... to my 'castle and to make him my lord. Say, then, ?? thou .be he? I can bestow on thee more riches than the Emperor. of this land ever saw;. all Germaty.shall be under thy controul; and I will be thy lady-love,.possess- ing a youth and beauty which are ...

... inevitably bruined. a While Abraham was thus musing on his situation, and r lamenting over the follies of his countrymen, an old woman came to the Shop with a mess of' potthge, as an offering to a the gods, where they were exposed for sale. Having receiv- _ ...

... with his sweet brogue to bother John Bull. - Oem, hone! what a pity our rate little band Of Romans cant't visit the heretic's land, With orations so fresh, and with shamrocks so green, Led on in their glory by Dan and Killeen ! A1~hat a murder ! na vourincen ...

... inform'aiioin have been burst, and knowledge and 'in- structioni are flowing, freely, and widely, and irresisatiiy over the land. These observations have been suggested to us by the perusal of the volume which forms the suhject'of the present article; ...

... 'Crawford, Hugh -Jackson, Thomas Shilling, and James )Pattorson, dEeqrs.- The measure was strenuiously opposed by dlames Rose Clea- land, Esq. and the resolutions were negatived. The meeting -was then dissolved. GARVAGIsc -'StJ1c10-A~Y SIvtso0Lg.-rf4Ihe -present ...

... peasant whose linen took fire, whether it was laid up in a box when wet, or hung up in the open air. The same author speaks of a woman who, when at the point of death, vomited flames; and Thomas Bartholin mentions this phenomenon as having often happened to ...

... to the United l States. The exports are in our favour by £31,485,331. Mary Ann Edwards, a young woman whose husband had left her to reside with another woman in New York, drowned herself, in a fit of grief and insanity, in the Re gent's Canal, London, on ...

... Noble Lord. BtarK EXTRAOnDNARY.-On Tuesday evening, as the eight o'clock train was on its way to the Rock from Drb- lin, a woman, who was a passenger in the third class carriage, was delivered of a child, and both are doing ?? 1P I i i EAST IN -RS..By ...

... is a Tory succeeding a Tory. Rusuiuvn AND WlZFB.-CUtaO[s CASu.-On Thursday, in the P401ce Court, Edinburgh. a middle-aged woman, with a child in her arins, wag placer at the bar charged with stealing £5 in the ?? of an old man named Grant. Sie pleaded ...

... of which, having become uinable to perform active duty, he rX sumed the trade which lie had leirned before he en- tered the army, and became tailor to the regiment.- He had; in the former part of his exile, written many letters to his wife, but had never ...

... worthlessness of the produce of the land, from its coarseness, and the weeds which flourish so luxuriantly, take away the nostrishrihent from every other kind of crop that is either valuable or useful. From the lay of the land. drainage is every where easily ...

... wept To die at such a time, When the sun is on the laughing carth, Ila sunmaer's golden prime. 1ut now this woman'q heart is bow'd, This woman's frame is weak, The light has left my glazing eye, ITcalth's mantlitirflush my cheek; All faded are the once ...