... their ficod by much hcarder laicour than ed cd would be re luired ticernc the sanme food in Van Diemeit's e Land, because thev have to till land of vcry inferior.quality, hi Ro _that it brings ctict.y bicek to time Btate of barter anid to tme iii ly use ...

... Woolwich in the Princess Alice, steam packet, from he Ostend, soon after eight o'clock on Tuesday evening. His he Majesty landed at the Dockyard at a quarter past eight he o'clock, and was received by Lord Rivers, Lord in Waiting 'on the Queen, Captain ...

... least of opprossion, sodl 0 where tleu fewest houses are burned, or razed to ties ground, or h is laid tvasto by ties men-at-armi, that state is England.' (Cheoors.i t if Now is not this ax high testimony, horns at thes very poriod of rote-. cc rule, by ...

... destroyed. Werkinen are busily em. wilt do the ii ployeri in covering stearty the entire roof woith cainvass, in order to But I land ahut out tire light and teat, and noest probably to moare aseurance ordinary and doubly sure against thre nltricbs of tire ...

... now and then, when the fit of-jealousy was on him, by gusts of penssion that swept away all the ties of x r- natural feeling, land contrasted greatly with the moderation P to and temper of his earlier years. Of his general administra. b I- ron it is not ...

... domestic Dhappiness, and to the interests of well-balanced society, )should the innate delicacy anlt prerogative of vromant, as -woman, be forfeited or sacrificed i I have given her as a f helpmate, said the voice that cannot err, when it spoke sunto Adam ...

... nation may always be inferred from the estiuation. in which woman is held. If she is in degra- dation, suffering privation and contempt, society, in that case, must be low.4fid unsatisfactory. Woman should be -regarded as the equal and companion of man, and ...

... reemunien 'ded by the Comnumi-I atoners who lately returned frons the Continent. A WOMAN KILLED) IN SHrFFIELD.-A distressing affair, resulting in the death of a young %woman named Mary 5Bensnett, took place in Water-lanec, on Tliorsday nlight. Tile decesscd ...

... ol interest, that all boys and men have in witnensing inteneseOP enegogy to action.. r Doe any curious and finely-ignorant Woman wish to know, how Bob's eye at a glance announced a dog-fight to hisi brain? He did not, he could not see the docsaw fighting; ...

... the pro- 0 greea of agriculture, he alluded to the necessity which e existed for increasing the produce of the land as the extent e of that land was continually being diminished by railways I and buildings, whilst the demand was extending ; sO that d from ...

... a horse laugh., THE LAW'S NExT MoVE.-(It is ?? the Windham to the Reform. THE DOUBLE VERDICT:- Windham is sane; but EnB f land must be crac ked To bear such process as hath fixed the fact. rsigned) PuSTii, Grand Inquisutors . A WOODEN HONUEOPATHISiT ...

... on the body of ed a woman who had cohabited with a man named Tace, in 6 Camberwell. She had poisoned herself with oxalic acid,but he hberpeaonexhibitedmarks ofviolentusage, and itwasbrouighlt ar' out in the evidence that the woman was driven to despera- ...