... Several were harlot off the seats at the end with violence, and kicteel en to the door, while their hats formed temporary footballs, and, as the Protectionists wore stout boots generally, the effect must have been most unpleasant. Some Free Treders showed ...

... 'TO Letters to the Editor. ABERBROTHOCK AND ITS WORTHIES. Sea,—l congratulate myself on my enviable position shuttle-cock, foot-ball, or something like, played off betwixt Dundee and Arbroath kicked alternately by a celebrated author and an erudite bibliopole ...

... of east wind-holds him down ; and the old 'adms are loud m their wail.’ Concerts are postponed; the pnraa-donna loses a few notes and denounces the climate of Caledonia. Singm owl like bears; tenor voices become barytones, and barytones bass. Soriees turn ...

... ™'™ V vetera 1 ’ 'Yilliam Mdntyre, from Aber- of intemperance, aud its cure, which, teking Ephesians gorton, at game of foot-ball Old Hand- t,l,s ,nfluence aud a . flc , c anotlu r who dots not possess iietitioners at great length ; after which Mr. Cook ...

... ornamented with the carved and sculptured spires common to suck enlaces, teemed. ing many monumental slabs—the memorials of noted chieftains. To time west of the cathedral stood the eagle of Kirkwall, which time and the ravages of war have long since laid ...

... intent to rob. A person tried for misdemeanour need not be acquitted if the offence turns out to be a felony. Coin and bank notes may be described simply as money. After specifying other matters iv which parties may be convicted on indictments, there are ...

... —By tl.e Mercantile put which it lias not already goue through ; and therefore .re Amendment Act, just passed, the advance notes to 1 have we not every reason to believe that it has stood lor seamen may issued lino., signing the agreement, instead of. ...

... Cambridge; Mr. J. Miller, late of the Free Church College, Edinburgh ; Mr. W. Skae, Scottish Naval and Military Academy. Notes were received from Mr. Brown and Mr. Johnston, requesting their names withdrawn. The Lohi» Provost then rose, and after dwelling ...

... the precious stones a monster Eagle is manuf teturr.l, awl placed on the top of the ton era of Notre Dame. A grand game at football afterward., in the Champ Mars, with tin:crown of England. The Lord Major of London, refs ing to part with his mace, on'y ...

... trv:»lin« m. > r.’lol Out I‘nti. nis. The Treasurer the Infirmary has received the following contributions: Young Men’s Foot-Ball at Redgorton 12 Do. do. at Stanley .. Collection —Free Church. Kinlauns Saturday Kvening Musical Concert Association, Perth ...

... lion of the desert are sparing of their high-strung progeny. You all remember the feeling with which he alludes in one of his notes, to the tradition in reference to bridge at Aberdeen, which was doomed to fall— 1 a wife's ae son, and mare's ac foal. and ...

... presented to Mr Skimpole, who was standing before the fire, telling Richard how fond he used to be, in his schooltime, of football. He was a little bright creature, with a rather large head but a delicate face, and a sweet voice, and there was a perfect ...