... that the Gospel waseknown in Chita in the early ages of the church. Paul, of Venice, who made a joaurey among the Tartars, speaking of Chiita, mentions that it his time the Chinese suffered Christianity to advance among them, and that they had a great number ...

... Government has ingeni- oasly contrived a fresh met hod of plaguing and worrying ]ler Majesty's loyal subjects. And yet, correctly speaking, it is not a frests method, but rather a recurrence to the plan which was last year fouod to be so admirably adapted to the ...

... and children. The sea, however, poured in between decks, and at times several feet of water were in the hold. The sol- diers speak very highly of the captain of the ship for his cool and ictrepid conduct on the occasion, and for his kindness. The troops ...

... rocal visitors ill the Senate-house, on b lc~e ?? of conferring a degree on Prince Albert. At I PrecClt it ia icrrnossible to speak with accuracy about the t ?? ,r tile -Queen and tire Royal Consort during E tlcdr coy bare; but they are expected to leave ...

... peaceable cossdcsct which you leave evinced, and still evince, under circumstances of tee small irritation. The masiageolent (to speak in very mitigated tarmss) of the proclamation corst be adnlitted by all to be at the least highly neesatiots. We could not ...

... its his perkit, all o hc r ol hsave loot had he coetinmued to sell thle palor at Ad. profit.- A gentleman, -as hame going to speaks, arisen Air. Thsonpsoii, with great deference, seubmritted tlin1 ha lied no~right to do so, ineasmuch an Ilie coa not inlthle ...

... York, on the 24th September, in Mfacbeted. On sub- sequent nights lie played 11eislet and Cardinal Richselieu. The journals speak of Yas as the very perfection of on actor. A TcAGEuDY.-The Nesw OrLesrys Picayune gives an account of a shocking affair which ...

... aitil tiopri he seessd leave ort obsservatiotss upsot tire irsiteriticitt of gentle' uter, arid let tire bills, and facto spea'k for thctciselvsos-lits Chairman reeurteod :-It seas his (Into chrrjiivrna'ei osirrioa, that tue moec onid seconder oftlte ...

... mere strongly than perhaps is done, with the infinite inn- portaluc of doing their duty; because I know perfectly well, and I speak 1romn experience here, that the deficiency of the fund, if Ceficiency it may be called, procceds not from the watnt of wvill ...

... Gait's sake crib my legs, I tin dyitsg At the fall of tire eureainlire wric carried to his roam, and coos scarcely able to speak. Messro. Whirie cod Cooper v-ore soon upson cte spot, cand they discovered ?? Isis side and antis serersatrickets. His eareriage ...

... truth, nrhat a strarrge arrorroaly does it convey-the poverty of tire creators of riches !-31us. LowDolr. DIssrArunaTros.-To speak or; aory subject with a design to mielnad yorrr hearer, to reveal so much of the truth as is requisite to decalec, arid ...

... when it was considered that during that year large sums were to be received from the Court of Chancery. That, however, would speak for itself, and he thought that censure should be ?? only where it seas ?? con- siderable discussions, the motion that the ...