... untrue. He died on the 6th of October, 1615, and Fuller, a quaint writer, who flourished a very few years after- wards, thus speaks of him in his Lives of the Worthies of Eng- land: William Jones, of Monmouthshire, a person whose estate was very considerable ...

... severe contusion on the head, and was carried to St. George's Hospital, where he lay senseless for several days, and unable to speak. At length he became something better, and began to talk to the nurses, but in such terms that no one could understand him ...

... bound contains his buried clay, Which chains and dungeons can no more dismay. His crime survives in every voiceless stone It speaks 'tis fresh as though but done to-day— An evergreen of guilt, which liveth on, Like poison'd weeds, that grow, where all beside ...

... a movement towards Silistria, and in-deed suffered considerable loss, especially in prisoners, (the Russian officers here speak of 2000 men) but that they had taken a large quantity of cattle and corn intended for Silistria. The Hospodar Ghika, who lives ...

... succeeded by Mr. Macvey Napier. Ross Theatre will open on Tuesday next, under the management of Mr. Mildenhall, and report speaks favour- ably of the company he has selected. Kington Races are fixed for Thursday the 9th July, and excellent sport is anticipated ...

... Sultan, cannot fail to be read with pecu- liar interest at the present moment. Of Sultan Mahmood's personal appearance I will speak here, not from the rapid glances I had been able to catch of him, on his way from the boat to the mosque, and from the mosque ...

... Messrs. White and Son, Land and Timber Agents, Cokford if by letter post-paid- WAN TED immediately, Q:,ti;:ady' Yùung Man, who speak the Welsh Language, and thoroughly under- stands his Business, as ASSISTANT to the LINEN and WOOLLEN DRAPERY Business. Apply ...

... gallery was cleared, and the house debated for some time in private. When strangers were re-admitted, Colonel Davies was speaking. The honourable member said, that from the character of the evidence, and the smallness of the majority by which the resolutions ...

... a nV. GALLANT DEEDS AND DEATH OF AN ENGLISH SOLDIER.- Late on the evening of the battle of Albuera, (it is the General who speaks) I rode forward to examine the positions occupied by the enemy during this murderous conflict. On passing a hil- lock, where ...

... received by a mer- cantile house of eminence.in London. It is of considerable importance, particular the latter part, which speaks of nego- ciations having been opened at Choumla. We are not in- clined to treat this statement as if it were not entitled ...

... JFOMQII. Letters from Rome to the 5th inst. speak of the shocks of earthquake experienced there, and add that the severest shock was felt on the 1st, by which one of the churches and several of the buildings sustained serious damage. PARIS, June 16.—Vessels ...

... who got up this festival, 11 Men who sit toiling in science for weeks. Hold councils on Cabbages, and (which is best of all) Speak upon Salads and lecture on Leeks Who sit (without raillery), Vote upon Celery; Clear out their gallery After debate- Men who ...