... his servant, who discovered his master a state, which, from considerations unnecessary to be explained, forbear describe. A razor was found near the hotly. To any Cause for the rash and deeply-lamented act would worse than idle, alter the Coro- ■•er's Jury ...

... chapels, with a num'/er of cellars, cisterns, and wells, were discovered. The streets, which wereregularly paved, and quite straight, were only from to 20 feet in width : the pavement, where the 3tones were uneven, was cemented with river pebbles, or gravel ...

... hatchet, knife, razor, and various cutting and piercing instruments, that Curved line is much better than a straight one for almost every purpose. As a spade must go straight forward, it certain the curve will be better than the straight line. hatchet ...

... said was Indeed very ill.—o Sunday morning, he was seized with such horror, in attempting to shave himself, that he threw the razor from him, He afterwards went to bed, and about five o'clock got tip and ran out, when current of air meeting him returned, ...

... people are cut and mangled is astonishing. Somehave their heads split down to the neck and shoulder. They use straight double-edged swords sharp razors. Bombay, April 10. —We reached Beni 800 Hassan, about miles from Beni 800 Ali, on the Ist of March, and moved ...

... now standing in the Woods and Hedge Rows, at Norton and Builaport, in the county Salop. The Trees are very tall, remarkably straight and clear, and unusually large girth.— Ihe greater part them are fit for ship boat building. Norton is distant only miles ...

... hearty as a buck, nimble as a doe, hungry as a fox-hunter, ready for bed at ten o’clock, sleep like top, bed-clothes quite straight at waking in the morning.—Nothing in the world to do, quite low-spirited, tired lounging, tired of riding, tired of reading ...

... Regent's Inlet—leaving that, which seemed to turn to the South West, on his left hand, he proceeded, beset with ice and dangers, straight forward, as it were in a North Westerly direction. This Inlet promised well at the time, but the body Lancaster Sound was ...

... got out of bed and larly the comuiercial and shipping interest, to an ad- snatched from the tabie what he supposed to be a razor, vertisement in our paper, relating to the important but fortunately it was nothing but the end of a fan; with undertaking ...

... indeed, very much more so, we learn, than usually happens. It was the body of, perhaps, a young female. The hands were placed straight upon the thighs, and not, as most frequently happens, across the bosom. The hair upon the head was perfect, of a brownish ...

... neighbouring people. The American Rare. —.Mostly tan coloiT, nr cinnamon hrovvn, .sometimes like rnst itun, t..ioishcd vviih straight, coarse, black l air; with wide, though not a flat face, and strongly tnatked features. Comprises ail tlie Americans, except ...

... celerity and perfection hitherto unknown Razors. Mr. Bernador, the best razor maker I ever knew, told me it was very detrimental to a razor to dip it in hot water: and he recommended me, in cold weather, to place my razor in the bed from which I had just risen ...