... Republicans. But as mention is made a °y having fallen, we are inclined to fix a later period that when the relics of which we speak were thrown into tbe pit whence they have recently been exhumed. The bloody battle of Preston, or Kibbleton was fought in 1649 ...

... «W yonr shadow never grow less. I speak freely as * friend; snd to be tbe friend of an honest generous man, y ho has carved out for himself a fortune and a reputation ?? ss yours, is somewhat. I wiU not here speak as your ?? bat 1 cannot help feeling ...

... with France ? We are not only at peace w ith France, but we are on terms of amity, and the tw o governments never cease to speak of each other iii language de- noting the greatest mutual confidence and good will. But at the same time the two governments ...

... recapitulation of the evidence given in a former action respecting the custody of M'Farland's child. At Richardson's funeral, speaking of the man and woman whom he bid married, Mr. Beecher said, They behaved the main virtuously and rightly; they did not ...

... safely be prognosticated. The; majority of our readers hardly need to bo reminded! that it has been transferred bodily, to speak, fro.tf the classic boards of Drury Lana, where it was presented and proved a huge success last Christ mat reason. was regarded ...

... HOURS OF CLUBS. SIR T. SUGGESTS EARLIER CLOSING. ALD. THEWLLS'S COMMENT. The remark of Sir Thomas Shann, speaking from the chair of the Manchester Licensing Bench yesterday, the effect that clubs should prohibited from supplying intoxicating liquors after ...