... stopped beside her. She asked witness how her husband felt when be got whisky, as she would give him a good 511 fu'. She faked when he was going away, and I Raid to-marrow. She said that was a pity, as they had not begun to the harvest yet, and nsebody ...

... only . . . 30s — Finest Cape WINE. . . 16s — Old Pale BRANDY, . 24s per gr.lon. HOLLANDS GIN, &c, &c. THE Advertis r would fake liberty of calling the attention of tho Pwbltfl bis present Stock Of WINKS, comprising some the Vintage 1841, and which feels ...

... shark—thus | both shark anti man hung suspended the rope, j 'ihe master, seeing the imminent danger to which his mate was exposed, sprang overboard, taking hold of rope in one hand, ami grasping the mate by the other. the moment, in the struggle, the shark ...

... present course of life? (Yes, yes, yes.; Then why not have the lodging-house system, the principal cause of all your misery, exposed A Voice—lf they shut up the lodging-houses, where are we to ? If a poor boy gets to the workhouse, he catches a fever, and ...

... but he skulks past all of _them in his _speech . _He _begins and _goes on by assuming the _self-obviously false iind often _exposed _predicate that tlio local _taxation is all paid by _the classes _connected with _the soil of England ; _and tlicii , ...

... there will be to be Ytart from THB FLOUR MILL, L«mm Mr Kobwi I'ratt. particular*, may Abardaco, M>reb, Q VESECT Jkert will exposed for mte, DAT '23d March current. Mcmt*. CaTTO, TllOMtvOS, i T I M B JL •• uf Hino K«-et YRI.LO' &OUO .. RKD 9000 .. OAK will ...

... George Square, whose band# a*e the Title Deeds and Articles of Roup. j / PROPERTY IK BRIDGETON FOR SALE. There will lie exposed for Solo, by Public Roup, within the Hoval Exchange Sale Rooms, Glasgow, Tuesdnv live day of April next, at Two o’clock Afternoon ...

... this course; and the Assembly decided in his favour, that the proposition should read. The President then read the following expose des motifs,” with the foundation of a bill offered M. Larochejacquelin:— Considering, that every nation the feeling of the ...

... not to be? that is the question. Whether 'tis nobler in us to suffer the stings and arrows of this horrid craving, or, by ' faking up' another gill, to end It! and sine his hands on the heed-hand o' his corderoy breeke, he cried— 0, that this too, too ...

... transacted by samplewhere there was no stock in the market at all—and where, con«rqnently, both the merchant and farmer were exposed to great hardships by the present system. He thought, in short, that the whole law of hypothec In regard to farm produce was ...

... individual I)ogberries, Bumables, and Shackells of a l0- raiway-platform, in what a melancholy position are re rd placed, 'Fake this very case of Mr Gay. Against whom 1 he J should the action have been brought? Not against the >m 1 company, whose servants ...

... any other branch of domestic industry. He would expose all these to the fiercest competitiott foreign labour, if foreigners would consent to abolish their tariffs; but agriculture he would nut so expose, uules, in addition to reciprucity, lie also gut ...