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... some children on the last night of the year, - - - 0 From a party of young men belonging to the same place, after game at foot-ball on Old Hansel Monday, £l3 12 9 The late Operation in the Infirmary. are glad to understand, that the sweep, whose fall from ...
... intent to rob. A person tried for misdemeanour need not be acquitted if the offence turns out to be a felony. Coin and bank notes may be described simply as money. After specifying other matters iv which parties may be convicted on indictments, there are ...
... lion of the desert are sparing of their high-strung progeny. You all remember the feeling with which he alludes in one of his notes, to the tradition in reference to bridge at Aberdeen, which was doomed to fall— 1 a wife's ae son, and mare's ac foal. and ...
... presented to Mr Skimpole, who was standing before the fire, telling Richard how fond he used to be, in his schooltime, of football. He was a little bright creature, with a rather large head but a delicate face, and a sweet voice, and there was a perfect ...
... and constantly ipplauded. More Lunatics.—The Chancellor of the Exchequer accnowledges the receipt of the second halves of notes for 600/. 'Rom A. 8., on account of income tax ; also, the sum of LOOOZ. from L. P. Financing versus Fighting.—The diplomatic ...
... and spotlessness to which Mr Armitstead s friends had raised him. daresay he does not know that the great Calvin played at foot-ball on Sunday, and greatly commended exhilarating dance ; and yet theologian suppose even Mr Armitstead would not venture to ...
... intoxicating elephants previous to their furious contests. Where can any scientific investigations into its nature be found -Notes and Queries. A commercial traveller was sleeping hotel in Cardiff when he suddenly felt what he thought was a kiss ; very much ...
... minutes arter they was all bad ever. The manner in which Tom is received at Rugby and shown over the school, the game at foot-ball, exhibiting the characters of the different players, and the Saturday night singing are described to the life. Here is— THE ...
... Gellatley, builder, to Margaret Ness, daughter the late Mr Ness, manufacturer, Park Wynd. |omml. SATURDAY, March 6, 1853. SANDY’S NOTES ON THE WEEK. Oor ain Fireside, March 5. Mr Editur, —So we’re fairly under a Tory Government, an’ yet, queerly eneuch, some ...
... f 1 Dowager iiandini, to be Countess of Newburgh in the peerage of Scotland. in tne J > t rOV M t p KO 1 ( ° t rec e>ved a note from Sir John Ogilvy, ofll, f? IDg the kindly ex P re Mion feeling on the part of the Provost and Magistrates in having the ...
... remarks that no Congress can on those terms take place. NOTE BY THF POPE TO THE ITALIAN CONGRESS. Marseilles, April 7. Advices received from Rome to oth. apal Go\ernment preparing an official note relative to the proposed Congress to be addressed to the ...
... too tight to be comfortable. His hat might suggest the idea that he, or some other person or persons, had been using it as football. It had a very ruffled appearance, and was as cloured an old pitcher. His disposition was naturally kind and generous, yet ...