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... Motes Whitusorth charged with arson Mcl bourn, waa again examined befora the magistrates Roys ton, when number of witnesses speaking to circumstances tending to fix the guilt upon the prisoner, gave their testimony, and was fully committed for trial The ...
... to the station-house for the assistance of the police. Inspector Lester, G division, attended, and said he was enabled to speak to the noise and appearance of drunkenness among some of the customers who were in the hoase. The defence of Mr. Gill was, ...
... quarter; and that Mr Houghton, formerly member of the Anti- Corn Law League, sold his wheat at Reading at that price. He need not speak of the almost intolerable distress which pervaded the manufacturing districts, for it was felt not only by those who by skill ...
... smiles upon The happy revolution. Why should wc then suspect or fear The influences of year ; So smiles upon the fust morn. And speaks good soon as horn Plague onT! the last was ill enough. This cannot but make better proof; Or, at the worst, brushed through ...
... care for property, to which some envious foreigners ascribe the display of the 10th of Aprilafford a surer ground of hope; we speak more especially of the majestic humiliation of the people unprompted by their governors, almost in defiance of their governors ...
... From the Venerable the Archdeacon of Ross. «* Aghadown Glebe, Skibbereen, County Cork, August 22, 1849. Dear Sir,—I cannot speak too favourably of the Rovalente Ara- biea. * ALEX. STUART, Archdeacou of Ross.” ** Middlesex, March 1849. “‘Gentlemen,—The ...
... speaks much for the improved taste and desire for solid information which actuate the middle classes. And to suppose that the readers of these works are not generally well aware of the benefits of Education for their children, would be impossible. Attentive ...
... d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 1848 47 31 4 18 4 29 1 33 7 10 1849 38 9 9 15 9 27 11 Decline 89 57 27 11 This simple statement speaks volumes, and demonstrates the position to which onr farmers have been reduced as plainly as anything which could possibly ...
... work above the dredging- engines, mostly about Woolwich; there the cleanest ballast is to be got. The Trinity Company they speak most highly of; indeed the Corporation is universally spoken of as excellent masters. The men say they have nothing to complain ...
... was a ime when than now. Let us then to heart of imagine of loys thelr dictation, detest their bh ene, defy The Times of in speaking of the 1 ticle, observes wore therough of pretec veohlences, “ the WORKINGTON INSTIT oni ving an Om Fride ee te thes held ...
... through your paper ' whether his Vla nr • Poor Howlett was a 7 good deed ? The Marquis hOW loarde may rely upon his good speaking and high to in the House of Lords, and it is difficult for Howlett 1 / 4 1 cl tge in such a contest; but let the friends ...
... repetition of such regimen condition follows every sweat, till the jo-key becomes slack as the animal he is going to ride. speak from experience; once in a time seldom moving without suit of flannel-sweaters in our portmanteau, hese with heavy pea-jacket ...