... driving would be good for -my health, of which I am particularly. careful at all times. MIragistrate-Pr;ay now, Robinson, speaking of health,| didns't you dispute withl yoam master arise about souse allowr- estee of spirits in bad weather ? Robinson-Why ...

... pray howv far did be carry thejoke. Witness- About forty yards, please your Lordship.'`- Literary Gazette Dr. IIoffiman, speaking of water, says, If there is in nature a medicine that deserves the name of universal, it Is, in my opinion, common water ...

... Society had eyrisen to cairy religious instruction Into quarters where it was ,Iy OW unknown and unregarded. Hes should wish to speak' hn, earnestly on its behalf-he had felt the necessity of It, and 'iry he trusted it would ba fostered. Had the Meeting ever ...

... to present a voate of thanlks cis 111i. Mal'guire, flu'ti, ?? 150c lie too], in thle discussion with .-rI Pope. I wish to Speak as resp~etflilly as I rant of MNr Mlagtiime, hut I think he wvould best have eostitlted lisa itwn chilearter had ?? spurilied ...

... wviens the robber comrmenced his address, which ieas a tissue of impercinencies and incoherent rhap- sodies. When lee had done speaking, the assembly debelted the value of the sermon they had just heard, and unaeei. mously estimated it at sixteen dollars, which ...

... relates his _ knowledge of the affair with the most heart-rending ?? simplicity, and when heis not sure of any circumstance, is speaks of it with caution. The head of the woman is id covered with contusions, and a dreadful wound, six inches deep, has been inflicted ...

... atid Mr St. Anihyn together. I said that Iliad rome to her from the family. She was nearly overpowered, l ?? was unable to speak. SMr St. Aubyn, seeing this, Waved his hand towards a ginss door, upoit which tie lady rose atldretited. Mr St. Anbyjd attended ...

... journey or two to Scotland, having taken it intot his| r head ti suppose that he had acquired a wonderful proficiency in speaking a,,d uiiderstanding tile peculiarities ofthe Scotish| e dialect, like most other vain-glorious folks, lie rather plumed 5 ...

... lie took her up stairs-in, passing through the long hall, Mlart-in tied a handkerchief onl her mouth-she was thenr unable to speak-when up stairs Sergeant Lilburci forced her against her will-tat the struggle shte got the hand- kerchief off her Moueth, when ...

... room in utter darkness In the course of a quarter of an hour, which wasa the cam. mon duration of his paroxysms, he cewed to speak and openeA his eyes; when, what was his amazemeut, to find himself in the dark.. How now? be cried with one of his most tre ...

... Pierce Grace raane tio the house, oal vhich she came asl to is, (wheire we had been building tip a gap) ?? I'll wished to-speak to itsI; Lacy, Maher. and mysel' wealt -in, Bi and Gaace saluted Lacy, after which hae asked him why hei th, hadsot attended ...

... forepart of the vessel, and spoke S: to James Murley, a counitrymanl, iu the Irish language.- Captain Stewart told him not to speak Irish to the tier, pie, or he wvould throw ttljp Charts and Log-glasses over. board. Captain S. appa'tred agitated; Isis c ...