... the at about | half-past six jock. The pet me | prices are tending downwards. ify ua persons wer re there. The prisoner was speaking to a | real woman named and he (prisoner) asked her to TALLOW, go with him to her house ; but she He then | Tattow Yesrenoay ...

... Day, tw said, had “a to truth aud pub- coloured gent leman, on © Our Canadian J. Dibb, Esq, occupied the chair opinion.” Speaking ov the Comme reial Treaty he | possessions webensive, Mr Day was J id, “at was marvellous how the eaport trade had | ‘The ...

... was a tastefully executed scroll, bearing the motte, “ Rare blessedness of our times, when men can think as they please, and speak as they while over the entrance to the room the Latin motto “« dispendia” was displayed. Round the Ma walls of the room were ...

... apply to this who hold over legal notice to quit, did Me. Cri case, and they gave judgment tur the defendant. The sp 5. The speak of the LATEST NEW —— pe ogress of the volunteer movement. The difficulty of ¥ nati ves seeking admission was much felt, but ...

... d to be its friend—(Laugh- (Cheers.) N for their ver y kind invitation t : o their annual nobody will stand forwar time to speak fee On mber 20th 3 and express to t ter.) Well, now we have had a great revolution in try, regret that a previous engagement ...

... Ur st emanate from the government. These changes aic m tous to be, and are in fact, really very slight, | the Prench press speak in high terms of the con- sions. m It must be remembered, however, in es- ating the value of these remarks, that no French ...

... etreck him with the rail two or three times. She did not know on what part of the body he wa- . she never hesrd Wil- kinson speak after the first The blows he strack were very violent ones. Hurst and bis wife then went into the house and shat the door wife ...

... Gooowyn to address the meet- which w ing. The rev. gentleman said that he had on that occa- —* Welcome to struck # sion to speak on a very p’easant theme: our friends and visitors.” He had alread y been talk- charitab! ing so much in weleoming individually ...

... which bad taken place amongst the slaves in the States, paying a feeling tribute to the me: of John Brown, be next went on to speak of the cotton growing facilities which had lately been opened up in Africa, through the instrumentality of Dr. Delany, to whom ...

... and ball cartridges. Evervthing proceeded as usval during the day, and shortly before seven p.m., Mr. Marrison we nt out to speak to Mr. Franklin, the oceapier of the Jjoining leaving in his owe shop a youth about twelve years of age, named son. He had ...

... in the way of any man who wished to of asma'l ion of the soil of the country in which we live ‘cheers We are accustomed to speak of England asa country, and it is a country in some sort of a large freedom, bat at the same time it is a country, in some ...

... circumstances of its having arisen from acticable, for the missing men, bat the “‘firedamp” fire damp, tt is quite impossible to speak with any degree At the in- evented much progress. About nine o'clock the body He had been blown a con- of certamty ; it has ...