... bringing the action against Messrs. Collie, the Directors of the Bank are confessing to an net of carekeeness which is little short of astounding. I )nliottry indivielnals cannot help wondering that a bobble so immense was unperceived until it burst. They ...

... beard I:nrore the magistrates. The apology defendant then made, and his solemn statement made in the police-court as to the story of the alleged assault not being correct, wore then read. Seijaant Parry praisendr Hawkins in most eulogistic terms for his ...

... desire. Love stories are ever delightful, specially to the young, the old, old story, told over and over again and preeented under fresh aspects, is still the seine, and never fails to touch hearts r these thoughta weresuggested by the short tale in the ...

... independant means, who has been staying at Yeovil for some time past, died at the Chongln lintel on Tuesday evening after a very short illness. It is said be confessed to Dr Aldridge, who attended him, that poison was the cause of his illness; but pending the ...

... intervals through which the distarbad teeth is raised, and their frequency, by enablial the exesvation to be broken up into short lengths, reduces considerably the arduousness of the work. Beek advantages. however, will not exist in the ease of the proiseted ...

... provementin their playing. Mr Groves, of NW Lion Hotel, catered for the band, as usual. BYGONE. Deva.—Erfrott from the 11;story of Chord.— The Bth day of `September, 1831, was a grand day in Chard, being the coronation of William IV. Chard folks came ...

... Wednesday. There was a large attendance of the agriculturists of the neighbourhood, end dealers from various plisses. There was a short supply of stock and consequently the various animals sold well. 1150 sheep and lambs were penned. Beef fetched from ISs to ...

... sorrows, from the eyes of men. We have given the plot of the story thus nt length, because the poem is the story and nothing else—the graceful telling in poetic form of a simple, pathetic story ; in this Mies Bigg has followed in the steps of the great ...

... snailaooomplished a feat which should be chronicled in the annals of his race. &Tease's BANx.—A Goon Svoriv--The following story is told in Chamber's Journal :—Daring the panic of 1825, a woman who had long attended the 'lnstal market as a vendor of vegetables ...

... directly the weather took an unfavourable torn, doubting (let's promnee, and welly lacking faith but they had only to wait a short time. and the clouds pea.e.l away, the rain ceased, the inn came forth. and tied gave them their harvest this ear just a.. ...

... express - tom of good wishes with which the Prince an'l Princess of Wales were greeted on Monday evening throughout their short open carnage dnvc from Marlborough House to the railway station. The streets were thronged by thousands of poopte desirous ...

... this complaint. The cow 101.411 should be n - ell fumigated atter diseased cattle have occupied them. Therefore it is the shortness of the grass that generates thin complaint, and if not properly attended to thin rend tend poison will retard hod, in the ...