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... would, in his opinion, have been highly dishonourable to the County. ‘-le might, apon this point, be allowed 10 relate a short story in illustration :—A noble t went on a visit to a friend, and upon his arrival at ::'e house, found him drinking a glass ...
... prayer, To Him who dwells in realms above. Nov. 28th. MARY. MaxiNe A Story SHorT.—A Miss %'u married on Sunday week, in Covington, to Mr. Short. isa wery pleasant way of making a ‘Story Short.” ‘Say, Cesar Augustus, why am your legs like an ...
... to the covering. Tt is generaily supposed. that the tower of Winchester Cathedral, which is remarkably thick and short, was left as the foundation for a projected spire ; but this idea never éntered into the plan of the architect. Nearly the whole inside ...
... Justilied niry, and high deszlory ,and Yuu are s, Acrage, the you have s 0 short a untry inen ‘hile yoo J you pre‘quire the HER' with s » long the n at last 0 is only nor read, lness, and inary deand great stress be- ival at S, lat island, lat month ...
... most fortunite we are that we are thus circumstanced. The atmospheric principle is to effect a complete revolution in railway story. There will be no necessity now for disturbing the line of the Dundee and Newtyle Railway ; and the difficulties that formerly ...
... JOHN BRADLEY. LAWS OF NEW ENGLAND; To the Editor of the “ Bedford Times.” Mr. Editor,—Observing in your paper, a short time ago, an account of a shoemaker in New England having been condemned to be executed, and when it was discovered that he was the ...
... tllb‘l convinced of the trnth of a wonderful story told intetligent and bold man about an lp‘ll’l(iol. lay in an ancient castie on the coast of Morven, of Mall, where the ghost-seer chanced to be resid was given to understand by the family, when betak ...
... dreary track, which lics about ewelve miles distant from Norfolk, in Virginia, Amtrica, « the inhabitants have the following story, which forms the . sabject of this ballad :—A young man losing his senses upon the death of a lady, to whom he paid Lis addresses ...
... contributed nothing. fle moved that a committee should be apvointed for the purpose of considering the propriety of applying for a short Act to enable this borough to come in among the exemptions of the new Highway Act. Mr. Istrr and Mr. RoGERs opposed the proposition ...
... tax by some of his fellow workmen, would begin and tell a doleful story how his father had to borrow the tive shillings which were demanded of him, and that the family were kept on short allowance for some time, to make up for the nnnecessary expenditure ...
... America and for the Spanish Colouies, to serve in the rauks of the Ifsurgents. Abeut 30 of these officers are to set out in a short time.—At Boulogne a loan of 150,0001, hes Leen opeacymnr the purchase of grain, for the purpose of furniching bread at a clheap ...
... Parliament, and the appointment of a Regeney, &e. On the embarkation of the Queen at Southampton a revival of the far-famed story of Sir Walter Raleigh and Queen Elizabeth took place. 1t was raining heavily, and the Royal yaebt could not, us was expeeted ...