... that the spot' No effect. .On the 'contrary, the coach begins to roll' back where be now stands to-morrow may be his tomb.— It is Upon NO. 2, Which roll's bail upon No. 3, which rolls back so,, indeed, replied the old man, ':we find 'death in the upon ...

... - saroo charitable purpore. Tbe weather at the time, was extremely sevrre—the wind b'owmg •'most a hurricane, tremendous rolling «• ; and the grestest anxiety pre- ed lest the busts should not able to outlive its fury, verthelass, the gallant stood the ...

... collision has Occurred between the Lord Chancellor and the Master of the Rolls, which must place the latter in no enviable position. A bill had been filed, some time since, in the Rolls Court, by the lessees of the ferries belonging to the Dublin Corporation ...

... whilstin the act of striking his game at the fence, after a splendid run over an extensive fallow near Greysouthern. When the sportsman got up, the hare and the dog were both found lying dead.— Carlisle Journal. We have just heard of a curious and interesting ...

... in the act of striking his game at the fence, after a splendid run over an extensive fallow near Greysouthern. When the sportsman got up, the hare and the dog were both found lying dead. — Carlisle Journal. We have just heard of a curious and interesting ...

... the con- trol of the finances beg that they may have a few minutes more accorded to them. In the meantime, I will ask an honourable gentlemian, who has come down here, as a member for an adjoining borough, to have the kindness to address a few words to ...

... MAGAZINE EXTANT, PRICE TWO SHILLINGB. THE SPORTSMAN, is Published Monthly, beautifully illustrated, with Superb Steel Engravings, exquisitely finished from Original Designs, by the first Artist of the age. The '• Sportsman is a Candidate for the favour of the ...

... nature, without ituttery or thllacy.- Cou ier. 1One of the most beautiful and gratifying inveistions that hasosver done. honour tohotuman miis~utry. it is in troth a secrod ?? Plernitd. The portrait is ai perfect fuie simsile of the sitter.- AMoining ...

... 1803, convulsions became prevalent, and were dis- tinguished as the ' rolling exercise,' the 'jeiks,' and the ' barks,' which are thus described by credible witnesses: — ■' Tiie 'rolling exerri-e' consisted iv doubling the head and feet together, and rol ...

... pilgrimage to aulosch--0 The Hedge Mt genial ome and bow the V be 'roll oorthy of • per ineereatiog domestic aloe times oaf James the Fir some amellent writiur mead, end two plate Javenile Sportsman Ransing iMo • Fr Maw. Tee Eirtsge (erne Circular have m r ...

... spoke. Frank sprang into the air, arid fell heavily to the ground, like an eagle which a skilful sportsman has brought from the clouds, while the Mr smoke rolled sloe ly off, curling away upon the dim morning light, and up through the green branches. All ...

... A minister?' ' No,' * What important post, th*n. have you filled 9' ' I had ihe honour to be tbe valet de chambre of his Majesty.' 4 Ahl that was indeed a very honourable situation.' Suwarroff then rang the bell for his own valet de chambre, and when ...