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... were short ; their work was all under shelter ; and they tiad, of course, their ?? nings and their Sundays to th«j*nselves. Bat theylearn-d no domestic habits, and the consequence was that when they became miner*' wives, tneir husbands houses were not ...
... play of Leah V[ and °. n ? Presented during Miss Bateman's ' given with every completeness, , a Se(ii „ ?.? the present company, the kn'» J 3 w . )e supported by Mr Swinbourne— M'(j' . , fame—Miss Virginia Frances, and ...
... wiil be RE-OI'F.NED (D.V.) on Monday, the 7th of September, for the Enrolling of Pupils, and the Classes will commence on Tuesday the Bth. Directress —Miss SCUULTZEN. IMr Ross. Miss Macmsh. Miss Davidson. Miss Hope. Writing ...
... greatly increased conuort to the Pupils. j REFEREES:— Rev. Archibald Watson, Thomas Bell, Esq., Bel D.D., The Maine. mont. William Bell, Esq., Hawk- Willi Stephen, Esq., 1 hill House. PLace. Andrew adie, Esq., 1 Miss Stirling Graham, Place. Duntrune. Thomas ...
... nnd Cape «Ie Verde '■ Aug. 8, P.M (Hlamle, via -Soutliamjton , D i, a « «. Hefena'.! .!°: \ ' »■ »•*> »•». Can.'wlauntl United itei Every Thursday. Canadian Packet 2.30 P.M China Penan*, j j J0 via M.utliampton ■ Do. do., via Marseilles .. Aug. 13, 6.30 ...
... this i , country, unless they wire offended at the neutrality we i j had obs-rved. At present there were 21,71)0 irregular . j troops in Canada, ar.d it was estimated that the mi- , j litia forces, a. soon ns the Government were in a I position to take ...
... who daily begtheir bread of the Federal j Commissaries. In its number of the 10th inst. the Social-Demokrat I states that a regular transmission of the paiier has become impossible through the conduct of the Berlin j l*>lice- . It appears that the police ...
... The Colliers' Strike in - South Lancashire— —Riotous Proceedings by the Men.—The town of was in a moat excited state all Thursday night and Fridav morning. The most disquieting rumours were afloat, and when several hundreds of the turn-outs marched with ...
... on Saturday morning, the crew being nick--d up by the smack Lord Willoughby, which land, d them at Lowestoft on Sunday morning. The Chance went down in deep water shortly after they had left her. The collier Drig Treaspole, also from Sunderland, bound ...
... altar by her father, Sir John Richardson. The bridesmaids were —Miss Helen S. Richardson, Miss Buttar, Miss A. Oswald, MiS J. Rattray, Miss Cochrane, Miss Drummond, Miss B. ...
... Lost or Found. OST, betwixt Simerville Place and Dud- J_J HOPE Church, GOf.D WATCH KEY, with Seal Engraved. Reward, Courier ...
... : human aid could ■•J** I Jjothina The crew had, however, selected a suitable place on which to beach the boat, and were proceeding to do so. It was a moment of intense anxiety ;. and more so, as even then those on shore ...