... about a dozen t sticks under his arm ; in consequence of which he gave information to the police. The prisoner endeavoured to elicit from this witness that it might have been the joints of a fishing rod he had under his arm, but, though rather con- fused ...

... the Breeknock Arms,- He was Pauied by Mr. Gulliver. When we arrived at the Brecknock Arms I saw another private carriage and a Lieu- tenant Munro and Mr. Gulliver left the carriage, and very soon afterwards I heard the report of fire-arms, and in about ...

... Birkenhead Shore ; or, An Attempt to Communicate Gene- ral Principles of Zoology through the medium of a Local — by John Price, M.A., of St. John's College, Cam- Two specimens of very extraordinary growth, cut from pine trees (the Pinus Pinaster, or Chester ...