... of the name of Boclan Road. having been lef ing in during the absence of its parents for a short end managed by means or other to get out window, is three stories in height, and was by the bande when the father and mother fortunate shaw! under the window ...

... minates, and after visiting our venerable Abbev, and rambling about till nine o'clock, they returns! highlv pleased with their short but agreeable jaunt. We have heard it remarked, that at present there is an opening in Alloa for an apostle of temperance, ...

... Glasgoir Herald of Friday has the following remarks on this doubtful story:—The firm referred to is one of which one of our present magistrates is the head. We do not believe the story ; as it yet only rests the notion of two boys, who saw a man, with whiskers ...

... stores in his cellars; but from the increased rapidity and frequency of railway communication, he can get fresh supplies at short interval*, thus enabling him to keep always abreast with the tastes of the age, and saving him from that worst of contingencies ...

... on Sunday afternoon week, at the Mormon Chapel, Br ...

... concurrent impressions of the officers employed are clearly, and, we think, reasonably,against its credibility, yet the whole story is so loosely related in the despatches before us that the general reader would find it difficult to extract sufficient evidence ...

... Neale thai until after the committal the prisoners he cannot be allowed lo have interview with tlieni the jail. Ibtm'uitic Story.—Letter-, from the Polish frontier i In* I*l instant, in the Zeitnufl, stale that ten Circassians, fully armed and equipped ...

... ripened prematurely, the quality will therefore very various, and we do not hesitate to state that tho yield will fall f-»r short an average ; we have occasirnally some samples 43 lb. per bushel, but the best average runs do not exceed lb, while the secondary ...

... were not disposed yield an immediate compliance to this rather rough, but no means uncharacteristic demand. A short altercation ensued very short one, understand; for who would ever suppose that a Duke, the Dnke Athole especially, would stop to bandy words ...

... bounties, varying from £?,! to to awarded to those persons whose claim* are most prominent. 77,„ Westminster Revtr«e.—There story current among 1 the writers periodical literature, that a wealthy contributor to the Westminster Review, who is aver** to ...

... ordered him ' Cut it short, I say—cut it short I' 'Yes, sir,' clipping away and gabbling the the faster. 'Cut it short! will you?' says the old gent. 'Yes, sir,' coolly replied the barber, still going on with his story. ' Will you cut it ...

... referring to Mr Speirs' being near-sighted, and wearing glasses on that account. Farther, that Speirs did what he could a short time ago to prevail upon one of the members of his church, who was reputed to be wealthy, and, when weakened by the ravages ...