... distance from his own door, ir I co:wersing with some friqnds, a gun or pistol was d fired through the window of his back parlour, al vand three slugs w'ere aituallv found in the room, ir 1 the wall of which bore evident marksof the shnt. D ilHis wife ...

... successes of the French, and of the fi ght of the e Qneen of P, teslit and family. L' On Saturday night la-t-S an :tempIt ivis maide to destroy, by flue, die premises if Mr 1iasterman, niji ?? Banker, in White H-art coutrt, Lombard Asreet. A. L t bout midnight ...

... Niajor I urner; she again repeatedly came upon hik premnises, at Buckingisam, whil! he was there present, looking into his parlour windows, and using offensive amid ptovokisn lan- guage-that Major T urner, in or.!er iO avoi her, I retired into an upper ...

... thle Prinice Regent visited. Momo- ii aS,- sietir, and reimaiiied two hours wvith Thim. They hiave flor timef they preceit maide this hamzardous expel-iineilt solely onl their private A-account. the British Mimilatry athiering to, atid acting oii, Cthe ...

... besidcs severl It v lim ideii dies, anl a lattle. The house itself was vey I ° ge it cl ?? FUi ,liShitd; the sliutters of the parlour w inidowe , i wvere always kept closed, alid a bill on the otisicie oat ,Ir then), with utifiriislieil loci g;I1S to let. ...

... ?? itisle hnild of C 'om well, Chiarles is sca rclvy eititled to the honoiirs of fiii setmosichy nod ?? notsecin to haive maide rcoy peromlsulation Oif ois' llighlald district Tie' Scottish Queen left Stirling cii t li the 18Th of Ategust (old style) ...

... that her servant-maid was coming into the room to murder her. She rose in the bed with the horror of the dream in her face; and sitting up thus nmpa1led, encountered, in the opening door, the sight of the waless horrified face of the maid-servant, coming ...

... the Thursday evening the daughters of Mrs Kinder and'the man-servant were from home on business. Soon after 6 o'clock,. the maid-servant went to milk the cows, and shortly aftemriards -returned to the hhnoaufor The dairy key, but did not then see her mistress ...

... sentiments naturally settling down, as usual, with an easy adaptation to the dear-lady's. view of ma tters; so I descended to the parlour, with a very clear no- tion that my wife's favour for these 1 fifteen Germnee gentle- men would soon result in my having ...

... theiro amosc- mnsist, eocd haciog hi, the sosain the seoce acesommoclatieons. The. - ,cpeoinibility of the mstort, is thus maide faer morec personael anod ln- iudiooilsr. These 40 boys are lois especial charge. H~e is I answerable, not for the whole in ...

... Od; day-la- b3 -bourers, 3s to Os ; ralaylborrs 'st s ; needlewonen th F'(with board) Is to.2;desmkri 3d to 2s ; servant mn maid's (per monthl), o2s evn boys (per months), bu r12s 6d to 25s ; servan me,3ct'0 Tos-osmto Times. WI WAG-EK IN MELBRo5~NE.-The ...

... the in want of letter boxes at house doors, obliging him to ring m. door bells, wait till the house-maid has arranged her curls, or, lighted the parlour fire, or given the baby its breakfast, and er, appear to take delivery of the letters. ip- If we were ...