... attending it. After the train had arrived at the Yalton station the passengers were transferred to the Clevedon junction, a short branch line, and on arriving at that ter- minus the driver, as usual, sounded the whistle, but neglected to apply the breaks ...

... the blockade of Alexandria in 1ISO. This distincoished ,Iinicer invteoe. it is said, te, emll- body in the series af naval stories. the resttles of his career of active service in various n trts of th lie % l) Uld s iitet litcuarv enterprise is annauneed ...

... CIT HALGLASGOW, WILL BE OPTND THIS EVENIENG, MONDAY, 21s'V 'WILL BE JANUARY, 1850, ' FOR A SHORT Pl'1di By' 0~2FESS0It AND)E R~SON, GrIxAT WIZARD oyr im NORTHI,) Anld Professor of Natllal Magic to the Queen. FIIott to inform thle Nobility, Gentry, and ...

... INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION OF 1851. al (From the Times.) M In commenting some short time back upon the preli- at ur minary arrangements for the Exhibition of the Industry pi c- of all Nations which had been entered into under the at ty sanction of the committee ...

... 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 ...

... appear like palaces. Dinner must alwvays be ordered long before hand, the beds are very bad, the furniture is miserable; in short, all the appointments are of the most wretched kind. So small is the number of foreigners and travellers, that aim elegant ...

... possible but even alter such step lias and tlii* also is exceedingly possible, the laws to been acoomplisheil, will go hut short way in prevent disputed successions hud not then been l»i ' i. U diapnlcd a. , where it wan wet, but there arc f W fomutr* ...

... 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 ...

... practised Van Diemen’s Land as barrister and attorney. Authentic information on the subject will deemed a favour. At present the story is incredible.—»sf»cclrilor. Caverslinm Paik House, the seal of Mr William Crawshav, the iion-mnster, was totally dcstioyed ...

... living anther save the writer of Two Old Men's Tales' could have written $o well. Few will be able to escape from this new story when they have once entered on 10—Atheneum. Henry Colburn, Publisher, 13, Great Marlborough fitreeb London. Agents for Scotland: ...

... off bag and baggage to London head-quarters)--should so far forget its old and venerated vocation, as to discard a host of story-telling, or sonnet-scribbling penmen, and to give us in lien thereof, 43 double-drilled (we must now term them) pages on British ...

... sum o saved yearly it would enable the working to purchase a considerable portion of the and thus become landed proprietors, short tbeir own masters. This scheme had ** been carried into effect in some of the English ties, by the working men purchasing freeholds ...