... causing the death of a workman named Henry Luekock.— Charles Nicholson, the engine driver, admitted that the gearing was exposed and that the deceased was attending to his buduese, viz., mortar making. He bad no business going near the cogwhtel.- Mr Lewis ...

... without any fear of liaim, provided it is lemoved en tite return of mild iv. a. her. Plants exposed to very low temperatures re.-d not oi ne.c»sity be exposed to light indeed, we hnve lincw.i pits full of gerariuuis io be buried under heaps of 1.t.lH ...

... scarcely inferior ;, to the immediate sufferers in the field. The _ trade, the arts, the intercourse of all Europe would be exposed to instant peril. Every country must put its forces on the war establishment, e must increase its burthens, and must turn ...

... at p.m. FridayOct. 26at 3 P.M. FROM ABERDEEN. FROM HULL. FridayOct. 26at 1 p.m. Wednesday..Oct. 31..at 8 p.m. Fakes— Aberdeen and Newcastle. Aberdeen and Hull. First Cabin, 10s; Second do. 5s First Cabin, 15s. Return Tickets, Fare and Half ...

... A NEW HAND AT CONVICT GANG-WORK. The morning was raw and cold, and the place we worked on exposed to the cold sea-breeze. I was placed with a who were levelling a piece of ground L and my part of the work was to wheel the barrows full of clay from one ...

... newppers in order to ex:pose such -frauds as a warnig to others. In two cases acertain agent obbtaied over 701. fromthe parentsof lads wvho warersbrought out, end then this agent said he hadi been deecived, and left the lads to their fake, and had not since ...

... arnts, stranded on theevening of Sundey, 11th MAy la, upon te a ree, aome 25 miles to the sas. wad of Suvs, EJL ,The red is exposed to the full force of the south-ot trade winds, which, at the time~of 'the wrckwerablo'aing with peat force, as to the long ...

... without raising his voice against it. Mr.Buckland, in seconding the motion, spoke of the injustice of re- quiring people to expose their private affairs. As to the allegation that the disclosures made were kept secret, he spoke to an instance where a shopkeeper ...

... been drawing the long bowei otbeis. Itis a pitythattheauthors of the e fake bulletins, ?? are calculated to ?? fact so much injury on the general public, cannot be found out and exposed. The ?? of the prilory uo Ibt hare m wholesome effect upon retailers ...

... Marlborough-strest maistralto. The offence was alleged tC have been eommilted aS Mrs. Brereton was walking along Bond-street. FAKiNG DIAMrONDS -A LIBEL CASE.-In the Queen's Bench Division Mr. Harry Carpenter, of Porte. down-road, Maids Vale, sought to r ...

... fellovw s. Miany of the faker .s dodges have been exposed, yet prohatly many still rclnain te he cliscoxered. 7or the field is a vwide one. Now most peonle haxve long since made uo thoer mind'-. that faking is harmful to the fancy, and that everything that ...

... was put up one night and time piece played the next, properties were often minus at the last moment, and stage furniture faked up to look as near the required article as possible. On the Hamilet night, just before the overture was rung in, the horrible ...