... house, and after he became seated in a chair, he sob! and cried very much, and was almost a quarter of an hour before he could speak again. He told me that be had two writs served upon him. He repeatedty said, it would kill him; I shall never get over After ...

... able to defend its interests and its honour upon the principles laid down by such men as Wellington and Beresford. Whilst speaking on this subject, he cordially congratulated their lordships apon the just and honourable union which prevailed at this moment ...

... they effected a radical cure of my leg, and restored utmost confidence of your medicines, and have recommended 1 shall ever speak with the them to others in this neighbourhood similarly afflicted, who derived equal 1 am, Sir, your obliged and faithful servant ...

... states that many Russian captains at that port have sold their ships and returned to their own country with the money. This speaks of the Czar. volumes as to the Russian belief in the warlike designs The Lord Chancellor has appointed Sir John Eardley Wilmot ...

... that kind of material which is so easily worked, that every one tries a hand in it. A sterling character—one who speaks for himself, and speaks what he thinks—is always sure to have enemies. him alive and active. They are as necessary to him as fresh air ...

... startling; you gaze at it —he waves it gently, and you can but admire it; the genius of the ring wakes up, and he speaks; for he must speak himself, or you lose the very aroma of the story. “ Yas,” exclaims he, “de ring is warry val, and of himmanse value ...

... of Mr. Hunt in translating Luther’s “Spiritual Songs.” We therefore fally sub- scribe to the following sentiments, which (speaks ing, we know not why, in the plural number) he inserts in his nreface: “It will be necessary to caution our readers not to ...

... were constantly in observation apon the Turkish coast. have since entirely di and the Turks have complete of the The dispatch speaks of the arrival at Constantinople of a Russian officer and ex-consul, without men- tioning the reason of their arrival; but ...

... this meeting can cram tovether all their intelligence in so few a number, or else think that the fewer of them there are to speak the hetter. (Cheers and uproar, ) But he hoped every one would come forward and attend the Wednesday (Hear, hear) The also ...

... the second as designed to consolidate the laws affecting merchant shipping. In to the latter measure, he did not propose to speak at any length. It was a bill of no ordinary magnitude, but it cither affected interests already disposed of, or questions which ...

... like. wonkl be atleeted hy the tolls to be levied by the pro posed Act- yw, if any had anything to sav, he was at liberty to speak Mi. Browns, belheved bimself to be one of the first farmers inthis part of the country, drew public attention to this matter ...

... (which is the largest building in the town), until the restoration of the Parish Church has been finished. Even this movement speaks well for the erection of new pews in the church, for several people were obliged to retire, as there was not sufficient room ...