... cheerfully paid iheir losses from conviction of Gas’s integrity found too late that they had been sold. But, •• we must not speak ill of the dead”; and we only aliurfe ibis circomsiance afford additional clue to the doubts which were entertained by the ...

... that the nurse opened the door her adjoining apartment to learn the cause—when many voices exclaimed,— nurse, Oldham can speak again The nurse doubling the fact, immediately went lo him, and discovered the reality of this extraordinary phenomenon. the ...

... fallen into the hands of the (irate Merino, and sulTc red ...

... Secretary said that they were not entitled to give no opinion the subject What was the difference between voting nod speaking who bad no right to speak, ought to have no right to vote, on question. He was glad hear this new doctrine, and hoped it would be comistantly ...

... should take the Chair until the arrival Lord W. Bentinck.— Noble Lord accordingly look the Chair, amid loud applause and after speaking at some length, explanatory the object the Meeting, announced the arrival of W. Hentinck, to whom he resigned with pleasure ...

... thus do fret ? Why heave the sigh of deep regret ? Why nriukle* now infest the cheek, That lately was so soft and sleek ? speak the cause will stream that eye. Whose glances still to Willy fly ; Yet must I tell the pangs I hear For Willy’s love was not ...

... the son threaten him ?—I did not. Juryman VVeie there ever any letters received at the house from the sou ? noess could omy speak one, the contents of which knew notliiug about. His master appeared vexed with his son while in the room, hey hail been there ...

... knowing, you would known family vastly respectable—and —hiccup !” Here the Lieutenant stuck fast; but any body else attempted speak magnificently interrupted them desiring they would recollect the respect due British officer ; nod it was not (ill his Worship ...

... though does not look old by several years. He is about five feet ten inches high, his person is good, his manners polite, and speaks writes the English language very correctly for foreigner. talks agreeably, but his information is very superficial.—He dresses ...

... Tuesday, when he appeared more lively than at any lime before ; he called witness and whispered her, for lie was out allowed to speak without a turnkey being present, and •aid, *• Mother, what has been roy death is, I wns nine days io solitary confinement, ...

... loss, and that two regiments have, in consequence, been ordered to reinforce Bourck. This reverse, which onr correspondent speaks of with confidence, and which is rendered probable the dispersion of (he French force, and by the well-known energy of Moriilo ...

... acquainted with the progress of the affairs which he relates. The following anecdote is quite new. The time which the auShor is speaking is the period between the entry of the Allies iuto Paris and the departure of Napoleon for Elba • For several day* he (Nnputeuo) ...