... workmen at the Isle Pire. about league distant When'some distance from land the convicts fell upon the officers. The inspector, seeing resistance useless, jumped into the sea and swam land, but the unfortunate keeper, who could not swim, was murdered sad thrown ...

... having been especially trying to farmers iim ted capita*. clergyman, an afternoon service, was asked to cad ft notice for woman’s rights lecture, which did in this wise:- ** At half past six o’tlock, the school-house in the first district, a hen will ...

... to flee for their lives into foreign lands, and to seek out hiding places of safety beyond the waves of the sea. What was w jrst all, our trouble seemed smittal one; the infection spread around : and even our own land, which all thought hale and healthy ...

... better than it is. Here is one verse: unto others you would that others you : This life la but pilgrimage, there's letter land In view. To help our struggling neighbour his way should be our aim The day may come when we, in turn, friendly a’d will claim ...

... abundance that they who landed on the shores the World in mobs of outcasts—lean, and pinched, and fever-stricken outcasts —have since kept a stream of remittances to help their kith and kin to out and participate in the good things of the land of their adoption ...

... Marie Rook, for all the ahore Inatrumeota nppttad at Sixpanoa and Shilling each. WHOLESALE BIBLE AND STATIONERY WAREHOUSE, TO LANDED PROPRIETORS, FARMERS, GRAZIERS, AND OTHERS. JOHN TOD, Sbbef and Cattls Salesman, Portland Place, Laorlston. Edinburgh, and ...

... ambition ray only companion, and fame ray only goal. Never again could my heart love woman more. What I thought, the poet has well expressed in the lines* Heaven gave woman the peculiar grace. laugh, weep, to cheat the human race. continued.) BODKIN ON THE ...

... up the Kirkyard Loan, she met the folk cornin’doon ding-dong, an’ everybody’s cry was, ** Ijosli, Chirstie, woman, whaur hae ye been? Eh, woman, for Mr Gowlanthurap—he is an angry man the day! An’ puir Tammas Bodkin too hoo af&ontit-like he look it the ...

... —On Friday the bodies of the voting man and woman drowned in the Clyde on Thursday evening were recovered. The young woman’s name was Ann Griffin. Deceased, who was a mill worker, was strong healthy young woman, and, from the anpearanee of the body, it ...

... bolster slip of the bed which Jay the murdered woman had the impression of a bloody hand, and that the impression, which was complete, was much larger dimensions than could have boon produced bv the hand of a woman. The rumour has had considerable publicity ...

... donned them, and then crossed the frontier. Uisens-sions on the dismissal of two judges in the lonian Islands and the Waste Lands and Land Tax in India followed. A motion for * Select , jOmmittee to inquire into the state of Holyhead fill hour was carried by ...

... among others, of pedition are—accomplishing match over AIU miles, (jesting the enemy in three battles—two land and one Grand Lake-disperamg therebel army, utterly destroying the rebel navy, captunng the foundries of the enemy Franklin and New Iberia, demolishing ...