... savages.) and because Parliament had pissed the Arms Act, and he had pledged himself that while be lived no Englishman should brand himself or his arms— He had locked up in a chest, In an English county, the arms which his father carried In and had transmitted ...

... fireside of his home, et thirteen near Clam whim he in like manner wounded in the arm. shoeklar, and breast, by a bullet and some slugs . -40n the James Murray sad John Kennedy, brother. in-law, quarrelled sheet some land which they held jointly; there ...

... spirits, Is it so Can this be death As the beams of spring's first morning, Through the silent chamber played, Lifeless in my arms I rais'd thee, And in thy small coffin laid. Wo had often felt a choking in the throat reading Plato's account of the death ...

... fracj tured in a most frightful manner. On Monday week, two men armed cn ered the house of J Crawley, Esq , at Whitehill, between O'Brien's Bridge and Castleeonnell, and took bis fire-arms, blunderbuss, a single gun, and double-barrel gun. No one was in ...

... Mrs Chriatiaut a sou; At Canoe, on the 2ith inst.. Mrs John Gibson. of o son. M., --At St John's Hare, Elie. On the lost.. Mr Joni.* Henderson. engine r, Kingliorti, to third daughter of Captain John Millar. -At (hay Street, Newington, on the 11th Inst ...

... robes. They presented an address, which was graciously answered impromptu. Beyond Weldon, at Dean Park, a large body of Lord Cardigan's tenantry, mounted, lined the road and fell in with the line procession ; which was subsequently joined by horsemen and ...