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... the fall bring mankind asked the tcacher. With a most rueful expression of countenance, the urchin brawled out— Varmount!—American Paper. DOUBT FULBENEVOLENCE.—The influx of Bavarian broomdrs, 1, buy a broom, into England this year has been greater than ...
... little capital I was glcUi 'o make commercially the means of supporting my family. I got but ...
... Sunderland accept the Chiltera Hundreds'!—Because it has been his practice not to take anything less than thousands. The American papers mention that several stone ham- mers, wedges, and other mining tools, which had evidently been used by some extinct ...
... and that the Scotch Iron- masters should, in this state of affairs, find it neces- sary, on receiving intelligence of the American tariff on iron, to make some reduction of wages, is what we can well understand. The case was, that either the export of ...
... FROST PICTURES. By EDITII MAY, AN AMERICAN. When, like a sullen exile driven forth. Southward, December drags his icy cha u, He graves f.tir pictures of his native North Oil the crisp window-pane. So some pale captive blurs with lips unshorn The latticed ...
... reports in Balaklava as in London, of engagements on our lines, or at the front. Alluded to the scandalous falsehoods of American writers, Shaffuer and Davega-stating that in America (as he had seen during a tour there in 1848), there was a strong, jea- ...
... of the balance due.— Greenock Herald. THE AMERICAN DISPUTE.—Among other papers laid before Parliament on Friday night, was the latest and long-expected despatch from Lord Clarendon to Mr. Dallas, the American Minister, on the recruiting question. 'J he ...
... attendance was small. Prices as follows :English wheat, 53. 6d. to 6s. per bushel; French wheat, 54s. to 60s.; white American, 49a., red American, 47s.; barley, grinding, 29s. to 31s.; oats, black, 21s. 6d.; oats, white, 24s.; Indian corn, 34s.; flour, fine ...
... willfofov4ate!ch>fe neceebity hithwfo sup^dsed' to exist ofnpaaJtieB coming iatJ coui^t with clean hands.— Qttissn ■■yr.y' In an American Court of Special 'S'essldns, re- cently, a w^s-,arraigned fohslteali'Big ,denri- john, contaic^ijig, giaUious.Wlwhisky. ...
... lying in the West Bute Dock, was robbed of £3 10s., by a girl in 37, Frederica-street, on Wednesday night. AMERICAN MUSIC. —Ethiopean Minstrels have ever been welcomed by all classes of the English, not only on account of their light and joyous themes ...
... cy to the Infirmary must send in their applications and testimonials on or before the 6th of June. THE AMERICAN HARMONISTS.—These talented American delineators of Negro lie gave during the past week three concerts at the Cardiff Arms Assembly Rooms. The ...
... the offal. Pigs, per score, 10s. 6d. to lis. THE AFRICAN MINSTRELS.—During the past week there has been performing at the Theatre a most efficient and accomplished company of African minstrels indeed we can justly say they are the best company that have ...