... behind the Pentlaudr. The trees had been shorn of their frail leaves, and the misty night was closing fast in upon the dull and short day ; but the candle, glittered the .hop window., and leerylight-the-lami* was brushing about with his ladder in his oxter ...

... which now occupying the painful attention of the public. iFrom the Caledonian Mercury.) ALLEGED CAUSES OF THE MUKDER. The stories which sre generally circulated to explain the cause of the murder may be said to be two, The first—that which is generally ...

... fa* into the same mistak* wi' this ane, I'se leave oot )>rcliminar]r remarks on things in general, an’ commence at ance wi* story.” In »ny last note I recorded that, after borrowin’ frae the maister, Wagst&ff taen his departure, and that, shortly after ...

... the Oxford Circuit. Three yonng men were drowned in the rirer Irwell, near Manchester, on Frulay. They went on the river for short pleasure sail. A sudden gust overturned the boat, and they were drowned before any assistance could be rendered. All the deceased ...

... be insurmountable. Of course those delays seriously affected the wages of the operatives, who, on Saturdays, generally came short in proportion the stoppages during the previous days. It was noticed, however, that one man always drew his full pay. his work ...

... a penny the income-tax. It is asserted in the New York papers that, during the battle Fredericksburg, the Confederates ran short cannon shot, and had to make use of stone and ban of iron. A woman named Jones, has been committed to trial the Chester Assizes ...

... Spaniard.” * Ay, let ns hear it.” cried Nanse. “Do, like a man, let hear it, James; for 1 delight above a things bear about love-stories. ye mind, Maister,” she said, when was so deep in love aince yoursell?” , ** F«M)lish woman,” I said, giving her a kind of ...

... JANUARY *4. 1863. Four fatal colliery accident* have occurred at loce, near Wigan, within the past few days. A fruiterer, named Short, was garotted in Manchester on Monday, and robbed £217. A man, named Frederick Mitchell, in custody at Hulver, near Heccles ...

... Come with the buckler, the lance, suit the how ; Many banner spread Flutters shove your head, Many a crest that is famous in story ; Mount and make ready then, Kona the mountain glen. Fight tor the King, aud our old Scottish clory. —Sin Walts Scott Moaarte ...

... hi. grasp and he tell against the saw, which instantly tevered his arm the shoulder joint His recovery is despaired of. A story is told of lecture, which was announced to be delivered in London, the English language, by Profeaaor in Dublin University ...

... niirhtof Friday last, John Stephen, licensed hawker, from Alterdeen, was found lying in a state of insensibility, within a short distance of the Invercanld Arma* He was conveyed to the police station by c»*nstable Ingram, and was liberated next morning ...

... with triri account for the sum of £l5! The payment of tins enormous bill all but exhausted the resources of the couple. The story contains all the elements of lint-rate sentimental novel. course, the affair hk's create. great deal of gossip the suburb of ...