... It appeared that on Tuesday last lie told Miss Parodi, when her father, who was at the time absent, returned, hewished to speak with him. The manner in which they became acquaint- ed was not explained, but Mr. Parodi attended to his request, and when ...

... would run the risk of a war which he believes to be unjust. He is siad to have then formally desired ofM. de Lesseps not to speak any more on this subject. These letters announce that the Dey of Algiers is fortifying the whole coast of Barbary, and that ...

... writer on meteorology, in a work published in 1828, speaking of the weather says, In the year 1829, the spring may be rainy but the summer and the commencement of the autumn will, generally speaking, be very fine. The end of the year will be rather damp ...

... with an attack on Constantinople by a part of the Russian fleet in the Black Sea. Accounts of the 15th inst. from Vienna, speak of a Russian flag of truce having arrived at the Turkish head quarters, but whether the bearer was a diplomatist come to open ...

... flies are reported both in Sussex and Kent, it is too early to attach any importance, in a week cr ten days probably we can speak with more confidence. ...

... seriously indisposed at Galacz, is, according to ac- counts, again recovering. An account, which is of very dubious authority, speaks of cases of plague among the troops of Tcliapan Oglou, and even amongst the Russian troops in Balgaria. HERMANSTADT, May 9 ...

... majority of visi- tors also, which together with the additions of between twenty and thirty new subscribers of the present year, speaks for itself. LIST OF PJUZIS AWARDED. TULIPS.—Bizarres. 1st prize, Pompeius Magnus, Mr. Gary Cocks. 2d prize, Trafalgar, ditto ...

... surprised and displeased at an interruption so unusual. Let me endure your displeasure, said Caspar, if I speak not truth Apollyon Here he paused. Speak out, thou frightened fool, said the Baron; is my horse sick, or injured 1 The master of the stalls again ...

... Let others scatter baskets of flowers, &c. St. Jerome, in his Epistle to Pammachius on the death cf his Wife, feelingly speaks thus— Whilst other husbands strewed violets and roses upon the graves of their wives, Pammachius bedewed her ashes with the ...

... county, I trust you will permit me to direct the atten- tion of your readers to the spirit of Vandalism which, if public report speaks true, is making rapid strides amongst us. Much of my information is hearsay—perhaps for that reason it ought not to be made ...

... intimated that he was the famous Thomas of Kersildoune, shall, if his heart fail him not, be King over all bioad Britain. So speaks the tongue that cannot lie but all depends on courage, and much on your taking the sword or the horn nrst. Dick was much ...

... seen-ed strangely unpleasing to her, and she hastily attempted to take it off, and on their removing it, she followed it with a speaking glance of -pain and agony. They now proceeded with the cere- mony, but it did not seem to touch her. Her looks were fre- ...