... there is but little prospect at present of any material change for the better; for while the large exportation of yarns be- speaks the activity of foreign manufactures, our own grow more languid and more unprofitable every week. We be- lieve there is scarcely ...

... to take the pen, or begin dic- tating, the moment I have lighted the fire, or it has been lighted for me, and, generally speaking, I am seldom more than five minutes in bed before I am asleep. A burgomaster of the Netherlands lately invited the young ...

... in the posession of the Turks, and as the report of Count Paske- witsch, which came down to the 22d of last month, does not speak of operations against Trebisond, these statements require confirmation. CONSTANTINOPLE, AUGUST 10.—The Treaty of the 6th of ...

... guage. The prospect on our politics was as gloomy as the state of the harvest was alarming. It was time for the reformers to speak out, except, indeed, they were afraid of offending the deli- cacy, not of Attorney-General Scarlett, nor the broad sheet, but ...

... attempting to make his escape by the window the butler followed into the room with a gun in his hand, and called to the man to speak and say who he was, or he would- upon, him. The man made no answer, but continued his exertions to escape the butler fired ...

... Barnett (father of the unfortunate Edward Barnett who was executed at Mon- mouth for the murder of Esther Stephens). Without speak- ing a word Barnett shot at the youg man, and wounded him in the thighs the poor fellow with great difficulty reached his home ...

... variety. It has none of the poverty of her uncle's in par- ticular passages, and little of the monotony of her aunt's in level speaking. It often resembles her mother's in sweetness, and is capable of declamation without any of the evidently acquired facility ...

... could give her, that her own nature is strong within her, and that she is an actress by the force of her own feeling. We dread speak- ing too favourably of a first appearance, but in this instance the promise is more than ordinarily encouraging. Mr. Chas. ...

... afterwards suffered, he sent a note to Mr. Wm. Woodfall, the original printer of the Morning ( hrtmicle, requesting the favour of speaking to him on a very particular subject. Woodfall, who could never hesitate on a ( question of active and disinterested friendship ...

... -These races terminated on Friday, having afforded two days' excellent diversion. Of the meeting generally, we are enabled to speak in the most favourable terms; for if it lack the heavy betting and im- mense assemblages by which the Spring races are distin- ...

... month then begin of the other, and at the end of a month empty the first and so on. ]-Condllctor of the Gardener's Magazine. SPEAKING BY THE CARD (OF ADMISSION).—The Brighton correspondent of the Chronicle says that Mr. Russell, the ma- nager of the theatre ...

... from 1st chapter I. Corinthians, 10th ver. Now I beseech you, brethren, by the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that ye all speak the same thing, and that there be no division among you but that ye be perfectly joined together in the same mind, and in the ...