... some very evere weather *d, by freezing a previous fall of snow, formed considerable inequalities of surface, which, being invisible under the more reeent snow, the Duke stumbled, fehl, and broke two of his teeth, the one muira 'the other less. It is singular ...

... dollars, and it can be carried by a man under his arm. Sucit is the description of it. Time will discover Whether it is even so. lEc~ri'sE, saE N1850- ln the coming year two elipses of tire sun trill take place (both invisible in Englacdl), but none of the ...

... heard of him. A Bie Dosg.—A man residing near the Sheaf Works, Sheffield, has an Irishman lodging with him who is under medical! treatment. His medical at havi sent him some pow- he took one on Friday ni t. The next morn man of the house got up at about ...

... acre opposite perches 7d— multiply by 30 and required— 13s 6d Eclipses in 1850 Feb 11— Eclipse of the Son invisible Aug7— Total Eclipse of invisible in Europe Orders not exceeding K and sum above 22 and exceeding U No single Order will be given for than ...

... Save the all silent moon. He proceeds :- ?? any of my idnd friends been giving you any farther accounts of my (to you) invisible visits to town ' If so, I hope you have mo e sense than to pay any attention to them: We only require to have confidence ...

... their heart Save thn all silent »en.” pniceeds Have any my kind friends been giving you any farther accounts of (to you) invisible visits to town * If sr*. I hope you have more sense than to pay any attention to them. only require to confidence in one ...

... nu notion brongti iv tle Miss Bone, of 1318, Piccadilly, against the defendant, lord Arthur Wellington Keane, to recover the man of SG 18s. 20., 1 , use and totempation of certain furnished apartments, under the mg extraordinary circumstances : —The plaintiff ...

... Save the all silentrmoon. - He proceeds:- Have any of my kind friends been giving you any farther accounts of my (to you) invisible visits to town ? If so, I hope you have more sense than to pay any attention to them. We only require to have confidence ...

... spiritual visitations. The manner in which the spirit pays its visit is as follows low hollow rapping is heard—the rapper being invisible. At first people were a little startled ; but as nothing more alarming came of it they took courage , an d be g an to question ...

... belonging to her lamer, Mr. Samuel Clift, dairyman. The prosecutor stated that the prisoner was employed by him to carry out man. Latterly he found that she had received several sums of money, amounting to 325., which had sot been accounted for. On being ...

... Save the all silent moon. lie proceeds lave any of my kind friends been giving you any farther accounts of my (to you) invisible visits to town? If so, I hope you more sense than to pay any attention to them. We require to have confidence in one another ...

... the following terms :— “‘Gentlemen,—If I was able to render the services on the different to which your honourable spokes- man has alluded with so much kindness to me, and of which this sword is destined to consecrate the recollection, it was because ...