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... recognised, and skive property to be guaranteed by the Cowttitu, Bon. As Hottest Tozerlerick Douglass tells the following story :—When hp was a slave in Afars.lam!, ho that an nrgro, Saintly, had the appearance of being always well fed, and looked very ...
... for the present month, may mentioned “Ovingdon Grange. A tale the Southdowns, by W. H. Ainsworth. “The Haunted House. A story for the New Year, by Dudley Costello. “ Silver Chimes and Golden Fetters ;or How the Old Year went out and the New Year Came ...
... oat Tuesday. Mr K. B. B. Corbett. on Wind( of the Manchester Medico- Ethical Society. tin.ferreil a charge against Mr John Story. of !Mother Street, for a violation requirements of the new Medieal Act. 'lite teat was prc.rist•ly similar to one reported ...
... men who have £lOO funded property to that taxed, end people who have nothing lo pay tax** atull. we* 1 return Pariiamant a short time since, which showed that the aVarage sum held in the funds each man ia £lO3. Therefore, fitad-bolden the average are not ...
... people. Thia is easy undertaking. It difficult be comprehensive without going to» much Into detail, to exhaust sobj- cts in short articles, omplete and yet All tlds and a great deal more—including excellent arrangement, tUgaiici-, and taste—has been The ...
... than may the town whence b* had eoase, was beginning faar that shaold never homo snob plaoo, whoa bis mediiaiioos wore eat short «|Jpoaraceo arid- man. who had just com* out upon and who asked If this waa Mark Roland. Mark reoognlsad Mr. Ilaaimond, had ...
... Gone! gone! all echoed simultaneously. Ay, gone ! said Mary, an' that only aboot ten minutes ago. Mary then told her story, of which the purport is follows:—Having heard some of the men Rodger probably—halooing in the forest, on their homeward route ...
... biographical notices clone of the men of the t ate, which we transfer entire to the columns of the Sestiarf, partly it is short and therefore easier to he isserted„.partly that it may give oar readers an idea of how such subjects are treated in the Encyclo- ...
... tribes of herding animals, convince us that the tiling somewhere least possible. _ Height of Curtesy.—Let friend tell his story of a visit to one the great packing houses. he •- foreman took us all over the premise. We saw evervttnng. was a good-natured ...
... One carriage, fortu.tely empty, was smaehed to men, ; and many the passengers were injured, hot happily none seriously. The story that the partws to the reoentlypablishod dia. lope between a Frenehintin sad an Engliahmare were the Emperor and kir Cobden ...
... tame after his retiring columns. He placed two con.panics under cover, who sent a volley into the unsuspecting Moritos at short distance. The firing lasted till dark, as usual. A gunboat and two small steamers fired a good deal, hut their practice was ...
... well-tiued remarks, and was o a followed by the Rev. Messrs. Trail, Pollock, e and Dr. Patterson (of Hope Street), who, in short, 8 interesting addresses, gave some valuable advice to the nt inmates and audience generally. The entertainments cc of the ...