... came back in three, with his health considerally impaired, his Code in his hand, anda handsome competence in his pocket. The story of that unhappy Code is well known. A great sum of money was spent upon it; and it tarned out wholly worthless. It is usually ...

... to know what sum was due to their company at the time of the amalgamation ? “Mr. Latimer—The amount of debt was very little short of £26,000. (Oh, oh.) I may as well tell you there were others who had to do with the matter; and when we got the amalgamation ...

... with hackram or stuffed out with cotton, so as to give his logs the appearance of being tvo big green pillows, and a very short tunic, which was composed of yellow, red, blue, and green, and lie had a turban of some glaring color, with the most comical ...

... whenever Drainage, Treatment of Poultry, requisite. Io o HigationAgicultural Publications Improved gModes of P csbandry, In short, whatever affects the beneficial employment of capital in hand. Reports are regularly given of the English, Scotch, all Irish ...

... in the desolate condition and singular conversation of the stranger. I have fallen from first estate, girl, it is a common story. 1 loved and trusted, and was betrayed, and now all is past. have lost one place in life, and have sought for another in vain ...

... started three or but the Yankee took the four rabbits. He was greatly surprised, affair asa matter of course, To make a long story short, the wonderful horse changed hands on the ot, 300 dollars being the consideration. His new owner mount him, and with istic ...

... an address, to attend a meeting, or to bear one ing of the expense. It was a worthy reparation, and the historian sat for a short time again in Parlia- ment, although an attack of heart complaint com- pelled him to avoid the excitement of public i . After ...

... heme, and speedily returned with a revolver furnished with quite a marvellous array of barrels. Pop, bang—pop, bang ! he made short work of the sparrows, and soon reduced the enemy to one crestfallen biped with broken leg and wing, who limped to hide himself ...

... bat rests to admire? The strength that over- turned.” We have no less than three stories in the present number of “ Buackwoon.” ‘* Norman is the first part of a Scottish story, not the !ess interesting feom the rich Doric dialect in which its principal ...

... in full canonicals, who on close examination was found to be skeleton, with an artfully contrived film over it, which at a short distance looked like flesh! This skeleton-mummer, we have good reason to hope, has got notice to quit the Church of England—has ...

... shall not be present. Mr. Tracy said—We shall first take up the witnesses from the Blenheim, and hear their portion of the story ; and having disposed of that vessel, then let us take up the other one, and hear what those representing her have to say. ...

... upholding this and condemning th uirv returned open verdict.— Longford Journal, year, to exchange these rifles giadually for the short portaut subject. It was the intention of the gentlemen Cork and handoa. 2 „ - . J u p Enfield, the ease of any corps which ...