... fell consequence/. Oar the engineers immediately called him roll the railway into the inside of the road, the engine being then going back to the place from which had been moved. The deceased rolled two or three yards before it, but both his legs were caught ...

... gentlemen, enthusiastic sportsman, of Warrington, was sitting in the parlour with his mother, when there came a bird fluttering to a branch opposite the window, and pitched upon that for its resting-place. The young sportsman was immediately seized with ...

... curdy. Although fresh salmon is generally sought, and is generally esteemed, a day's hanging is a manifest improvement.— • sportsman in Ireland. THE PASSING OF THE PRESF:NT CORN LAW, IK • 1615.-6th March: Great outrages have been committed against the members ...

... of domestic tranquillity by warring upon the antlered denizens of the waste. Besides a preference for other weapons, the sportsman, necessarily habituated to a bow of feeble range, grew mistrustful of its powers in more serious contests—those mightier ...

... £8 in copper had been e taken away. Various articles of drapery were disturbed It but nothing of any amount, except a few rolls of ribband, was to taken from the ?? house of Mrs. Eceles, of the t' 'Watering Trough Inn, Water Lane, was also robbed of about ...

... instead of Six, as heretofore, through Holywell, St. Asaph, Abergele, to the Albion Hotel, Bangor, by Three o'clock, and Sportsman Hotel, Carnarvon, at Four o'clock. Performs the journey from Liverpool to Bangor and Carnarvon in One Hour less time than ...

... scolds lo keep her maidens to their work ; Tbe woolcard's grating, m.st unmusical ! Issue from every house. Ii ?? nark ?? the sportsman from the neighbouring hedge His thunder sends ! Loud barks the village curs ; Up from her cards or wheel the maiden starts ...

... crippled as she was, (having lost more than half her paddles) was totally inadequate to the size of her and the storm. We rolled helplessly in the mighty billows. Every sail was split into rags, and we were completely at the mercy of the waves. At length ...

... quietly drying their stockings by the fire ; they instantly seized hold of them, when a scuffle took place ; and they all four rolled on the floor together, in which positi on one of the men (th e cons t a bl e ) h a d hi s hand and cheek dreadfully is ma ...

... some lovely courrterrances, especially among the ?? Aumerica. SCOTMs DEGnEEs.-_When the UIniversity of St. Andrews sold her honours,-a proceeding which provoked Dr. John- son to tell tire hreads of the college that trey would get rich by degrees, and wvich ...

... away here, and keeps chained to this tree, to compel me to yield to his unholy passion,—may the Virgin defend me!” ** By the honour of a Christian knight, this shall not be»” returned Sir Eppo ; where is the mistreat, that 1 may smite him to the ground with ...

... public, however, did not meet south, of England, Scotland, and Ireland. The cultivators of the soil may some in thousands, rolled like the contri- And quids is inspiration ; Performing Enyy's task ; which beset the way, whether they arise from the tough ...