... instructions on a question which had no business to be brought forward. The Cri.tren AN said after all the proceeding appeared to ho quite regular. Au adjourned meeting could take cognisance of all things that could be done at a general aseetng • but a special ...

... by Franks. A PAIN FIIL POOMON.—An unmarried lady, a perfect specimen of an old maid, being on a visit to a friend who lived in a large manufacturing town, went one Sunday to church alone, and was shown into a ...

... at a dinner at the New Crown, Pcnrith, where a number of his former pupils met, E. W. Hawn, Esq., of Daletuain, in the chair, when the secretary's accounts were audited, and a piece of plate presented to each son and daughter,—a teapot to one, ...

... office, he had untiled a portion of the roof to get in a few days . previously, and had taken a load of timber away. From the evidence of a beer-shop keeper named Milner, it appeared that all the prisoners were dealing with timber, a portion ...

... generally, that they have, for the convenience of their country friends, opened out a N E W SHOW ROOM. in the premises adjoining Mr. Brunskill, eeedsman, ANGEL LANs, where a choice selection of Grates, Hot Air Ovens, L. Boilers, Round and Square Boilers, ...

... riding near Westchester in September last, and saw a board nailed up on a post in the yard of a farmhouse, with the sign on it, 'This farm for saiL ' Always ready for a little pleasantry, seeing a woman in checked sun-bonnet picking chips ...

... PoIde i At a de dM B life& is at a sr:lake sesitmod. NAMttIiESTNE, this wee ally s attys. dance oar misalmi, Nisi& whist term at a re • ;lei ion of &Ur Is per wed hedge hilba, without lending to-more Uwe a SOW Wilsen Soar with 4 el le l a ...

... winner the Derby, a Rommaist, and a loh a been running round town to the Abet that wien at Rome last year be told the Pope he was certain the sueees of his bane, that the Holy Father got on at a long price, and has won a heavy stake. Rn ...

... Thames Police Court, on Thursda, Chats. Jones, a negro seaman, was charged with f e loniously shooting George Morrill, a stoker. In defence, the prisoner, who spoke with an American accent, said he was coming out of a public-house when he met the prosecutor ...

... serecluded offering a prayer, and whilst in a kneeliag posters, fell aside dead. He has left a wife and mums= deadly to dl a rifis his lose. Accident on a way.—A few mornings ago, at Rudy, Mr. Rayner of the ...

... Corry. a party to a deed of conveyance, when the trustees of Lord Cremorne purchased the estates out of which she claims dowry. The defence is that she was only a housemaid at Rockcorry, where Mr. Corry had a mistress. Mrs. Campbell, by whom he bad ...

... beautiful gift A belt of draw and ivy bade, With coral clasps and amber studs was considered a at odering from • M& swain to kis inamorata; but, now-a-days, we choose seers valuable and durable presents;—we give a bfacelet, or a ...