Oxenham, has left for a visit to England, handing over charge to Mr. Mansfield, twhale'* goes under not' very deep, the formerly of Wuhu. On the day after the line can be retained, for in this case Intter's arrival at Chinkiang, both Consuls the. boat' rushes over the sea at a speed went in sedan-chairs to visit the Taotai, of 12 to 15 miles an hour, quickly losing Mr. Yang, the Prefect, Mr. Fuh, and the sight of her concerts, who are rowing witl District Bt gistrate; and Chinese and fo-their might to keep. up with her, After ten or fifteen minutes of this the whale their respects to Mr. Mansfield. Mr. Mans-officials and merchants came to pay in on the surface'to take breath. field subsequently invited the Taotai and en inland the boat tries to get Protect and about 30 foreign gentlemen and the whale, But as the latter ladies to a farewell dinner to Mr. Oxenham, about a minute before diving at the three-storied billiard-room, which any must be let out again at once was followed by' dancing. and this process is repeated again and again until at st the aulrmal fatigued, no longer 'A Chinese farmer at Kiukiang was robbed on his wedding night by a clever Koo of the water. The boat can now draw deep, but remains longer on the sur-burglar who hai concealed himself in the nuptial chamber, and removed everything near and throw harpoons, or else fire 80 completely and conscientiously, that the pointed whale-bombs at the whale. unhappy per had to send and borrow some 'Misfortunes sometimes happen, such as clothes frore the neighbours before they foatn aight of them, so. that she cannot fight overtaking the. d' the ship could make their appearance the next day.—Shén Pao. supply them with provisions, then they have to cut the rope and lose the fish.
Sometimes it even happens, that after 4 or oats have thrown, their harpoons into the whale, thy fail to kill him, and he turns
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