... got up the concert for their good intention, and he was happy to receive money from any quarter. He was glad to that, in a short time, there would be issued a collection of Ragged School Rhymes, and the Rev. Doctor concluded by reading one of these from ...

... that shortly after 8 o'clock, on the morning in question, the unfortunate man, who resided at Old Ford, got upon the line a short distance on the K.:sex side of the station at Bow, fur the purpose of walking down to the company's works ut Stratford, where ...

... atkrnent in the months of April, May, J nue, and July. Ott, pity the ntentlicant Czar, who is obliged to come to us with suck a story. (Cheers.) In it not hitmiliatiti4l (Renewed cheers.) And then, after putting forward this pretence, that lb* money ;sweat ...

... which is to be promoted by the Glasgow Water Company in the mewing session of Parliament has been recently printed. it is a short Bill, consisting of 16 clauses and 9 folio printed pages. As the subject is one of great local importance, we give the following ...

... and in their action and circumstance true to the spirit of womankind.—Nrs. Cowden Clarke. THE LAST OF THE MAMELUKES.—His story is very curious. He was, it seems, a personal friend of Mehemet Ali, at the time when the latter had secretly resolved upon ...

... Ash Hall, Salop, and Stetchoorth Park, Cambridgeshire. DEATHS. At Rutland Crescent, Glasgow, on the 28th inst., after a very short illness, the Rev. Peter Petrie, A.M., minister of the Free Church, Govan, in the fifty-second year of his age, and twenty-fourth ...

... consequence of a severe accident, Sir A. Clifford will be prevented from attending his duties at the House of Lords for a short time. Applications for admission may, however, during his absence, be made to Mr. Pulman, the yeoman usher.—Han. Tax DE INNIII ...

... marines on and, with 60 of our men, under Captain Hill, and ,ants 31'Court and *Coughlan, sailed for this The action was very short. As well as I can make ,t. • outline is as follows: the Tearer and the Ruby (Frenchman) having gone up , me'. where the island ...

... hurling of brickbats, and very little violent language—but, at the same time, nothing could be more determined ; and a very short timo sufficed to satisfy the dismayed Protectionists that they would never be able to obtain a hearing. The defeat at Dublin ...

... These acts, of so frequent occurrence, created the greatest alarm, no one travelling, if possible to avoid it, by night. A short time since, a committee of respectable Inhabitant, was formed, and it was determined to have nightly patrols; this plan would ...

... manner in which they had come by it was nut quite satisfactory, they were given into custody, when it appeared that they had, a short time previously, stripped a child about two-and-a-half years old, in a close in the Oallowgate, of the articles in their possession ...

... —(a laugh)—and those who saw the consequences before of such indications had their hopes raised in proportion. There was a story told of a gentleman who wee once a member of that house, and afterwards Lord Protector of the Commonwealth, that when be was ...