... tics of the fox and the wolf. They are between two and three years of age, and appear to be extremely tractable and good-tempered. Her Majesty bas commanded that they shall be kept at the Queen's private dog kennel, in tLe Home Park, with her Majesty's ...

... extracts from the proceedings at these meetings; and recommend to the attention 6f our readers the following very excellent and temperate observations on this subject from the Edinburgh Courant of yesterday The corn law is at present the standing topic of popular ...

... calmness and impartiality, and not come to the conclusion, that the Attorney-General for Ireland had not conducted them with that temper which the great and important occasion demanded, and which the real question be decided between the parties fairly and reasonably ...

... the Union. As to payment of the Roman Catliolic clergy he repudiated it. The lonour.ible and learned Member's speech was temperate in one, iee from swagger, exceedingly cautious in giving 0 i nee, and altogether more befitting his present critical pos ...

... former, and to suspect the latter, at once, and without inquiry ; and in this instance the imputations on Mr Smith's fairness, temper, and knowledge, had gained strength from his own absence, and the multitude of his assailants. He had been attacked on points ...

... the supplies. It cannot also escape notice, that deficiency of water of a perfectly pure kind must be seriously opposed to temperate habits and principles. Those having the good fortune to live in situations where pure water abundant, are conscious of a ...

... has happened since he published his bad book? Nothing but the trial—the sole explanation his altered mien. Is the English temper altered ? Not at all. When the credulous Irish were in a of Saxon-hating, the English were just friendly they sre now, just ...

... distance was then measured off. All the parties were perfectly cool and composed. Both the principal* were members of the Temperance Society; Cochran was urged however, to take a glass of liquor, but refused. Both'were perfectly composed, each expecting ...

... same office with James and John Harper. They were distinguished, like Franklin, our great example in the art, for industry, temperance, and economy. James was our partner press. We were at work soon as the day dawned, and though, on pleasant summer afternoon ...

... place in the Pacific. We cannot allow ourselves to think that this petty affair, whatever effect it may have on the excitable temper of the bulk of the French people, can be attended with any serious consequences to the Administration. —Influenza has prevailed ...

... we to advocate an apotheosis of the great projectors and constructors of Railways There seems little fear, in the present temper of public opinion, of our perpetrating that folly. Never, perhaps, were such great enterprises achieved with so little aid ...

... natural death.' The horse which Lord William Hill rode when lost his life was destroyed the other day—owing his ungovernable temper. - Miss Quentin, lady horse rider the Queen, is amongst the dismissals from the roysl household, but she rfetiren with a pension ...