... cm& u.a’a?.:h';‘:' :M:‘!.:lnmgv. It! ‘,‘n,\'s of last :~I(‘~Lnblx;n—l'lt)ll'rl:g ] e issning of ao, e it was agreed | heavy v R d the first three 5 till the evide new writ should b | v rain continued to fi Ye of this, a - ace take dbe defe a 3: » fall ...

... &2, Qe A Hunter now, by chance, was nigh, Let a well-aimed bullet fiy— The Kagle, dying, only can Exclaim, ** Oh, cruel tyraot, Man ' * Hush,” &e., &o — Tuit's Magazine for August. WOMEN AND TEA. (Prom the New Orlewns Pagune.) I've just bin a thinkin® ...

... Doneaster to Manchester (a distance of about 50 miles) in three hours and a quarter, by Mr. James Buke, pablican of the latter place. He lad six horses on the road, and one of them losing a shoe walked aliout three miles. —A heavy fall of snow took place ...

... S7thof Rt W B signa'ized by a dscharge of 17 rounds of cinnon - Danicl Aldridge Bibas ol.lr lnsl'lFAldlmril R o a stag hunt, and a a-ru‘:lh‘ !ml:i in lM;:‘on to the Ental A B .n” ...

... evening, Fe'r. 15, a lecture was given by the Rev. Thomas Page, M. A., on Music, with especial referamee to the Sacred department of it. The subject was treated in a popular rather than a scientific manuer, and was illustrated with a great ...

... that of a man residing at Handsworth, who was robbed in a railway carriage while travelling from Edinburgh to Birmingham. He relates that, when the train had passed Carlisle, two men in the same carriage offered to him, and a fourth passenger, a lozenge ...

... former place of abode. Her escape must have been effected in a sowewhat improper manner for a lady, the building being entire'y surrounded with a high brick wall. BITTESWELL. Caurci AccoymopaTioN.—A large and influential meeting of the inhabitants of this ...

... of a school-rwom. llf ihis cannot be obtaine l, the next best thing to be done is to erect a schoo'-room, near the site of ome of the proposed Chat -hes, whih, like the one erecwd by Mr. Sandfor! at Thuriaston, g-Fh answer (he doub.e purpose of a Chur-hunlu ...

... process may be superseded by a raw material, easily procurable in large quantities, and safely and economically worked into a clear, strong, aud durable texture.— Literary Gazetle, A fortunate escape occurred a few day s since to a boy ...

... companion. He sang all the notes of a nightingsle, a thrush, a blackbird, or a sky-lark. He was * every. thing by turns, and nothing long.” His song was perpetual when I was at home. When absent, he sung to his mistress in a kind of ...

... J¥hscellancous. ADPDRESS oF Tur SUpReMACY DECLARATION ComMrrTer.—A manifestation of the sentiments of a vast number of the clergy in regard to the * Gorham case” has been mad+ pablie in the shape of a declara. tion (signed by more than 2000 clergymen of the ...

... W——— DINNER TO JAMES BUTLIN, ESQ. On Thursday, Oct, 30th, a dinner was given at the Eag'e Hotel, to James Butlin, Esq.. by the Members of the Rughy Local Board of Health, as an expression of the high sense entertained by them of the business-like manner ...