... 6tate the tr nothing but the truth. So help me God. f ), . Captain Mignan, in his interesting volumenf ]to eels in Chaldee, speaking of Bagdad, says TwO Mou th sr3 young and beautiful girls were publicly sold in the COth sum equivalent to ten pounds sterling ...

... hexwill take it, if nut he -will--worle for- 6d. et-day as-he uid hefoie. -William-Nowlan -~Kisoiva All the prisoners.; was speaking to Roche and Leary about a fortnight before the attack ohl ?? -Nrcoitt'a carriage; met -him at. Heireen's iiouse in company ...

... Raheny was ttacked; *he fired, and drove off the assailing party. These nd many other outrages of the sasmedaring character, speak rumpet-tongued to the world that political power slrrender- d to the Roman Catholics has only increased the insults and angers ...

... -as old'amntd'.gray headed,ansdl the secret of his exposure was, he was drunk, so drunk, that when aroused he could trot 'speak ! As soon as lie was drawn from under the coach, the 1aithiful dog wais in' an extacy of yjury--his first motion was to stretnl ...

... lies' on brn ;. andy from;r them le' was! obliged to take bris'stanliard- how fur he is to. go ;.and yet if thicee records speak boldly, atid in times far more dangerous; than the present,. is the Editor,, whbo only has such to guide; .lim,.apd..assumnes ...

... yourI Highness aspired -to a higher prize for the heir of Apsley- palace. Do yeu-understand me, Duke-? If not, my next -shall speak in plainer terms than those which bewildered mty Lord Lyndhurst in-the interesting stoiy of my Une6 Toby and Corporal Trim ...

... of a year before Ml: Parker's death, he Was in Captain Evans's parlour at the (Oddirgley Church Farm, when Captain Evans, speaking of Mr. Parker aird the tithes of Oddingley, said Mir. Parker was a bad man, and there was nobiody in the parish, excepting ...

... will.lie surely. worse with me, if my charge is ?? asked.him, did you really do it, then ?-He replied, 'k Oh yes-but don't speak of it to me, for it goes like a knifeto-myig heart 'whenever-I think of ?? then told witness *that -'11 he remembered was being ...

... Priest, before this,' had asked her through a window if she, was willing to marry Tom-anl she replied she would vwish to be speaking-to him inside the house be- fore he gave a line for limerse. Whelk at the prisoner's, old Tom's, he said she should not leave ...

... maet Dr. Bak wood in Belfast s0ometime before the execution of the will- w;hen the' Fromoveot (D~r. B.) usted generally to speak ~of thec d,-oeaed's' desire and wish that Respondent (31r. G.) 7wauIl' piu'chase his property-=that such communications VOTIMrSstcr ...

... bespoke him the ?? i some borough tow n, or a retainer 0r depenldentof the Coutl- eil.-Srilicitor-Gerieu'al-Nowv, Thomas, speak so loul that my Lord anrd Jutry rniry lie'ir yoa. -,Witness- I'll do that, un it lihe your honours.-Mlr: -Marsliall-Thomas ...

... Cale was then fully committed for the capital of- fence. Hier mother was discharged. A writer in the United Stares Gozette speaks of an ingenious piece of mechanism in the construction of a click in Philadelphia. It possesses tile power of winidirng itself ...