... and all that it inherits” should baw | purged with fire, or brought into unpieasaat,clo r. W. | macy with a comet, not to speak of “ mighty 4 | which triampb over the mountain tops.” | us these prophets are not infallible. Their pt field | gay be the ...

... 47 6 31 4 18 4 29 i 33 - 37 le +, 1849— 38 9 25 9 15 9 22 9 27 6 21k Decline — 89 5 7 27 G4 6 2 Sit This simple statement speaks volumes, and demonstrates the position to which our farmers have been reduced as plainly as anything which conld possibly ...

... landlord class, with a few honourable exceptions. They are indignant; though, from local and dependent circumstances, they cannot speak out as they feel, except in the private and confidential intercourse of life. But, feeling that this communication has extended ...

... prisoner, endeavouring to prove that the witnesses were mistaken as to the identity the prisoner, and called three witnesses to speak to his character. The jury, after consulting for about fifteen minutes, found the prisoner guilty.—Sentenced to three months ...

... paving the expenses Bs. 6d., the case was dismissed. The Duke Argti.k, —An Edinburgh correspondent of the Dumfries Standard, speaking of the Apprentice School meeting lately held there, and the distinguished people present, says The Duke of Argyle it young ...

... last meeting the present aDd more particalarly still after the statements been made regarding him by certain parties onld speak for himself and of himself but he asked to understand this that having that which been eo freely blamed he no wish to throw ...

... it him, sent it to the Lord Chancellor immediately. I should think this was about tba end of June or beginning of July, but speak with great diatroat of my memory on Ihia point. 4 The letter submitted to Mr. Muntz was the identical forwarded to the Lord ...

... their accounts, anti if they run the town in dent for two thousand pounds for one would never be silent lon,' was allowed speak.—Mr. MtntEDlrn thoujrhl it was • that an opportunity should given all of them investigate the acounts.—Mr. o. itE did not. ...

... it on the light fantastic toe Worley a, Coal Bank Tavern, Uaudawortk. lathe midst of the festivity tbe lady was summoned to speak l K fr lVl d Vf* *i»hed to see her. She, luckless fair, the call, and found there, infuriated with jealous passion, Jemmy the ...

... ic of it, who would not again endeavour to be partakers in its pleasures, and at the same time ■ minister a charity which speaks approvingly to the finest feelings ol humanity. If energy in well-doing is entitled claim the public support, there is no ...

... Major-General Bowles, equerry to his Royal Highness Prince Albert, addressed to Mr. Phillips, of Spiceal Street, in this town, speaking in high terms of the quality and flavour of his sausages, supply of which were ditcuued after a very pleasant fashion her ...

... Breathing and Influenza are truly astonishing and I can furnish you with numerous testimonials from those who tried it who speak most highly of the relief they experienced Its sale is increasing Prepared Sold Wholesale and Retail bottles at Is ljd 2s ...