... and that a second one, still more violent, had forced the inhabitants to leave nearly all the houses. The account does not speak of any damage having been ?? Belstead, Secre- tary of the Richmond Savings' Bank, has been committed for trial at the Surrey ...

... come-tax result from this arrangement, the gratification of the country will be greatly enhanced. The Caledonian Mercury speaks thus When Sir IDobert Peel introduced the Income-tax, he estimated the deficiency in the year ending 5th April, 1843, at 2 ...

... see the faint glimmer of the lights upon British shores:- they may hear afsr I h so~gmm the well-known familiar tones that speak of home. Congratulations. may pass from lip to lip, that the perils of the voyage are over; ani yet all these warm hearts shall ...

... this portion of my Letter with a quotation from Mr. Oastler, who, in one of his admirable Fleet Papers (No. 50, Dee.' 10) speaking of this most disgusting specimen ournnmanly tyranny, thus addresses Sir James Graham, the head gaoler of the Bastile -in ...

... of hastily executed and, most frequently, imaginary representations, of alleged facts. The graphic delineations ofilte Pen speak more forcibly to the heart than the more finished eflbrts of pictorial art; while, in the limited confines of a weekly paper ...

... people. Blessed with genial seasons, cte husbanllman his garners filledc with abundatce, and the *ecessaries of life, nut to speak of its luxuries,' abound in every sirectisit. While in some otiser natio5 steady and in_. dustrious labourers cat, hardly fitid ...

... cottage, and rapped at the door. Our summons was speedily answered by a stalwart keeper, whose portly dimensions seemed to speak of sundry pleasing visits to the buttery hatch at the castle, of whom we in- quired, if it were contrary to rule to admit ...

... calmness of mind which it p~roduces is ansiher advantage of punctuality. -Adisorderlyiman is always in a hurry; hke cannot speak to ysu because heta going elsewhere, arrd when lito gets there he is tao late far his business, or ha must hurry stray to another ...

... in our nostrils. What between mad parsons and foolish magistrates, the Church, that is, the Law Church, (for I would only speak with reverence of the Spiritual Church, under whatever denomination it may be presented,) seems to be in as fair a way for ...

... profits ? This is an awkward statement, but certainly not more awkward than true-and not more true than unjust. But again, speaking of certain persons in the particular trade, who had refused to enter into any arrangement with the men, lie says, They ...

... Parlia- .acut had not ceased in the early portion of last century. Hall, shletsscollectiorr tere brougrht down to about 1739, speaking of hleutone, says, This place and others in Cornwall are not able to maintain their birgesses in London, during the Sessions ...

... teullet. He had also another wauned in his back nsear rthe opine. It was a asmali rosies wound. By the Coroner: He did net speak tos me on the subject of the wound; we did. net allow him to ?? witness pro- ceeded: The deceased died in lisa owe house, No ...