... sisters of the names of Ann, Mary Anii, and Betty, the daughters of Isaac Lowre, of Healey, were summoned by Mr. William Hastings, occu- pier of a cotton mill, Oldhsam Road, Rochdale, to show cause why they refused to fulfil a contract. The defen- dants did ...

... she missed the entrance of the bar- boor, and drove behind the east pier, where she Is likely to be- come a wreck. The master. in attempting to save his wife, was crushed between the pier and the vessel, and he and his wife both fell into the water, and ...

... Roman Catholic Chapel, in Seel-street; after which, having taken refreshments with Mr. Siater, they walked upon some of the piers, and went after- t ward's to dine with Mr. Roscoe at Allerton, except- ing the Archduke Louis who was prevented by a slight ...

... ofsuceh an snuniinary mconhawreg ithis i0(inoen t Ceto ins lti ?? isls' are ?? of a~s ttrtck itibi ikar of ijpplo~roiI s e-hast'i(eoeat, Vet d/nilfuu to think It vivtosi hi)r sm(ie' iylmicnlts. to prolpoise ceandiiiois to th(it r(rgiOiia.,r. ausa/it' ...

... property ? Was there any friend ly shelter of; near; was there any asylum in the hour of distress? oft No; there was not a pier within which he Inight Re iD repose. In a word,thefe was not, what all seafat- L lug people crV out for, an Asylum Port at ...

... Pernanmburoat ienoa. llibernia,.fhorn Nlrwfoitudland for.thim irt at Waterford. Charloite, from 1yodtridge, ran against tle pier and is. very leaky.nrth~pc~adjvr Eli abe h; Bushell; Fletcher; Nelson RWod, pall; and Rival, Toft, hence at Od.essa. Jady.Dighy ...

... subdued demeanour of this offspring of shame, timidly watching to obtain a glinipse of her who had borne it, at aln age when hap- pier Children are never without those greatest of cenjoy- ments, the caresses of a mother. Think of the misery of this poor child ...

... sixteen inches high, found in the Thames in one of the piers of Old London Bridge in 1832. This rare and valuable specimen was found by the men dredging at low water, nearly opposite the first pier ol the north side of New London Bridge. It was knocked ...

... o1fracompe. ;-Ifracmpe i n from Hilsborough-Hartland Pier--and Clovelly, a l North Devon-the Land's End-The Long-ship's G Light-honice of t the Land's End-the entrance to c l Portreagh-and Boscsstle Pier, on the coast of Cornwall. T he v ?? is written by ...

... Sir ia ,I Steranger ('with an eaa*!) No, I tell you. The r Sf-yellnine w ll do the job. hand it over, will yon, and .-make haste. sbl ns 'Bottles. Directly, Sir. firnds andpresents thep'ezkt.) J e ns Thank you, Sir. (rakes Vbe noney and sweepdit into 'I ...

... the sHow of consideration, even if thee considered not, xsitha politic regard to theavoid. ance of the charge of indecent haste, sccing that they legislated for all time. But in a country where legislation ought to partake of the improving sprit of every ...

... by lire heinI sta!4 ireom of the cooedi far the space of twenty minitites, tnt atini. four pinto of strong onion broth-twos piers nrceef nast, all din remainrinrg two during the time of msopenrsitna. 'fie c'ir~tel on htearinrg the verdict, endeavoucedi ...