... nd qulatied, inl aorido tIlmortis, firom victim to victim. te At last, little Rosalia fotinil at protectress iti a goori to woman, named Buertot, who was the laundress (if sc- the prison, wvho, feeling for the forlorii condition st and charmed by the i ...

... find, re says he, in his preface, a body of above ten thou- ye sand rectors and vicars, possessing nearly all of ad them land, tithes, or houses, in right UV their ch' eshs Ni we read in every law book that a Yee- ]- tor or vicar may, with the consent ...

... every man, woman, and child, as a small token of my regard for their faithful and affectionate service and willing labours to myself and family, being reciprocally bound in one general tie of master and servant in the prosperity of the land, irom wnich ...

... living in Li- verpool a woman who is in her 103d year: but the most remarkable circumstance is, that she has had serving his Majesty, at the same time, nine sons in the army, two sons in the navy, and two sons-in-law in the army. Eleven sons have fallen ...

... Portugal, Catholics wore at their worship ira one corner of a field, and Protestants at theirs in anoe- ther(. The Prussian army, while in France, though strict Lutherans, always saluteri the Ecst.-Mr. SADILEt presenitedi a Petition Iromn Blaclkburn, com-r ...

... the Pacha's or Sancho Panza's idea of a good wife, by continually remaining, according to the latter proverb, like an honest woman, at home, as if her leg were broken.' Mahomed Ali's late consort had great influence over him during her life, as he considered ...

... circatn, :b yal stances to (hi wavering and unsettled conduet df- ' in tthe lute and present ministry. Mr:Cauniugsenst c m- .1n army from. this country to Portugal'to suppor I ast tire constitutioral regency of Don Miguel against an expete n~alon m I, a tat ...

... undertaking. When a boy of fourteen years of age, I saw a piece in a news- paper, giving an account of a gentleman's finding a land tortoise, marked with what he supposed to be the initials of some person's name, with the date of the year when marked, which ...

... the various stlinrdi nate, stations of his professitti Siti Stapletonl Cot- tonl was appointed to thle Slaffof' the Britlisih army in) Portugal at thel, conmmencemenet of the, Penlits- su lat war . Ini tice series of brillitant ralispaiglgis which foil owed ...

... were fired, the second of which threw a line across the rigging of the stranded vessel, and thus the means of communication to land was placed within reach of those on board. For a considerable time, however, no one could be perceived on deck, and great anxiety ...

... out Great Britain, ealliug upon them for subscrip- 1 , tins in aid of a plau therein laid down fsr cclo % nizing the waste lands in Ireland, .vsith suebh i 'industrious and well conducted Protestant fain t lies as through persecutioun or any. otbh('cause ...

... was stayed, for to have thrown myself in would only have been committing suicide, and leaving a destitute widow in a foreign land. I had therefore no other resource but to throw myself down, and pour out my soul in lamentation and prayer to God. From this ...