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... husrnorrhage. She srass quits colel and puiseless, and all efforts to restore her were hopeless: she dlied in a fewa minutes, A search seas after. wards instituted for the body of the Infant, seiich was at length found down a privy;: it ...

... *t coffin of a mit'ilateti toiri in the catie irta. ebuireb-yard. A chifiiney swecper's apprentice, between s anit 9 yers Ir of a, w s sinotimered at Preston le;st week, hyv ettiin, e ?? nistike, itito a flue ...

... at night. A policeman saw a girl i5 come out Sf defendant's house, at a quarter past II o'clock on ?a- r; turday night, with beer in a jug, Defendant admitted the charge. id He did not allow beer to be drunk in his house at all, but kept ...

... shirt, mend a coat, seat i pair of ouwbisperables, bakesa loaf of bread, roast a joint of meat,a !broil a steak, make a puddig, and manufacture frocks for little respoasibilities. o . A Pious HARtL-On the ...

... duties' r reppal was a consequence of the income-tax, he would mention 't a circumetance connected with that tax wiicls celled for strong dt animadversio'n. A person who had occasion to hbty some goods a at a grocer's, had them wrapped up in ...

... iretch ! a Opte is hatig ing Ti high m'sr lvid-wild, as inv Niother lis ith, L',iaut Iis11a01, ar lie grasps it waith his finges, I- lh latighter oil hits fact', &c. Ht-'3k, ivak! a sudden shriek-a yell, a shont Tile wshole crated tosses ...

... perfoeraniices elicited as many cheers L'as a cracle speerh iii the I-louse of Conisnions.-DumonJries Courier. Beac SOaME~THING, OF' A SWIMsMERx !-A certaitn Mr. S- Mu closely ailliei to the Longbon' family, anad a great soi-disaut swim- ...

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... not know she was brought on hoard. She- had been down so her friends inl Hereford, and returned. T he magistrates asked liar why she; ceme from Hereford again ? she replied she wanted to goi to New York, where her property is. ...

... satisfactory, left a in nearly every place a preparatory committee towards the farina- s 0 tion of a society in general, and national education in particular, 6 t, on the principles and system which he had recommended. Mr. 21 g S.' ...

... her off, and then she haves a glass: for, the last five weeks she has not had more than a pennyworth of ale a day. Mayor: She admits bein, drunk and neglectin' her two children. Biggs: What! who said two ...