... naid The Captain, wh~ogot aglioreiabogts o'clock, returned tO the hibp' %Vitb fome,.oulitry peofle,:faved the Officetuan . maid * the Lady was :aoni thofe who peiied. SeY4d hodies were, we un derllatd wafted aflore-at Kitrgborn. Thelt velfel 'sas urrigged ...

... church, on a certain day and hou - lad year, to marry her. The -meffenger did not fee her, but at the parlour-door was open, he reply returned by the maid in a low voice, that required anfwcr. plaintiff was nnnfuited, there was no evidence to prove that ...

... amusement but sending copy to the printer, and reading the proof sheets, which were never published, but burnt in his back parlour! One day last week, as the landlady of a public Louse ill Sheffield, whol~ad been Warried in the morning, was feasting wit'h ...

... ered in the parlour;' the girl vas theen attacked, and dispatched also. A Mr. Elwood,anelderly clergyriifn, who lodg~ed in the upper part 61 the house, hearing the shrieks ofthie maid, ran. down stairs, and, found both mristress' and maid wvtering in ...

... 'howiever, shse' 'soutd reach lthe parlour, she had tolu pass diroagh. the sihop, ilue kitchen, and a long passage: alld the rapidity of ber flight made her ldoaths: burn still mnore firrcel.' The ?? tollowed her into the parlour, but, being unalWe, froim ,terror ...

... children, who a]- p ways slept with her. The prisoner was a Iod. geri and slept in the batk parlour, and every c room was occupied by lodgers, excepting the front parlour, where the miaster and mistress ti slept. Aboultbne o'clock in the.morning wit- d nesi ...

... recentlv gorged a good-sized t Lkitten, atil a full grown rat, vhliich vwere found ell- V rtire in the stomach ofthe fila, by the maid servant, fi .as she was cleanring it. 'Ihelkitten had, no doubt, i tb en recently thrown n into the ponid, and the rat, ]itis ...

... several times, and taken him by the colflar, and kicked him upon the day stated, for not bringing the prlates waflrm into the parlour, wen heought to p hiqve done so; and for having left the middle door open at a time when he, Mr.o 'helwall,was so ill, a that ...

... a message, that 34r. 13-, of Brompton, would be glasi to speak with them; and he always is sure to make his way into the parlour us soon as the servant ; %%hen he pro- duces a long paper, with a list of names, who, he says, have honoured him with hal ...

... great drawvintg res1`1, -From 10 to IlI o'clock the drawing rooms were Much covwded, whenq thle dtncinl begani in the long.- parlour, t the .tool i:aving beein tastefullyl chalked in various Oevices, with. the Lord Myor's armsini the centre. .About thip tinre ...

... honisns in: the nleigh- honrliaad, tn seek for suipicious persons, but fouvnd inone: he then returnied anid-examinbed rhe parlour-door', but no violened aippeaired. .Ee looled at the desk-, was not present whiets the c~o~tents nvete tid~ett out', the ...

... thnai, if the sultject were s properhy represented to ;hh im by otir Inster at tile Court Ij gI'ortmmgal, exertionls svvui~e maide snleto put nsenid to it. The eonuuecti!2i bervzeen this is C'ntry lud Purmeguil at2 1 e ui e ?? bic liie hsmmd ahsaxw vl~itikg ...