... in this world, 1 know “■''J : but commeice of (*• convinced it i* wiih us) mutual, makes nutted path life, comparatively speaking, lawn. I am optima, from wlmt has transpired between us, you could be content lo shore misfortunes, should it so happen. ...

... for pan eral alarm tinea of dHbcnhy. Speaking uf Branch Bsaks, mys, “They have nytnpalhy wiib indi* wduala; and their rale cannot he irlastd for particular eases, • however urgent It may said, generally r speaking, that former enters upon form without ...

... familiar every one wba lias ever learnt to swim. The floating ships off shoals reeks means of empty cask*, or more strictly speaking, easis tiled with air. Is operation known la army seaman and pilot fa Ibe world —so it la, tbe applicaflon of alMabaa, that ...

... wa shall do.lba same to of the colotiala Now Bruoswieh. Dsapatea ia regard to boundariea faecal too aalllM. The President speaks slso with Iridper our celoaial interdiction in tbo West Indiea, bet 11 obviously forma sore eobject to American solimallon ...

... and many of thorn than was ertr known before; twdtre motad toe quantity sraa miMb to* nmt; and flro of them asserted—oN Speaking of ooarse of tot pat Ucniar distrlcta coaernsla, wMcb the iaqniry wn totde of tbem —that there was rather more than ostial ...

... Langtoo, bu band of Sarah who had barn ordered out of court during his wife's ezami iation, was next sworn, and admonislied speak the who ) also said (hat was in Wykcs’s and BulIV company at the Fojf, from soon after six till eleven Bull joined tl»em about ...

... of the tb -oat, aod the parts 'TSe^enite Lmnnjt has been fonnd of peat njggf to Siii-tensm sre' fresuently in tbe hsbtt of speaking in litter assy iberefore be advaatageoutly taken in the , -MTfcfttr,^WiTtie PulptU md the *(tr»#s ...

... health, and their Highnesses ibe laton*ae.milhonl ebaags. Tha bnllalla of ibe 23'h faenHrakle. Them of 2 ...

... of the day. This great question, however, had been taken up by the Duke of Welliugton in a way that did him honour. [left speaking.] ...

... which the following dialogue took placr: Mr- J.—Why this must moan war,and nothing else, I'm sure wonder the newspapers don't speak ou't. Mr. S. To be it aust,or I'm out on't; they used put such p&apers then all about when Old wur going come to Lunnun the ...

... about, the first evening of the inquest, when witness told him that had not. Freeman told him (witness) that be bad been speaking the deceased about it; but made no other observation. Cross-examined—When the alarm was given of the de« cea>ed's death. ...

... Notwithstanding the complaints about the rain, the wheat and hay crops, of this and adjoining counties, look, generally speaking, extremely well. On dry, poor lands; however, tnfe want of some refreshing showers is very evident. (Cricket Orocnd.—-It ...