... SAVED FROM A WRECK. At eight o'clocTi; having fed my end ferrets and left my boy Jack chatting in the harness room with the rectors old coachman, 1 found myself in a snug armchair, pipe in mouth, my feet on the fender, and the rector sitting opposite ...

... TEE FAMILY FRIEND. LONDON: 1101:LSTON AND A bi-monthly magazine, calculated to do a world of good by the diffusion of sound literature, useful receipts, and healthy amusement It is to such periodicals as this that we owe the increasing morality and i ...

... SATURDAY, OCTOBER Di, 1,12 guards; but in this station he soon made bad connections, and engaged with some of his dissolute companions as a housebreaker. On the 6th of December, 1705, lie was arraigned on four different indictments. on two of which he ...

... to his last long sleep. The friend of Southey, the enemy of Byron—poet, scholar. and politician—he enjoyed a brilliant literary life, and leaves a name behind him that will long be remembered in the world of letters. He died, where he had lived, in Florence ...

... 808 PATROCIRIO DI Pain. Thereto mei goselp going !mewl in the highest circles concerning the intention nuallseted by the &spec *f re-mtablishing the amidst convent of Longchunps. ha purchase of the ground an which the ancient eon vent once stood had been ...

... CAN DI HAD AN DST/AL Or JAMES TRINDER, WATERLOO GARDENS, AN INFSPICTION IS NYQUISTID. WHAT IS RELIGION ? 'Tis not enough to save ourselves, Or shun the eternal fire : True love of God expands the heart To lift low spirits higher ! Each holy thought ...

... Fettiplace regularly attended the Friends' meeting In Cireneester, some nine miles distant from his home, coming ovint, as we are told. in his coach and six. Orono Fox writes in his journal of having visited Friends at Cirencester and Coven Allius ...

... of the sacred obligation. of Nonage to the theughless youth, whose billies, (to apeak mildly,) have tailed upon bun debility, nod disligui big di-ease in their Num fern.; therefore the Silent Friend will be Sound an &reliable iotruductieu ui the means ...

... QUIRES AND TRICKS OP THE TRADE try to escape the Close readers of the by which dishonest result of their ado R.A.5.,E., Journal or of the agricultural papers cannot fail to have noticed the great variety of excuses and dodges by which the sellers whose ...

... guide her wayward feet. In God's eyes she's just as precious As the purest in tbe land ; Speak no work of scornful censure, Try to save her—lend a hand. And, perhaps, in that great hour When all secrete are made known ; When, at last, both saint and sinner ...

... formed, end the air of God save the Queen was played.' Her Majesty acknowledged the compliment by frequently bowing. Their Majesties returned to Ostend at half-past seven o'clock in the evening. On Sunday Divine Service was perforated before the Queen ...

... there appeared no evidence against the prisont r, +ea was di ,charged. Juieph Gray wilts charged with stealing, on the 31st of May last, a pair of shoes, a pair . Of scissors, 4'hat 4 promissory notes of 1:10, each, a fivepound nine, and one sovereign ...