... formerly iated. Other alterations also bei carried out. The whole of the labours of the Board in England have already, or will short! cease; a single officer being retained in the Isle of to 26, and many of those retained are being trans- Man. The number of ...

... the 8 service, to which he was engaged for the current half-year. The particulars of the case are these :— defender, some short time previous to the said 1st of December, mentioned rudely to the pursuer that on said day he was going toa place in the nei; ...

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... Caledonian urling s great ut Lochwinnoch, Ayrshire, the Cuassells—was presented with a pebble forme in the shape of a curling storie, as a small testimonial from the curlers of ** the Kingdom of Fife.” The grand national annual competition of archers, hitherto ...

... out of view the business of the merchants, which is very considerable, the quantity of herrings cured last year was little short of 40,000 barrels, the value of which, » ia ordinary years, would have been as many pounds. For merly this, the staple commodity ...

... falsehood sought to be propagated under the of his name, he would with becoming tokens of indignation have enjoined his to make short stay with his lying statistics within the precincts of the Baronial mansion, firmly resolving to use greater care in future ...

... Tracings of the north of Europe,” by Robert are stil} and aro as sparkling as ever. ‘There is also a sprinkling of good stories, short moral essays, and sweet poetry, besides a variety of occasional notes. Tus Croans ov tue Part 18. burgh : Jawes Logg. ...

... BLiterarp al No. 24—New Series. The March nimber of foggy sparkles with gems. ‘We need only name, Stories.of the Bureau; Galileo Galife:, warm -hearted critique 6n the noble tragedy of Dr Sasivel Brows); Myths of the Mouths ; Fourth Bandle of Book®, (a ...

... off Hoy head, Orkney, is still Our. correspondent at Stromness informs us that the account of her shipwreck was incor- The story to have been raised b two of the bands w ho , and betook themselves to this resort to excite the sympathy of the and “raise ...

... (supposed, we tieve, to be a mini- “In the Established ) purporting to be a reply to Sir 8 recent pungent lettters “ a9 in story. How anonymous scribbler may have baronet’ a0 ba'tea ot Church” is not for us to say, but seldom have we read, proceed from ...

... ‘This, long ago, was the seat of the Spenses, and the manner of their coming into possession of it is connected with a curious story Mackinlays were possessors of Wester Kames till the time of Kin Robert the Bruce. The laird of that day had three sons, who ...

... Mr Dickens. The present part is not a whit behind those of former months in subjects of interest and instruction. There one story, intensely attractive one—the Serf of of itself is worth the value of the whole part. again give Household Words our hearty ...