... in the water, wave haying tamed the green-groeer heels upwards. hi« the leg, and the captain by the he oould through the Stories or Can.—A young woman residing at Ilulme Maachsstrr, went recently see some friends at Macclesfield, ° l T'. took » hsaatifal ...

... functionaries (including the Archbishop of Canterbury and others) on coming to the throne. The late Lord Holland had a droll story about this dinner ; the arrangements for which had been left to Lord Melbourne and Lord Holland himself. All was nearly arranged ...

... exaggerated, but their own exulting accounts at the time of the occurrence claimed the credit least twenty deaths. So far the story is bad enough, but what follows is, on principle at least, much worse, as it proves that not only does party spirit rule the ...

... bloody clothes that were supposed be kept in a lodging room. This first Mrs. Baguley died five or six years ago, and said, a short time previously, that she had something on her mind which she should like to reveal ; but this coming to her husband's knowledge ...

... ster of the Church must particulars: it was a sad case. ‘Those who cared for Tegret that this ge ‘sa minister of it. What story did they hear of his own iet and 1 A woman whom he had th him, who had lived with him for nine years, w stress by the servants; ...

... the other witnewes. They had heard the statements of the witness Ann Williams. Did the jnry believe the story was also a fable What a strange story it was. This housekeeper lived the service of the plaintiff—and it was to observed that they had not ventured ...

... Brit sh men of war >° Salamis. He appears *h, more than sixty years of age, of delicate health, and blind. In telling his story Baron Grog he wept To morrow another interview will take place between 1 «vge Baron Gros, when a final determination, it is ...

... with criminal stories, and the devices which legal chicanery may suggest to cunuing minds ; but we may set against these results the constant lessou, that pilfering is not a profitable trade—tliat a life of crime is M swift as a shadow—short as a dream, ...

... Adwira ut has Cra possible blows on the naval service of House has Rte one of th ngs of We have no room to = Times, in @ short article that we have further ; in pe sta- Pursue the subject ‘the im are Admiral, that it is Mo say more at tale ly-low —__ ...

... statements; were they such as imputed guilt to him From the first lie had never denied any the main points ; liad told the same story throughout. After the occurrence he remained on the sj»ot, although there were peculiar facilities for escaping from Cheltenliam ...

... disappeared. Foreign countries display the operation of the same law. A green youth, who had crossed the Atlantic, told a story of a storm, where the rain poured down in such torrents that the ocean rose six inches. 44 There no mistake, said he, because ...

... VARIETIES. A Dby Hixt.—The following story was lately told by one who belongs to a class remarkable for their literal accuracy of narrative, and absence of all exaggeration in their descriptions— an American fea captain. On his last voyage home the ...