... Celebrated Pair of Bagpipes.—A gentleman in tins town sends us tho following extract from Canadian paper, describing the hi story of pair bagpipes, which he says, have been playing for him in Inverness during the Christmas holidays:— At the procession ...

... city Lunatic Hospital of a very peculiar character. A mother and daughter both became inmates, and were placed in the same story of the building, where thay had access the same hall. They met and recognized each other, though one bad left the other years ...

... Mare. Mrs. Fry, who is considerably advanced in years, at the time the accident happened was in the act of passing down a short flight of stone steps leading to the back part of the premises, and it is sur mised that her light having been extinguished ...

... especial, perfect ; is scarcely possible to conceive that Parry has not ensured the services of a confederate. A serious story of the St. Gothard— M arie Roussetaud Pierre Muller—gives Mr. Parry admirable scope for his wonderful mastery over the p ...

... which, it is expected, will »c fully attended by the clergy and laity of the Church, rom all parts of the country. Melancholy Story.—On Monday week, a prisoner, amed John Finch, aged 28, died in Swansea gaol. The eceased was committed to custody, on the 19th ...

... of the moneys received by him. Professor Sedgwick at Scarborough.—lllustrative of Professor Sedgwick's humour for a joke, a story is told, that when once on a visit to Scarborough, where he had engagement to dine, he stopped the way side, and perching himself ...

... those of Bandon against 'Turk, Jew, or Atheist. As beginning, Mr. Richard Oevereux, of Wexford, has contributed donation of Stories of Cats.—A young woman residing at Hulme, Manchester, went recently to see some friends at Macdesfield, and on her return ...

... and Co., halters. In the basement story was the engine and the blacksmith's shop, where there were about twelve men work, besides the engineer and his brother. The engine was connected with the second and third stories, where the machine-shop was situated ...

... commercial and manufacturing towns England and Scotland through more than one thousand five hundred miles of way, besides short branches. According to the Presse Mr. Brett's contract for the sub-marine line from Calais to Dover, binds him to have it completed ...

... rs into the sea. Again, there is the ik Sal to * river Plate > the offence of Rosas being a ark- Same ade wi ? h us - War short, is no longer *tor Pnces play at, but the pioneer and YeV ct °' of commerce. * ' V °se manufact urers who reap the benefit ...

... the whole area of or four acres. One portion of the factory was eieht floors high whdst no part was less than six or seven stories From the great altitude of the buildings, and their close proxim to the London Docks, the latter place was at one period exposed ...

... employ in Peter Street, when he suddenly gave a loud scream, and fell on the floor. He remained in state of insensibility for short time, and expired in about half hour, before medical aid arrived. The deceased was subject to spasms, and frequently complained ...