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... might do. Forthwith appeared in the country papers a minute account of the trial of a farmer at the Northampton Sessions for keeping dogs unconfined, where the said farmer was not only fined ss. and reprimanded by the magistrates, but sentenced to three months' ...
... Hindoce; but uolme English troops arrive out soon in India, the Sikhs may, after they have put down the Sepoys, turn against the English. Nana Sahib has resolved not to fall alive into the hands of the English. He has a body-guard, who are engaged to ...
... Lichendorff are numerous, and some of them (above all that charming tale, Aus dem Leben eines Taugenichts) will keep his memory alive, and secure him an evergreen place iu the literature of his country as long as youth, sod love, and Wanderlust, ' ...
... the country may eompete. Further, the owners of private picture galleries are in tnifesting a generous rivalry in throwing them open to the public, and, as one of the last and most impor tent results of this movement, may be mentioned the Art Treasures ...
... d::: foetid, w who would, at the bidding of any men ly femme and ether public bedew, of literature and art in Europe. The commencement whoever he may vo untan y denude themselves will be inserted he li ed niertieer, if sent to the Editor DREADFUL MURDER ...
... gang s —and a desk, containing several documents Ur. JOHN N. WAITERS, resident consulting they may titan depend on the striated money. for vengeance keeps them afloat, and, though noted soubriquet, from their modes operandi being Reported aimiseeisriss ...
... have been moderate ; but, the wind having come round towards the west, large supplies may Immeolately be looked for. There hen been more tone the market, and prices may generally be called the tern dearer. Today the attendance at our market was limited ...
... as follows to a correspondent in Glasgow. The Spaniard, we may add, was taken in .£2,000 by a Glasgow house, and, of course, he feels it acutely : You are quite right, says he, to keep yourself within certain limits. One peony spared is one penny ...
... oil-painting of Alive bale—the fresco of which ie now on view at the new palace. The Queen's two historical pictures— The lestallation of the Garter and Queen Victoria at tee Tomb of Nspultoe —we are glad to hear will be Bridled in time for May. A royal ...
... guarantee the liberty of all otficere, soldiers) and seamen engaged on the Apurimac. Tart those who wish to leave the country may do so at their own leisure. Tuat the pay due to the soldiers sod seamen shall be paid by tun government. 'rue frigates Apurimac ...
... reaches the astounding total of one hundred and fourteen. THE HEYWOOD ADVERTISER.-SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1858. liartiamentarg intelligence. HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY MAY 14. THE VOTE OF CENSURE.—Tan Earl of SHAMUS-. BURY brought forward the resolutions of which ...
... narrow path yuu keep. Imputations cast s ernu upon him, but it is question whether lie has meraries. His application, although not the impatience of its inhabitants. Things that seem falling t o advertise loaninforthae n el f e t p 4 art ,ooo me , n a t ...