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... there! The main deck covered with water surging from side to side with ducks, hens, and pigs intermingled. To make a long story short, we had a succession of heavy gales for 15 days right In our teeth. We were driven half way to Newfoundland. We lost 9 dozen ...
... into a _pleasing _under-current— ' _she . _has _since _permitted- _it to run riot _, and to . carry style , _sense _,, and _ story all before it _. One ; _meets _often onoufih . _with people _'; _n'ho _delight to _narraio _even the most _^ _ordinary-occurrences ...
... it _which should hinder , tbe _Subfetitutes ( instead of mriitting ' the _caw to _Corn-. miMionem _, _'whoLwrite : lone . storie _* . in _' _' cumbrous old styles _, _; telling > us _^ _how _.-, witnesses _, _-.. were- ' sworn , 1 _arid . _often , a-- ...
... iliontaiaed. The lire now acquired a range and power winch was overwhelming. The allusion to the law library and the billowing short description the rava. the lire conjure ui> in my n*l sad recollections the destruction ol certain law library’—lh*! fourth ...
... police were mustered at thi scene of rendesvouz in strong force, but fortunately; the utmost good humour prevailed, and in • short space of time the crowd had dispersed. It 6 not to be expected that any custom, however absurd, should at once cease to be ...
... it out. FMr M'Lellnn hero read the Bth clause.] Now, take St. incent Street (he continued), where there are houses of two stories and half high—for there are very few attics—giving a height of about 35 feet in the front walls ; but many of them are not ...
... with the Beauharnais family, is talked of. Mr. Bower has been tried for the murder of Mr. Morton and acquitted. That tragical story will be fresh in the memory of our readers. Sir George Grey has startled the good people of Morpeth by appearing before them ...
... only present result ot the uprising ic objections we took as to the story, which seemed us the peoples in 1848, over which float, like vultures for consideration of » “ohrerfX short time they and carrion-crows upon field of battle, pnesteraft wbiA wken ...
... or of brute repose,” and requires that it of shall be a day is busily employed in organizing the trades un recreation, in short, a holiday. To carry ou t his views, he peal to ions for an ap- It is intended to demand that not only the Crystal Palace, ...
... fa spluning John Pouley a Road, Hulme. The mill is five stories high, wit nd Sons, Tatton Street, Chest an attic, the first and second stories the ration of eotton was carried ut; the third, stories were ocenpied as spint br and the attic as a room, Abvut ...
... is impracticable, and therefore loaves us no re- medy. We suspect, therefore, that things must just take their course; in short, the gold fields will continue as popular as :ever. IDissenting though we do from Mr. Stirling's views, we not the less recommend ...