... visiting the extensive establishment of Messrs grown Ind Co. at Glasgow, where were six of the largest lithographic presses and • number of smaller ones constantly employed in piloting by tens of thousand per day, the vaned patterns required for distribution ...

... cases in which the parties were charged with offences (simple drunkenness not being an offence) exceeded in September 1834 the number in September 1853 by 18. Whether , this is fairly attributable to the Act itself, its want of I adaptation to meet the evil ...

... gnawed by aches, while others were washed under the raft, and remained with me till I was rescued. I could see their faces in the openings as they were swayed to and fro by the waves, which threatened every moment to wash me off. The raft at one time was ...

... countrymen. It was endeavoured at various times to send help by Barrow's Straitr, by Prince Regent's Inlet, and overland across the vast continent of America by the agency of the Hudson's Bay Company, and of the hunters in their employment. Sir John Richardson ...