... raiJs add wu.ca. tho roads are oxe* cralle. A Sriasii.—A cenllOßlM. fidlcn int * iho river Kxe. retatinf to StrT. A*, si-io, •• VQ avop e »raa wet.** •• Ye*,” a.iid the horoner. wet, certainly, in the Eae-atream/* A democrat foot, amtocrat ...

... party has been upheld by a Chatham, a Pitt, a Canning, and a long train of the greatest statesmen that have adorned any age or any country. is nothing that the Universities representing the learning the land, and that the clergy- of a Church ...

... MARHIKD. At Cbartra’a Chareb. Plymouth, 4lb Ociobar. Mr. William Sawyrr. ol Mono* own. u» Uiaa An». Paaco*. of Utronpcrt. Al Stoke Church, Friday, ib* iaa.aat. Mr. Janie* Car. lankeeper and earner, Liskaard. to Mia* EU*a Viao, Daronport. Oct. S, lh* Her. B. ...

... decompose water, a substance value, by means of coke which is of very little value un.ler this process one pound 00, which cost* a half penny, will supply a burner giving a light equal ten can-lies during hours. - Mr. Jobaid's certainly a ...

... Town Clerk replied that a memorial bad been ttlne Alone the street*, hut it was. jtervnns v.cre ,lrawn for prcscntatioD : but its harl So t.n.i tn.t eatest the . been gentled u„UI Lord Ebrington returned eSsTne-s and °«lwar.lnc,s other,. prey.ot ..t ...

... worked with others a pair, that is, eight of them In a pair. They kept 7lba. of candles in a box. 15th c! July they took out a pound candlca, and William Harris, the workmen, put the key in his waistcoat pocket, and put the waistcoat a peg ...

... Hoose, Dartmontb, lady 8. W. Pndeaui, , of a eon beir. MARRIAGES. Oct. 28. St Andrea * Church, by the Rev. John Hat. hard. William Itugg&a, Keq . as., to Ana Mary, only dioghterof Hubert UrcK.ke. Kaq., late a.ai.c. eervice. island St. Helena. Oct, 28. ...

... of Fast and Humiliation wna kept a a-f..i- .• ...

... nothing compulsion), she i wished to return to Sidney, where her parents were when she left, she said. * I am a Christian ’ —the remainder of tha sentence she could not express, her feelings choked her, and , her tongue refused its office. ...

... services—we may say, a duplicate reward, for he appears to have had Government situations conferred on two of hie eons—we have also heard that a third has had some little matter done for him, bat as it was a small provision-—a clerkship we think—we lay ...

... where man may pledge his wife in order to appease his creditor; whore woman, on giving birth to a child, is stretched out before a blazing fire, ana kept there for ten or fifteen days, till she is almost roasted, and this for noconceivable reason beyond custom; ...

... ia taxed forty thiliinga a-yaar. by a plumber, who wa. at work in one the lower Th«« *•« iDferiorto the laat men turned.« a whole, : .2883 . 8 The fourth to waa bowed to many a atoner, .oA-»,« .ft., u.i,.in. hi. »!». n.~» .a. all the pen*, ...