... and his credit so injured, that he had been obliged to reduce the number of his work. men. 'f he first witness called was a maid servant, who gave in evidence that she bad beard the d. render at dinner (a marriage dinner) say, that Mackenzie had nopt payment ...

... Palace. The second morning the King was out at half after five. .1 went to Colonel Digby’s and Colonel Gwynn’s lodgings. The maid-servant was cleaning the door steps. The girlthrevv down her mop, and ran away to the bell. The King stopped her, and desired ...

... fell into the same mistake as the maid, and placing him a chsic at the breakfast table, observed Mr. Horrocks would tie down immediately.— Before the celliv (not radical) was well poured out, the host entered the parlour, and haring not only a personal ...

... confederacy, was in the charge of Air Adkins, the Governor the from itial place confinement, and taken into the Lord Mayor*s parlour, whence wa- afterwards conducter tin stair-, and there remained in the custody of proper nffieers until wa.tted. Monum-nt ...

... the weather; great harnc* l ”. arise to the grain crops, and this is not the regit* fruit blossoms, so that we may heap the parlour fc c and wait with patience for better weather. Presbytery of Ihterness —Rev. MrCami^ 1 Dnres'. Presbytery Lewes— Mr Hugh ...

... inquest. Feere is no doubt entertained that the shepherd knows the three savages who murdered his wife, and that they are known maid servant, who WAS in the house at the time; the dread of ' being murdered prevents them from even communicating their suspicions—but ...

... himself, fime, in idleness, continued turning the pebbles with his in the channeL Mary Cunningham, who was out with one the maids, haiqvened, in returning home, see him, and-covered his eyes suddenly with her hands—“ It’s you, Mary, cried he instinctively ...

... Then sound that pibroch, the shrillest and Which Woke in Arroyos the French from their rest. Then loud be your shunt, as rn Maids it rose O’er the clash of your claymores, your bayonets close. Though calm of demeanour, our spirits can glow. At the smile ...

... hastened, therefore, to the spot, to investigate the circumstances of this astonishing cure. found the late invalid Seated the parlour, surrounded by her friends : she arose, ahe knelt, she resumed her seat, she detailed the history her sufferings and her cure ...

... 3. The Two DWELLING-IFOUBES 5,V) The above mentioned Property newly built; the Hotel contains one large Dining-Room,- 3ve Parlours, 18 Bed Rooms, with every other convthicney, and from its r.itnntion nod appearance has had continued run of business, and ...

... fatigue occasioned by so much dancing, she rose on Saturday morning at her accustomed hour, but, on entering the breakfast parlour, was observed to be much dejected, and looked pale and ill. course those symptoms could not escape the ever-anxious solicitude ...

... ch was small, and afforded but little accommodation, and thit was pretty fully occupied the chi'dren of Thomas Thurtell, a maid servant and boy, besides Pri b-rt and his wife. would seem that Weare had l>een invited, or had made an engagement with John ...