... earnest, young sir P Can you trust to your senses ? ' No, exclaimed the youth, I cannot trust to my senses ; they deceive me when they are deceived * try someone else upon whom to try your impostares. Now, now, don't be quite so impatient, young sir; ...

... horse shoe piil,,wbich he had given him as a present, and t which he valued at 21e. About four o'clock he was I informed by e youth that his gold pin was missing and I the prisoner, who wan close by, had it in his t 1ossession. Witness went over and caught ...

... the ball, reversed the peas positions, he kicking the ball over the visitors' line, an, d forcing them back to save. On account of the save Liq a of the Meon men being off aids after the I sstart, a serum took place in their 25. Go1 eJ. Warbriok made ...

... the rate ct 2a. 6.l. Tier bihbtli' , 1 i, with lOi. saved by his rubbite, ctine to £2 The ltl,, iita; ,, he went to service, aiud gave th( rabbits to lis p.sr'il. Ifr. however, rateind a larger ptio.i Di' lalid, for rietabli lu nait i * piece yielded him ...

... obligations of marriage, and to the thoughtless youth, whose 11 follies, (to speak mildly.) Isave entailed upons him debility, and a I, disfiguring disease in their worst forms; therefere the Silent tII ts Friend will he found an available intredetction to ...

... coirld see that ay fitnre -was likely to be a sad one. I came, of a doomed family. My father died; of : entption at forty, and of the nine soes and daughters six died of corstmption, and-one of my brothers is alacest dying now. It, wavs stased that I should ...

... catpital of Matabrleland, What arethe wild waves saying ? - Thake a dip, but not a nip, avoid the pin, srmack your lip and try a trip upon the Duchess; and then cry 'I Hip, hip, hip I ' 1 hope that tb'c L. & S.W.. sty. Co. ;vill keep heart of grace, a]lthougb ...

... the again )dresul1t of the first being a try under the posts. Heav which Judd converted., later on Gaegg made to IR a fine drihble, ?? Hooper to score. and' t Newton Continued to have muoh the better of save ,r the Play, and the game ended- howe, ?Newton-One ...

... INTELLIGENCE.. The restoration of Hereford Cathedral is rapidly proceeding. The Lady Chapel is now under ?? J. Leighton, Bert., died at Ostend on Tuesday week. The deceased baronet who was in holy orders, succeeded to the baronetcy in 1827. -Accnrding to the ...

... oldest piece of furniture in Eneland, said a collector of antique curiosities to a friend, pointing to a venerable-looking table as he spoke. How old ls it 1 asked the friend. N2arly 400 years. Psbaw I thatis nothing I have an Arabictableover2,00 years ...

... Dumas, seeing his friend's disappointment, 1to put off coming till mid- day.w BAD SPELLING IN WAREFIELD.-MatthowS once went to Wakefield, then, from commercial failures in a dreadful state. In vain did he announce his inimitable Youthful Days -the Yorkehiremen ...

... pleasant meetings, and unmitigated liappi- - ness. To those who have heal h, wealth, and youth, t Christmas comes with its jovial old face, a welcome e friend to a cosy homestead. But to others it seems to r approach not with beaiiing smiles, but with ...