --,—. ----- .--_, _ ; ---k-- , r, -. --- ...

... Mother's Book.' These girls, you must know, are distinguished.by a highly aristocratic feeling ; and would no more condescend to speak to one of our waiting-women than the wife of the president of an insurance office would deign to leave a card for the poor ...

... nefarious plan into execution. REPEAL OF THE PAPER DUTY.—O°° hundred members of Parliament have now identified themselves speaks well f or th e amount of strength, organised without fuss o r noi se, fm:,irthobtthaeinNinegwtshpeapnerepaenadlPoefriothd ...

... in Jenny's e'e, and flush her cheek ; Wi' heart-struck anxious care, inquires his name, While Jenny hafflins is afraid to speak; Weel pleas'd the mother hears it's nae wild, worthless rake. Wi' kindly welcome, Jenny bring him ben; A strappan youth: he ...