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... orders to waiters, all combine to make n;* irritating dissonance would have tiirued Hogarth’s enraged musician frantic iu short time. Now, good reader dont fancy from this that we are dt .Ci lbing very uu property. It is exactly the opposite. The popularity ...
... a time—fbr some two years they gave him no more trouble. Sometime aftei the farmer bad to pay a debt, i found that ho was short of the amount required, and, | course, at once recollected that the doctor was due him for the boll of corn. As the demand ...
... carpets, stairs, walls, in every place was the gore of the innocent The memory refuses finish such a horrible picture* Many stories are afloat as to the reasons the murderer had for committing such revolting crimes, but none of them can be believed. It will ...
... ro was far loss squeeliag in th se three twints—ehad®, nholtcr, and moistun-. | a there is n. I mine ri( lit wool on the short that I Vrus do not grow well when exposed to the full j a i wineel, and the little helps that were gaen in >, of the sun’s ...
... Society originated slid the chairman) in recommendation of the Ih itish Association for the Advancement of Science, and in very short time had established in Scotland I‘irty-eigUt stations for meteorological observations, well plac -d barometers in dirtereat ...
... withdrawn. Wednesday, the IGtb iast, having been fixed for the meeting, the Committee thereafter adjourned. THE BANK WATCHMAN’S STORY. Watchman! Watchman! what of tho night?’ I AM the nocturnal guardian of tho National Bank of Scotland, in certain largo city ...
... few ladies assembled in the Roynl Riding School, Road, to itness hi' experiments. And they were not disappointed. All the stories which represented this gentleman sort eonjuror or adventurer or clever speculator ou the credulity of the public are mere ...
... PETERHEAD SENTINEL, July 23, isss A ROMANTIC STORY OF REAL LIFE. Tub Wed of Life. By Allen Park Paton. London: Longman & Co. Cleveland Iferald (U. 8.) relate a the following This collection of stories which will rend ufTeciing narraiive, which ia represent' ...
... FRABEHBUEGH SHIPPISO“ identlv tho shank” and mdulgiug m Home • i i » i different staUona, but vet only trilling qiuntitM*. Uur story of former days. But must from this. M hero self the .avonng balance slrnkts, correspondent Bnckio, where then- are about 70 ...
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... Tullochgorum, there was no help hut must into the * Sun,’ bard hr. and drink a glass with him and the printer. Our time was short, as was just setting out to the south, mid his companion hurray’d him ; hut had fifty *auld sangs’ through ban.l. and spent ...
... teaching, and corrupt principles. CHIPS FROM THE OLD BLOCK . iiaptpu mru Mat in f ahull not trouble the reader (that is, if story ever happen liiul reader.) with reh-arsal of the mode of entrance into lit • Hall the Association, nor of the proliniary ceremonies ...