... not pay the expense of lighting and watching, that they were entitled to both. The Board then adjourned. KRIBO.—RIOT AND Mai KILLED.—OnUtday night, being pay-day with the navvies employed on the railways in course of formation near Kelso, large numbers ...

... for a little at the two pictures. tion. tid. per dozen. b a considerable business done in the course of the knight, youngest child of i t tobert Hamilton, Esq. breeze of wind in a certain direction would do far more than The Cummonwealth is a bright era ...

... this indignity before the last punishment. The condition of the bones was admirable. She most have! bees very young, poor child t If inch another os pubis could he found among bar allierhood, it would be decorous and reverential to a pair of speetweles ...

... Circuit Court at Bridgewater to determine whether Charlotte Harris, convicted of the murder of her husband, is with child, of a quick child or not. A dreadful mutiny takes place in the Pacific ocean on board the Amelia of Glasgow. The foundation stone of ...

... fight were in custody. The - deceased was a married man, and leaves one child. His asage was only 23.-Scotgonin.: ) Body Founsd.-On Saturday morning the body of a new- born child was found in Bowling-green Street, Great Junc- r. tion Street, Leith. No ...

... with her, and after awhile married her. She gave him a portion of her property, bathe treated her with great brutality. A child she had by him died shortly after birth, and two of her children by her first husband also died In tender years; it is now ...

... The deceased was a married man, and leaves one child. His age was only 23.—Greenoek Advertiser. Lord John Scott has discharged his gamekeeper, and has given his tenants notice that they are at liberty to kill game on their respective fariwi. His lordship ...

... where he had married a Greek girl, was accompanied by her two young brothers, when a rival, with three followers, attacked and killed him ; he bride's brother slew two of the aggressors, and were themselves laid low by the two remaining assassins, who fled ...

... thereby make a plunge bath of the Moray Firth, which washed the rocks over which they clambered. Notwvithstanding the number killed on this occasion, the herd still remains in great force.- Banfftidire Journ'al. A Celebrated Pair of Bagpipes.-A gentleman ...

... powder that night, which she thought would kill her. It was a calomel powder which was talked of. Thinks prisoner said, I will lave to give her another of these large calomel powders to-night, and I think it will kill her. Next day, alien she heard of the ...

... bring up the child. Witness mid there had been some misunderstanding about it among the relations, and that some blame was attached to her. Prisoner said, Oh, ye*, I lifted the money. She said that Jean wished her to do it, and to take her child, and bring ...

... inflamniation. She came back from Mr. Campbell's at Martinmas in 1847, and lay feorsome time. She was then wiith child. She bore her child 3d June, 1848. After this she occasionally vomited soine green sub- stance, and thought it was bile. She occasionally ...