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... stnc iti form ation ai vill lead ti the apprehent- . ?? o of the Mlttrer of said Child, or ?? ' r tit %lam so untaturally exposed. 'The Re- L, Neltaid by t Ie Procurator Fibsal. \CL, CHAVtI'ERS,l ?? I ili Jutc, Isuu. J ts. RE, S()ID, BY PBLT.IC HOULI, ...
... occnsiohed by this' dreadful I6i tempest, that several fanmilies in the town amid neigh- Pc bourhood, particularly in situations exposed to its ta fury, lid not retire to rest thiring the' nimilt. It would anl be impossible to partieularise every accideni occasion- ...
... for a continuauce of to .blis tanour, more sepecially as they are determin- to keep nofthing but a superlor article, and to ?fa/ke the >^`Pruy SLouues th' fat ir proportk'fo o/f te -Qui'rrtcrn Loa-,. fL ' Ow bake a great variety of BRISCU ITS, all fromn ...
... of small chisel; but it proved so ineffective, that it was with the utmost difficulty I was able to cut the branch of elder, fake out the pith, and shape it as I requh-ed. At last, after many attempts, and several months’ labour, I had the happiness to ...
... character ; and, whatever the sentiments of the ministry may be on the English alliance, we believe it to be too enlightened to expose the head of our new dynasty to an ovation more annoying to him than the clamours of his moat implacable enemies. It was reported ...
... they wish to offset a reduction of wegamlor this is we have for the lest itmcicepturbe oes-tinses the exam • ; and would be exposed to the two of the greatest evils that can affect nation. Row much? Just L 1942, and some odd shillings. ° Wonderfo I exclaimed ...
... redes. sal have already observed, generally lay long tire to his health, rarely rode on horseback, -hunting, and in general exposed himself to issible, still he could upon occasions, in spite more than even the younger of his attendnter. In great manteuvres ...
... BISHOP OF EXETER'S CHARGE. (From Ike John _Bull.) A report, but evidently, upon the fake of it, a hasty and' iaeorrect one, of the Bishop of Exeter's Charge at the triennial visitation of the diocese, has been published. Doubtless, his Lordship will consider ...
... addressed 68, Herald Office. r 1; - __ _ _ -_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ' ?? id EXTENSIVE SALE OF TABLE LINEN, &c. There wvill be exposed to Sale, by Public Roup, in Dunfermline, on Wednesday the 15th October current, at 11 o'clock AM.., VrERY EXTENSIVE STOCK ...
... residences, or else simple missions. They venture to show themselves less openly in England than in other countries. The colleges fake here the names, not of the towns, but of saints, such as St. Ignatius, St. Thomas of Canterbury, &e. &c. Their principal e ...
... Sorley has done ' through the press; and warn their brethren of the perils to which, by such a course of proceeding, they are exposing themselves and their cause. In illustration of our remarks we might quote from every page of Mr. Sorley's pamphlet. But we ...
... ArYTOuni , Balgreg, u Fifeshire,' the writer, after strongly pressing upon the Norn i i British Company the expediency of faking up the Edinburgh and ( Perth Line by Queenslerry, as likely to be, in connexion with the a North British, one of the beat-paying ...