... :let at valgralley. The oflicers stated, that as they we're goini tiesr roiinds they found the prisoner, 'who was big with child, sittingI ,li the Stapls of a gentleomn's doon hi Icter Squale, Queen Squ;tre, sqrrounrdil by a ]Fitge crowrl of pcrsons; ...

... suddenly gave way, and an the rockstone tell upon the six men above named, by the first five of whom were instantaneously killed, ,In amld the other, Rowland Morris, survived a few mini 0DS *tes onlly, during- which time 1)e was heard to call out once ...

... their sagacity, and al. though they once fell backwards into a ditch, they extri. cated themselves so qckly that they soon killed the poor hare, after one of the finest runs ever witnessed. We have only to add that this fact may be implicitly relied on ...

... saying-- Would they were basilisks to strike thee dead,' ills reply• I would they were that I might die at once; • .Bat now they kill Inc with a living death.' Was given aside, in a low tone, and walking away from the object of his passion. In the line. , 4 ...

... He sometimes amused himself in givik this child a lesson in drawing from the surrounding mountain scenery, with the most laughably whimsical figures and objects interspersed. His predeliction for this child is extraordinary; she had nothing interesting ...

... tlat nootwithsta6midhig every 'meanis being il d titsev svhich mcdical skil and( parental affiction could thei devise, the child liigered nuder ..Uie rnost,.excruciat- ing painl till early on 3Motolay morning, when death infl Pitt an cund to all its earthly_ ...

... toits hole. On putting in his arm to pull it out, he of foend a womatn's- apron with the skeleton of a young or child wrapped up in it. , Tle child must have been ty previously deposited elsewhere, frirn whence a fear ter of detection has probably caused a ...

... land, Bal- b e 1yiboi'iglh-tbridlge, wvas blown tidiwn,'aind az'boy, about C 12 years of se, 'ot the name of Plunke5 was 'killed v by 'the'acciderri. Souni' of the wifdow of the ne'v b . heatrt Royaltwere broken, and an inmense num- h rber of'the windows ...

... Gargqieston, in the act of renl oving one S. Clew C. Patti of the posts-which hold up the roof, part of it- gave 3. p was way and killed him instantly. The'boy tliat'was G.'Toarr . hilding. his lamsi gawe the alarm, but it as 'of no S. Else, -- - . ~~~shopkeepoi ...

... unmnarried woman, who had a child-about ten months ol out at nurse, and to whom she paid 4s. 6d. per week, called to see the child on Sunday last. Thle day being fine, she per- Suaded the nurse to go to church, while she took the child out to walk. She returned ...

... unmarried woman, who had a child about ten niOntlis old out at nurse, and to whom she paid 4s. 6d. per week, called to see the child- on Sunday se'nnight. The day being fine, she persuaded the nurse to go to church, while she took the child out to walk. She returned ...

... with old., Thus I am become a stranger to the world which.l. have long known. - As age increases, sleep decreases; when a child enters uponl life, it can sleep twenty-two out of the twenty-four hours. Its , sleep will diminish about three hours upon the ...