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... Marsh-lane, when an excellent tea was provided pach of the above piaces, and upwards of 200 females were initiated into this honourable and fourishing rder. Rosstsy sy a Thi«- tlethwaith was on Monday last committed from ou: Court-House for trial, charged ...
... causes. The jury .returned verdict accordingly. Court of ChAncery.—(Before the Master of the Rolls.) —Kay Marshall and Others.—A motion was made at the Rolls, on the 28th nit. for hew trial in this cause, it appeared that the cause game on for trial at ...
... the English confine this vile treatment their own ranks ; that; is not the manner in which we treat French soldiers, whom honour is the very soul, and constitutes their existence.' State of Fraxce.âThe most alarming accounts of the commercial distress ...
... My blood curdled at the sight; but i instinctively fired, and, suppose, hit the beast, for instantly dropped the boy, who rolled into a ravine at the foot the hill. The panther . having disappeared in neighbouring jungle, I desi into the ravine, to look ...
... think you promised your honour not to drunk again. âDefendant I believe, Sir, it is standing evil with me have endeavoured to avoid it, and have made several promises I am aware Mr. Smith : Vou promised vou know on your honour ; I don't know whether ...
... secured by the present process. _ Iron, as present generally manufactured, receives the fibre from repeated heatings and rollings; but fibre thus acquired is obtained the sacrifice of hardness. The fibre of malleairon may injured by adding in the smelting ...
... the whole, Ij believe, the quality of our immigration is decided- j ly proving Athenceum. Wages America and England—The\ Honourable Charles .Murray says, the stewatd t earn-vessel the Upper .M ississi ppi, in which j was a passenger, received a month wages ...
... wish for some 'at; when she was wi-h a mug of -cold water! feks, no, («id w «y). don't like water in «Aoe«, fsr less : A sportsman coursing lost a hare, and hastily ST-.- shepherd boy- Boy, did you see a hare run by ' r T:'' fuo ' « h »'. sir? Ye ...
... to be allowed rest least one day the week. fellow feeling certain ' does make us wondrous kind.' ! Are you anything of sportsman ? Not exactly ; —but when customer has come in with large order, I've often run for the ledger. Why is there every reason ...
... said to have lately occurred in the Rolls Court. rule was about to be made in certain cause, the operation of which would seriously injurious to one of the parties, who was widow with a large family. ** Will your Honour, urged the counsel for the unfortunate ...
... Society, of Suffolkstreet, London, has recently had tbe name of that illustrious Irishman, Sir Henry Pottinger, added to the roll of its members. Tolls within Chester. —From tbe Ist of January, 1846, it is illegal to collect or exact any turnpike tolls ...
... policeman at an assembly room. A new and fatal disease is prevalent amongst the cattle in the northern parts of the country. . The Honour of Knighthood has been conferred upon John \ Jervis, Esq., her Majesty's Attorney General. The New Alliance.—Mr. Robert Dillon ...