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... town. On reaching the ground, gooseberries and biscuit were distributed amongst thB children, who numbered over 150 alt Foot-ball, racing, and other innocent and healthful recreations were soon commenced, and carried on with much spirit by the boys, while ...
... Typhus fever raging London. The prices of provisions in Charleston have reached almost fabulous rate. Cornhill and T- .note Bar start with new type and improved paper in January. An opulent citizen of Dublin has cut his throat while labouring under an ...
... Frenchwoman committed suicide by throwing herself into thefTottenham Docks on Tuesday. Near to the place was found her bonnet, with note, in FVench, to her hnsband, of which the following is a translation :— My trouble is more than I can bear. May God pardon ...
... feeling, that our reports have mostly come discouraging prices, and many markets have lost Is per qr. on wheat, while some note a decline of 2s per qr. Another feature is ln the sales quoted, which show an increase over last year of about fifty per cent ...
... equal to per cent. Two children died in London Saturday, from the effects of having pulled boiling water over themselves. Football is take the place of drill among the London Scottish Volunteers during the winter months. . and Goodwin, brothers in-law ...
... The state ot affain lodged in process shows debts to the amount of £496 3s Bd, and assets reaching 4s IO.Jd. is explained in note that one of tne debts due, ths amount of £125, was owing George Lindsay, farmer, Easter Hillhead of Monikie, fur whom Scott ...
... nothing else to do. They afterwards gave me gutta percha utensil. (Laughter.) I never wore it on my head, but I have made a football of it. (Renewed laughter.) I may have written on the wall with a pencil, but I have no recollection of having written anything ...
... good qualities and the levity and serious fault* of Dr Dodd are pointed out in genial spirit. Shakespearean Notes—No. II., consists of notes on Troilus and Cressida, and Macbeth. The inventive genius of Shakespeare, and his unparalleled bursts of poetic ...
... Inns. Kails. Ballooning. The City Traffic. Occasional Note —The Law of Compensation. Poem—Cousin Carrie. Xot Generally Known. Fortunes and Misfortunes of the Great Ship. Blamyie’s Chambers. Football. Poem—The Dead Child. The above popular tale will be ...
... 111., April 1, contains Crossing Water. The Rule the Kirk-Session Mine Inns. Nails. Ballooning. The City Traffic. Occasional Note—TTie Law in the Last Century. The Sorrows of Greatness. The Oyster. Poem—Blank Paper. Shakspeare in his Works. Taxes. Lights ...
... rabies, but t e affectionate caressing dogs seem even more under ‘the. & sadness and a fi ness observable e dogs which should noted as a pre- ; but this is not accompanied by —y ~ km to bite. = is a vul caly anda serious one, that rabies is su develo —that ...
... liquids, at the sight or sound of liquids, which has never been satisfactorily explained, but which has £0 gene bitten b y noted in haman beings who have been Dame © i a rabid dog or rabid cat, asto warrant the hydrophobia. _ This, however, is not seen ...