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... is palpably anachronical, attributes the Introduction of potatoes into Scotland that famous wizard of the North, Sir Michael Scott. The wizard and the devil beiug in partnership, took a lease of farm on the Mertoun estate, called Whit chouse. The wizard ...
... Moneymore, + Pettigo, too was there. He was a dible instance of the intelligence and affection of a of the north, Sir Michael Scott. The wizard and the money, expecting on her marriage to have them re- Brovesam a Brougham, Not To Bz Poor.—Whatever Oldtown ...
... Is palpably anachronical, attributes the introduction of potatoes into Scotland to the famous wizard of the north. Sir Michael Scott. The wiaard and the devil being partnership, took lease of farm on the Mertoun ostato, called 'Whitehouse. The wizard was ...
... feel happy and contented in a sphere of life which utterly precludes their exercise. A man s talents, in short, are, like Michael Scott's wizard, his to command fur for e.il, which someway or another must be furnished with some employment, or else they will ...
... point out to them, as they passed it, terrible abode of a man as much dreaded his neighborhood, as ever was the wizard, Michael Scott,’ in his. And many a story did relate how Crosse made God’s blessed lightning where he liked ; and how, in the worstist ...
... officers but how much are the ratepayers the wiser for that? Thkv are never favouied with a glance the documents : like Michael Scott’s wizard volume, these are treasures whereon their unskilled eyes “may not look.” As any books balance-sheets of these ...
... moment industrial prison employment, forbidden by the Provincial Government of 1848 in their inability to find work, like Michael Scott, for the huge French demon they had evoked, is in full organization throughout the countrv—under restrictions, it is truethe ...
... are some scenes which approximate nearly I - the Iladcliffe school. A juggler, whose gramnutrie” worthy of the wizard, Michael Scott; two elderly noblemen, of totally opposite political sentifiu-nts—the one amiable, the other having hi- neighbour’s landed ...
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... Cross-examined,—lI had drank a little that day ; I have been drinking to-day ; I can’t say how much. Acting-Constable Michael Scott, of Rathfriland, deposed that, on the night in question, he arrested M‘Culloagh about half a mile from Rathfriland; M‘Cullough ...
... were charged in a second count with having been present at an unlawful assem- bly. Mr. Browne represented the traversers. Michael Scott, Acting-Constable of Police, sta- tioned at Rathfriland, stated that he was on pa- trol on the night of the 23d June, in ...
... lawful assem! e Church ; with having been preseut at an uo traversers. house Mr Browne represented the table of Polic Michael Scott, Acting«Cons' a party of tioned at Rathfrilend, stated that he was ¢ they bad a trol on the night o f the 23d June, in ...