... the case, it mnay be traced, with few exceptions, I fancy, A to tlieway in which they are procured aind the manners of the di: youth wiyo delivers them. , Filends and parents, at home ask letters from those with whom they have little 4cqsaintance, and Mt ...

... know the result, and saw our arigifal, he ts staternent eonfirmed by is Mr Weathervby, the di re solicitor and confidential friend of the Fortunate hs er Youth.'tr ry The hero of the tale is now about eighteen fo Is, years of age, and is the youngest ...

... motto ?? May Justice sUpport, and Plenty crown. Be- , neath these figures are two ' Caledonian Youths holding.overhead a scroll, inscribed, ' Youth well s pent makes old age happy. a The Chair on this occasion was occupied by Mr Peter Moffat, the ...

... :RIENhrDS TO RELIGIOUS LIERMTr. 'Saturday a riumerots meeting of the Friends of Religious Liberty dined together at the Freemasdns' Tavern. Lord Fingal, and',the Delegates sent by' the Catholics of Ireland, to present their address-to thie Prince Regent ...

... considered that the 1 Lord Chic-f-Jiutice was not a fit person to try anything in connection with the Tichhonio estates. HeBwas sorry to say his Lordship had lung since prejudged the case, which di-entitled him to sit as an impartial Judge where the question ...

... themselves in proverbs, save us from our f .friends ! Yet this writer, the late Mr Mackenzie of if Arfiress and Dundonnell, who has shewn his friendship an t for the monarch of the flood in so many ways, was It n really the salmon's friend after all, and one ...

... Penny to: halfcrown, and all by~the workeing o top, class, and mostly by youths. ,On Saturdaylast I was led to- gry visit the Pollokeahaws Induistrial Sohaool, and found the chil-. di arly dren engaged in making their d 0oits in the Farthing Sav'pl ings ...

... T OUR' SUBSCRIBERS AND FRIENDS| Ftom; several weels mast, there has, been in circu- ?latin aw rum6ur-thq rcsult,- no diubt, of 'oui own iitiuiatiofl to Lie norei tediate frIends-. rthat thc Editor and Propxietor of the OA=Do7u~i _,BROnculhad mad up .his ...

... e. ?? this, my dear friend, immediately. Adieu. iy.B.-Present my sincere regard to Mrs -aan jon by your old friend and acquaintance Fleitz.-Aceept of every grateful ackoowiedg- moos, andbealive me to he always your obliged friend, M. Passes. II NlB ...

... SAVED BY A NIEWSPAPER PARAGRAPH. The following statement, made by a well-known General, besides the lunteenal matter of value which it m contains, will be found most readable and interest- wl in :- as Me MSsrs EMITORIS,-I have always believed most th ...

... tranquil d&medibur, while the Earl of Derby works himself into a pit'ch of, excitement as, amidst the cheers 'of his -Tory friends, he dilates upon the 'hostile'feliings' of tbe: . people of the Federal States to Wards this country;. . Lord ri i fe rsto ...

... satisfactorsy report nows re-el. Nothing to vs Isis mind indicated thle prosperity of the community so well as di the statistics of Baiiks where the savings of the wCorbing classes vc are deposited. For some tine back a general idea bad been A: irenterbained that ...