... able to saytleiser A not ono ibtowe.— So syseenstie Is the Old Lady et is ell her arrangements, Abe the fire in selelwated parlour iss regsterly every day. A Homo* : La Owe D fessleraer olue why • thshessedm : AU/ so Yea alowswi Dire awe Is as dgeos ...

... house ;•'T ° emything at the door—Hawkers, beware ! Its wii:s dreadfully annoyed shortly after by aloud knocking ai his parlour window, from which be saw two fellows with alothetlines, mats, and pegs, to sell. Throwing up the sash in a pretty considerably ...

... and he mid he had picked them up. Asked him what husinena he had to pick them up at all. S.,w the hat on the drawer in the parlour about tin hour before. Sent for P. C. Willson anal gnve him the hut and I nightgown. —P. C. Willem deposed to taking the pr ...

... him to what was the cause, and on lookine into the trough be perceived a large silver spoon. Just at this crisis a servant maid mine out. and began to curse the pies for cry!rigout so. Well they may. said his lordship. when they have got but one silver ...

... Receipt for inakinT pantaloons last make and coot first. To mako them lasting —buy that kind of material. -••-• - • • •• cmok•maids are not the moot know of one who ma ntnias that ox. alio acid is the proper thing for pickling hoof. When - aent a port.. note ...

... out of thererting wall rem the front parlour to idebough she was heavily laden with shot and shell, to the Bank periodically every sheet turned out froin the had never heard before, found mean to get of the back parlour, and bung alight picture over the ...

... the , Wife. The Ithiteliter. The love Clime, Worn n's m ogistrates of Fast Derehara. The Bench connelered , Wit, The Maid of !eariender.a, Love,' Old the evidence conclusive against Newell, and committed I Heide John of •• Floe Rath of Arrieme ...

... gave him no knowledge that the gun he saw in the parlour was loaded. Mr. bad children who went into the parlour. and he (rite learned courisel) ventured to ask If any of the jury bed gone that parlour and had seen that gun lying by the side of the cr ...

... to The pleintiff, who i• • teller at Noro:ch. to recover . Mr. !vulgate for the injury done to by his protracted widows and (maid for April as feet as their anima are from the defendant, Mr. W. F. Weellea, £826. imprisonment at New Yerk. received. a prorainsory ...

... on the brick wall, and had succeeded in removing • sufficient quantity of the materials to see the jewellery which was lying maid*, but still beyond their meek. It is suppo•ed that they were disturbed b 7 the movement of Mr. Webber immediately above their ...

... and an d mea t. made me drink it , and told was magnesia, and A negro regiment paraded through New York after I drank it he maid it was a *c. I taen went up y es t er d ay. Guerillas have captured 100 negroes on a contrastairs to Mrs. Hutchins. I said ...

... plaintiff did fraudulently obtain the said cheque from the testator. The plaintiffs story as to the cheque was as follows : He maid he had resided ever since 1831 on the adjoining farm to of his father-in-law, and it appeared for moms thee previous to death ...