... the life of fellow-creature, much time might have Uen saved, and the valuable life Mr. Money bin.self would not have been exposed such hazard ns it was. The ice which strong enough to allow of a number of persons to stand lookers-on, is sufficiently strong ...

... necessity of renewed legislation on the subject of Juvenile Delinquency. In the course of his remarks, the Chairman, Pir T. Faking* ton, observed Great exertions had been made in almost overy civilized nation of the world in this cause with the one dark ...

... Tares, on light lands that are much’ exposed, are very backward, and in many places have lost plant.—Hay and Straw have advanced price towards the end the month, and will probably do further, until a change of weather fakes place favourable to spring vegetation ...

... Hetentlon Worms all Constipation of the Kta Weakness, from Otnuiamptioa cau«. »Sd , .tth. SST^SS'a • is TOnikUnabie saving by faking the larger INSTANTANEOUS CUBE FOR THE TOOTHACHE! 1 •kTERVINE A few Drop* applied to the Tooth on Wool or Lint, alord Imniidiate ...

... known fail curing after a few hours application. [| is also excellent remedy for whitlows, so common country people, who are exposed to the cold j and it gives immediate ease in the cramp, tooth-ache, &c. Prepared by W. Dredge, at Wishford, near Salisbury ...

... controversy, and has yielded me the field. lam not alt surprised at this, for I think there never was a person who has so exposed himself as he has, for want of common sense, or ignorance of the subject which he has taken «p. In a former letter I laid ...

... This may argue, it is true, the independence of Col. North, but it certainly exhibits the inconsistency of Mr. Henley. I was exposed,'’ Lord Norreys declared on the hustings at Abingdon, “to no inconsiderable degree - of obloquy and misrepresentation among ...

... his conclusion, and act on deliberate conviction. In fact, tire Government were bound lo take some step, if they wished to fake care of the Protestant establishment in Ireland; for surely man would say that the contending parlies should allowed lo fight ...

... of those who are hardly rnmoeed from boyhood should exposed to the eiew of harshlyjndginf world. But cannot lament each attache that of the Timet the Univermity: foe two things only hare been exposed it—the profound logic of that leading journal, and the ...

... Perry, sen. had seen the woman, and that she was nothin but an impostor, and if she did not get out the next morning, he would fake her and the man before a magistrate; and that he Mr. Watson thought she wanted a cook more than a doctor. The woman then appeared ...

... consenta to remain, and to associate with the matt who has thus entrapped her. His real nur])osc is soon made evident by his faking liberties with her “contrary her wish,” but even after this she shows no intention of leaving him. It is further necessary ...

... Exchequer that he could not proceed, Who consented to the postponement. For this concession he complimented Ministers, and for not faking advantage bis ignorance of public concerns. If be had done less, be should have omitted duty; if more, he should have abandoned ...