... took place. Witness is the owner of a large estate in' Shrigley, and of personal property besides. Miss Turner is an oidy child. Never heard of Gibbon Wakefield until the circumstance in question. Witness never gave his consent to the marriage of his ...

... declaring, as he did, that he actually felt that tenderness, he avowed that he could not come and see it taken from him aud killed (laughter). His hon. friend had taken his offspring from him, and dangled it as a lion would have dangled a kid (a laugh) ...

... might safely dismount from their horses and look out for victuals. Accordingly, like the ancient Grecian heroes, each began to kill and dress his provisions : egit amor da pis atque pugnee ; they were actuated by the desire of supper and of battle. The sheep ...

... succeeded on the them' of ' Waterloo' — save Lord Byron, who in his admirable description of that event, in the Third Canto of Child*! Harold, has. with refined tact, omitted all mention ...

... after a passage of four days, brought, among other passengers, the son of the brave BozzarT, who fell at Missulongtii, a child of nine yeai s of age, attended by another Greek. Prom the.c Greeks, as well as by letters from Zmte, of 30th May, and from ...

... knocked down at 72 guineas. ?? Belshafl-S* Feast, a line gallery picture, by Tintoretto, sold ft lid. Bs. od. •• The Virgin and Child, by Muri- 1 * 1 fil. 10s., bought ia at 200 guineas at the former -* 1 •• Giorgione's Holy Family, attended by St. Catherine* ...

... the last hop. Pho'be Mowbray. Grief does not kill at once. It may pull the stoutest hearted man to the earth, and cojr.j k>l him to grovel there; but he will not die. Pride, rage, love, joy all passions kill SOOP- a\vp grief. It leaves its victims to whither ...

... (From Alexander's Journey from India to England.*') The children are suckled for a couple of years ; and I have seen a child, after taking its fill from the {tipple, smoke a sogar with great relish. The men are tattooed very closely, from the waist ...

... was enceinte. The prisoner, who was in the habit, of coming to see Magdalen Becker, was suspected to be the father of the child; and shortly after 6he herself told the wife of a fanner named Eppil, and her servant, Catherine Dan- tyer, that such was the ...

... been forced ov* f backwards. There were usually 18 girls in the reel' ing room, but one of them, the sister of one of thos* killed, had fortunately just gone into the mill, a ■ thus escaped the fate which awaited her nramrypfrT'* A like fortunate circumstance ...

... happens that the man who (according to the evidence) killed the boy, is committed for manslaughter only, since, if he killed the hoy at all, as the verdict of the inquest says he did, how can the killing be any thing than murder ? Is it supposed that torments ...

... are in the vicinity of pestilence; Doctor MacCulloch should haye given us some recent examples of their inhabitants being killed off by his giant destroyer. We certainly happen to be acquainted with some facts which bear out Dr. MaeCulloch's assertions ...