... cattle, feragedke., it dontained was destroyed. While this work of destruction was going on, the melee want to a house at a short distauee from the spot, and by uttering a cry of gee iudneed the inmates, a woman and her daughter, to run out, when he de ...

... The liberal and munificent offer of 5000. towards the time since, has erection of a new General Hospital, at Bristol, made short for his “ alms deeds, ” by responded to farther donation by gentieman of 10002, for the County Rates.—The rates: Quarter Sessions ...

... erement of the Lord's that the liberal and of 5000/. towards the , waited on the Viear on the ‘ new General Hospital, made some short time Seer his desire to receive j week, since, has been at the same time that iu accordance with the by one of our benevolent ...

... his manhood and enact the experienced traveller. His person was no means calculated to play off his pretensions, for he was short and thick, with a pock-marked face, and an air and carriage by no means of distinguished cast. The owner of the house, however ...

... one of them apprehended and punished by the magistrates at Lawford's gate, but the other escaped. The singular part of the story, however, is that, since that night, a fine large retriever of his neighbour's, Mr. Wadham, has attached itself to Mr. Tuckett ...

... the many uses to which, iu one combination another, enters for internal administration, aud which are very numerous. A Short Story of Love and Marriage.—lt must necessarily a painful thing, after years of wooing and years of absence, to return and get ...

... labourer. was habited in a short blue smock-frock, yellow in parts with clay, aud wore the heavy high lace-up boots *o characteristic of the tribe. These were burst, and almost soleless with long wear. The poor fellow told the old story of the labourer compelled ...

... false impulse giveu to speculation, resolutions hostility, or, what may occur in auy season, and must needs occur in some—a short crop ; each and any of these causes may imperil the daily bread of four millions of our population, and deeply affect the financial ...

... action, men of thought.” Con Cregan, the Irish Gil Blas. W. S. On —This lively ther whick fe enual ta the earie nortions in story is brought to a close with a dou a style so much resembles, in many parts, that of one almost suspects that that veteran has ...

... 1 nice discrimination with which the different characters are pourtrayed from the charm of its style, the interest of the story, and the touchir and thrilling pathos of many of its scenes. The tale is told by the wooed of three fitters, left early to ...

... vessels, on the payment of only, and il *ny other formality. This arrangement, it is believed, i*rt > n execution iu a very short time. The iini»ogition t* t0 00,lt ' nuc ,e mcai,a °f subsistence to those long employed the old system, until such 11 legislative ...

... estimate at Horsley 1635/.; the cost 1631/; the estimate at the County Prison 27,325/.; and the cost 26.901/. The works in short have been completed for a sum 355/. within the estimate. The rate of cost has been less than that incurred in the construction ...