... t Mr. Sterling, Mrs Dobbs arid Mise Clandwiek. rendered valuable wryness. Fortune SAM also conducted in one of the mare I piers. An item not on the at all proved very amusing and created peals' of laughter. * We allude to the various exhibitions animming ...

... forgotten, though already undeniable circulustances—first, that the country to which it is proposed to apply them with a dome of haste and urgency only befitting a ease of life and death, is a among which of late yearn and fur a I am period, has improved in ...

... a cart auyoked is Niusty-sight-Miest, as 10 calms au obstruction. ricked Id and costs. Sergeant Slinddall summoned Patrick Haste, for ►sting left his airs in tfrleaty-street. Ile waroed the defendant bet ore auidust tie routine, which ous Defendant said ...

... same night which Morris was murdered, and his life was with difficulty saved by the police, who entre to his relief in peat haste, and captured sonic of the assailants. Ile at that time received a savage beating, for which two men, if we recollect rightly ...

... Tuesday there was a severe gale on the Irish and English coasts of the Irish Channel. The tide at Kingstown washed over the pier, and a cottage was blown down. At Dublin h Liffey boded Eden. quay to the depth of about a font. At Belfast the steamer Alexamir ...

... entered a protest her taking the vows on the groan., 'hat he 'null he ' , lbis for •1 Its else • ii.eur In Isl.. he went Hastings demon led interview whit his which, how ems. wag &elm. d on her part. whereupon the present poireeding had mei , . In the ...

... hre, a welldrew d man threat butmel: from the bridge into be. Thames. There were three or lone steam rs at the time at the pier %Must to embark and disembark their passengers, and one, the tonight, was tnotion, *low the passengers saw the ma eprin7, from ...

... bushels of wheat under each arm atone time, and he has brought wreckage off the beach which bad foiled three men. When in great haste to have his farmwork done, horses being much engaged, I have seen him harnessed to one of his harrows and cultivating the land ...

... alarming character. If the question be turned into narrative, it amounted to this, that a Queen's Messenger, travelling iu fiery haste from Berlin to London, in the same compartment with a Prussian facer, unfortunately fell salsep. We know that Qoaen's Messeugera ...

... their pay q sietly. •nd of ; • it•tiuo it is • herr( at.. atr ye • *tee ; a notion not Oa. but a a quid. i. g.+i.ws, and pier•mg gumrmors INN N.IW $1.4 41110. hat a piereilig spirit smite to to 1414 1.44611134 414 of stay p the i 1111,1.. I It r1•II- ...

... Connaught should moor alongside the western face of the Carlisle Pier, and great exertions were made to prevent over-crowding or annoyance. Barriers were erected at either end of the pier, and a cordon of police was organised to prevent the intrusion of ...

... the bursa h.qr leaped trout the Imp the to.untsin streight down, iu three len the knit the valley. and tarried his nder haste to Itunsinaer The toonlend is called Augh-anbotab, rt. Antony. It i.e,. right it lost; nnl hrbitinlieds pars lint • blinks ...