... subject what these claims were. They were consiwho, having to reply noble friend the member nidered, and believe one who was then our colfor Sunderland, to toy honourable friend the league. Lord Duncannon, cau-ddere that the franmember for Sheffield, or ...

... city. One of their party was plea* sprightly little buy, named Giovanni. This last took great fancy to a peasant youth twen y years Gu.di, in the ser.tce the family# whom used to follow about everywhere ) aud one occasion accompanied him some distance ...

... attendants, after trying all their skill, candidly loltl him that his case was hopelesa, and an, further efforts useless. 11l this situation, and when expecting every day would terminate his existence friend re. enmmenoed him to try Holloway'a Pilla, ...

... by playing • God save the Queen j' and when, two three times afterwards, the rioters who were loval fault, on this occasion de. demanded repetition of the anthem, they politely complied with the request. The pi in of singing * God save the Queen' as a ...

... under one snepiierd.” Amid the trials aud temptations that beset my path iu youth aud manhood, that religion has been my safeguard and support. has solaced miner tlie trying scones adversity, and now in the valley ofdeciminglyears it cheers convolea heart ...

... old men end meide. end orphan*—belplree youth, and el ill more tfi* le»« a(e—were eoaniteil on (he ahoree the N»w Worla from the Sold of a Sootefa emigrant eh ip. Poor end pennileat—without protector or friend —end and forlorn, tbie melaoeboljr offering ...

... sunset feels that it almost comes Turner. lie cares nothing about tiie common salt sea and mere salt-sea wonders ; he is for per.try's ship Upon painted ocean/ fionlinGj real water, says exitUinolv, like ! ttever mused look scene, from hill, valley, or river ...

... thing which she passes ; she will subject to the anger and enmity of God until the same time the following morning, and if she dies immediately, she will be one of the fire. | •* is better for women to ait at home than , to and pray at the Mosque.” i Schooi ...

... •* Mr. requests the pleasure of Mr. .’s company at dinner to day, at fire o'clock, jMwciiely. Mr. H wu old and much loved friend; of conrae I accepted it. 1 learned tlurt there was to be a large company, and what was of more consequence to me, that Miss ...

... alarmed voice. To save my master !” was the cold response. Say, sire I—dost recolleet the Goth—the Gladiator r Well, what of him, bev ?* He was « What ?* My father! M Ha exclaimed the emperor, and the girl was— * “ sister !” answered the youth wildly. “Hal” ...

... tribunal. But there was one young friend of mine, , whose appearance among the suspected and examined much surprised as it deeply and painfully interested me. He and Emmet had long been intimate and attached friends ; their congenial fondness for mathematical ...

... (be morning for their respective destine* Already w bear on good authority that even for saving of the approaching harvest if will.be very difficult «o obtain in save* ral rural districts What will it bv next year ? What tbe year after ? Where it the drain ...