... from San Franeivee, in the tot of the gold regime, about which go much has been eai.l—many of the statements being entirely fake, and much indeed true. There is no doubt of the existence of imme..se quantities ut giihl over a very large district of country ...

... sad G. H. Grows', Esq. OBSTRUCTING THE CAUSEWAY. —John Mat, linen diaper, Crown-street, was charged under the bye-laws with exposing certain goods for sale so as to project ever the foot-path, on Friday *forenoon. P.C. Baldwin proved the case. (Seat said ...

... is tin matter, bed set appeal by the 'majority hie its sire calculated Mr. WOeoms play et Lard Lard J. Rums& Ms Laid lliey exposing Isis belief dist adage had Ss gives and acted apes bay, ar, a better state at Weep aresid base is Lange, a M oast wind sal ...

... they asked the Board to e—L B. T. . gester in St. School., to the Amadeu of head water thereof, ox the hander of Mr. S. G. Fake to School, Cal the male of Wary Wel by the Timed, provided he • certificate at the wroaehlei inostbn. 2. Kr. Jeaa G. Elliott ...

... House of Correction for two months each. An old men was charged by Feather with exposing his alluded arm for them:poste of extorting alms. He has been at three or four past fake, and gets drunk regnarly ;an that he must make a good riving. When taken, a young ...

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... visitors will do well to consult Mr. Mitchell, and, where be will sod supply spectacles or eye preserver to preser.• or restore faking Mid. See wotke 429 p COntiec or Act —The workpeople of Mr. Dmid • West Pond' Dyework., eat down an excelled repast on Wet ...

... asked for, and no doubt would have hese premed, it they had not bra relieved front these by ace They were now freed from the exposes that they s igh t have been pet to in , constructing these linos se of would, he believed, ' have been of an amino or pelt ...

... Professes Holloway. Temple London by ad Dealers In the following prices :—le 114., laid., id, Ila. fie. awl Mrs is a easily faking lager saran fur gulches of patterss tub rot. THE HALIIPAIL WARBLE, NOVEMBER 14 1868. RAILWAY TIME TABLES FOR OCTOBER. t WEAKNESS ...

... rcovering! llad tin policeman', curiosity not tell hint to desire to ace the unfortunate finial. , do would, no 410014, in her exposed state, hate I.e-en slat - evd to death, if she had not expind from loss of More than one-half of the patients at poient in ...

... of Lord J. Manners's bridge tress amendment in the factory Inll. Sir moved a resolution, that it is unjust and impolitic to expose the free-grown sugar of the British colonies and pomeauons abroad to unrestricted competition with the sugar of foreign slave ...

... sianweed together, will erase. They that a v:oltist none ev•tts a force of about twenty pounds ow every. square foot of tale exposed to its direct actioe, and taking the side surfeee of the tube at about 11400 square Oat, the greatest strain caused would ...