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... Colliers, Mr. Tremeneer states, have a prejudice against cleanliness, on the ground that they would weaken their backs by washing them. Within the last few days a poor man, a tailor at Inverness, received tidings of a brother's death in Canada, leaving ...
... NUMBER 399. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS, Fcr tbe Tauuton Theatre, which was offered for aale auction last week, there was not siog!d Udder. Letters have been received which announce tbe safe arrival Dr. Wolff at Bokhara, but nothing ia stated of the object of ...
... NUMBER 400 Important from America. *He Britannia (tenner anivedat Liverpool Monday bringing news importance from the United Statea. We obtain intelligence a second scries of riots in Philadelphia, and which were begun and continued the native American ...
... river rite to such a height as to . wash away ihe of the arch, and the moment the weight the ttafn-eame Upon it was forced down. Seeing' tbstruei'areh could not 'be repaired' until the water should subside, a number of omnibuses and other siare. placed ...
... It is their pleasing duty to record that the number of members on the Society's books In Cheltenham is about 2,000, e large proportion of whom are zealous and consistent in their practice. considerable number of those Irate exchafted wretchedness and crime ...
... tone iu the public The cottage. the tee total colliers and toiners, are models of sesta.. sad comfort, and the inmate. my, they are mach happier than they were, drinker• of malt We have also agricultural leheurers, quarry men, bathers. end others. who ...
... Navy We are authorised to state that the number of Captains of the who have volunteered to retire uuder the offer of the of August having amounted to no moie than hundred and sixty-seven and whereas the number required to make the measure of retirement ...
... toil narrow admit of her veering out sudiciem cable for lesisiiog the vast impetus thus unexpectedly opposed tu her. room at the back of one of the houses in Mill- Bay was entirely washed away; nnd a lady and three children narrowly escaped will) iheir lives ...
... THE BRISTOL MIRROR SATURDAY FEBRUARY 3 1838 -in BMiSTOL M1BBOB Feb 1 1838 Sir— The vast importance of provision of this Bill in their bearing future civic government of city management public Charities® trust place whilst notice point 1 think been too ...
... Weekly Journal of Literature, the Arts, and Sciences, having for twelve years gone on progressively and largely increasing in numbers and in influence, till now possesses not only at home but on the whole Continent and the roost remote parts of America and ...
... Opium Eating.—The last two numbers of the London Magazine contain highly interest.og article under the title of' The Confessions of an English Opium Eater.' Many persons, particularly scholars, men of talent and of sedentary habits, are addicted to this ...
... The Kingswood Colliers.—The Bristol Mercury of Tuesday contains the subjoined communication;— The following unique production was found ill our letter-box, directed •' Muikuvry Otis. r.s Maimer Bugftet* comer riicki'iiin ...