... Powers to accept the concessions he ay offer. The appearanos of an encroachment on tte sovereignty and independence of the crown of Naples Is to be avoided, if the Kies eau be brought to an erreagement A period will, it is tree, be fined fcr the azsention ...

... likewise • this vaunted •■Time And the, fondly used to who ne'er lash in every word Flatt'rer Si.ii flunkey, , King great soldier won my lay- ercw'tril \ thai • crown less Cap t suffered wrong Biutniire was punished hy tbat (ouch* Isle. An! the poor stager ...

... amongst other objects: . . . A snirc Of lurid red and dismal light Between and ihc mountain height,” above which is kindly crown,” which the liretuiicr is inforiocii be his if liis heart like his steel,” be Keen, slurp, and strong, and prompt to strike ...

... Harriet Cooper, 234; Caroline Johnson, 281 ; Ellen Brewster, 326 ; Harriet Light, 217; Mary Ann Hill, 228. BOYS.—Gretorex, 319 ; Flatt, 278 ; Reed, 211 ; Moss, 202 ; Woodcock, 188; Plummer, 184 ; Collins, 183 ; Jefferies, 167 ; Robrs, 159. The son of the deceased ...

... call forth their enthusiasm or admiration, iu a military point ot view ; bat they are his blind supporters. It was because be flatt red them and bribed them that they cune to his nupport, aud because was tbe only power which, at the time, held out any ofier ...

... as set forth to an iii- ( ll etinig of shareholders:- f~ ?? are well aware, was formed in biil'clrtllldeincpices the ?? flatt>ering. The ' 'ed l 'Seas ~,ne million sterling, w'ith a power of it appears that the issue of shares O0 It. J' ~lary. of hlie ...

... Icldin -te atet ram Isoudlnomay be had, OHO1 LOOKING GLASSan GENERAL KY GLASS MANtIFACTORY. 23, Sollo-fflull. anid GO-rg`y-d, Crown, street, Soho, London. - The aotilele preduced at the above establishehntt comprise gilt chimney and pier glasoets, portrait ...

... Caroline 2SI Light, Harriet 217 Cooper, Kate H 231 | Arthur, Cathrine B 215 BOYS. Gratrix, Yi'm. B 319 I Plummet-, Henry 181 Flatt, Robert A 278 | Collins, Edwin 183 lteid.Geo. W'.P 211 i Jefferies. Samuel W 107 Moss, Benjamin 202 Rohrs, Harman 159 Woodcock ...

... pree It the introduction of Chris~tianity, with its unnumbered bless- 20 u5 ogs, to the millions of South Africa, have been crowned por ;,with the happiest success. bt) 'r The Hon. AcRaHURe XtINAIRD5, MTF, seconded the re- asac it solution, and in doing ...

... presented - ti' - 7 ' f • b 1 t Mr. Selfe asked if what he promised was in good faith ? STOCK EXCHANGE.-This market was • flatte r to-they. - skilful intrigues, backed by a slavish servility of the ag reposed That the word ' now stand art of the t i ...