... was received by the sticks, gold and silver, and other officers of the household, who called in sonorous tones from landing to landing, and apartment to apartment, Room for the Lord High Chancellor of England,* 1 entered the presence chambers, 1 gave ...

... “Let us know how to imitate the two fleets and the two armies, and let our sentiments be mingled together in one common feeling. I beg to propose “The imperishable union of our fleets and armies.” An Irishman being recently on trial for some offence ...

... Bobinson, the respondent, by her own admission, is now five-andforty; and the only evidence crime is that found in the wretched woman’s diary—a strange and almost rhapsody. The Court at once perceived Die danger of giving any weight to such testimony as this ...

... appear onite lost the vast ocean which sortounds it. The nation that the great want of England is want land, is very popular one in Russia, where land is so plentuul in proportion to the population, that no proprietor of reckoning his fortune by acres, ...

... there ie report that Nena Sahib baa A Sevent occurred in the chnreh of St. Catherine, at i C .. three OTeninga ago. A young woman, whilst in '■ ’, ~f confeasidn sank to the floor, and on being e i by the priest and two other persona was found to She turned ...

... calibre. So many guns and many different forte at considerable distances from each other, would require large army to defend, and a still larger army and fleet to attack; and the probability is, Cherbourg would not seriously attacked with view to its capture ...

... enough—and that is the question—to cross sixty miles of sea in screw steamers, if there is not fleet in the Channel, and an army on the land to deter them from making the attempt. Screw steamers don't require the sailors of Nelson’s day. Our militia, which is ...

... THE EAST SUFFOLK MERCURY then that a coloured woman, who had lived long time in Louisiana, declared that this derangement pieeented all the feature! that which proceed! from the absorption of liqnide, drags, perfnmea, known only the sect of the Yaudoua ...

... years of age. His riches are chiefly derived ftom land purchases. At an early period of his career he bought piece of land for £l6 in which now brings him in £BOO a year for ground rents. Another piece of land which ha purchased for £3O, ha has been offered ...

... fugitive slave, who had arrived in this city on his way to Canada, fell into the hands of some scamp near the steam-boat landing, who, hoping doubtless to earn reward thereby, took him before Marshal Rynders, thinking that that functionary had authority ...

... years. „ , Aletter from Macon (in Galignani) mentions that the estate of Millv, belonging H. do Lamartine, has been wild to landed proprietor at Bordeaux for 675,0(10fr. The surveyors and appraisers of Macon had valued it at OOOfr. The estate is large, ...

... attempted to seduce another man’s wife, but on the ground that I bad written two letters which were disapproved to married woman. I did not propose an assignation in those letters. I was not chargsd by Mr. Stiff, of Syd nbam, with attempting to seduce ...