... customary reminder, might have been making sundry mistakes. in their dates of the years '59 and '6O. However, to make a long story short, under this difficulty, those most useful oaken, the churchwardens, came kindly to our relief, and put their shoulders ...

... of auhi the tub peera and Val is t W D oc . clench% and Bresdalbanes. Mr. Tom Taylor has draninfteuf Mr. Ilia L as t serial story, A Tele of Two Cities, and it will be produced by Madame Celeste at tb i aLyceum Theatre. inquest was lately held at M,n ...

... Colin Campbell in the East, a -young officer complained of his accoutrements, and amongst the rest that his sword was too short. 1 Lengthen it, sir,.rejoined the bluff old general, in the words of the Spartan mother, by going a step $ nearer to the ...

... (says the .NewcastleCkhronicle) direkted his agent m. at Northumberland-House, Mr. Thomas Wiliams, to: d. send to.Mr.1Robert Story, our Northuinbrian Poet,' a. Zhundre'd' bottles'of sherry with his Grace's complijents, and the.expression of. a,.kope that ...

... damsel who has late become notorious in Halifax awl Manchester, and who has herself left behind ber a little (leotard) aka& The story of his coinpears is we of extrardiaery audacity. thichawl, as eke alleg•ed, by • wanfarswer, she spent a portion of 1001. (which ...

... subsisted onpohpg '(anndN),arany iceliiitedhiats dairkier cri~maes9) S'thi~ iis'ringashim'y 'mosn to the present :dste6of our'story; and as he stood therewn the mont u Jeutrd oe r .of~a prayer; Haere n the 'ak hmwoth f er vho loved r-ot wiqelyitt0'eI Wtateri ...

... or farm labourers also lodge in the house. One night, a short time since, after the family had retired to rest, some person knocked'for admission, but proving to' be a stranger and with a lame story,. he was refused, and the family returned to their couches ...

... the previous year.. 2535 9 5 Chief-Constable's Office, Carnarvoti. BUIRROWS AXID CO., WHOLESALE WINE MERCHANTS, LIUERPOOL. STORIES: Lime St. OFiFICEs: 54, Duke St. iHE PROPRIETORS beg most respectfully to call the tten- T tion of the Trade, Noblemen, Clerg% ...

... charges, for the most part d disci-Mors —that is, not in line, bat in loose order, pretty much as each man chooses. For a short time the fight was really exciting. I should rather call it a hunt at that period of the action. Every moment one heard the ...

... as usual at six o'clock, and promeded in their sometime until about seven, when the friction of some machinery in the fifth story produced spark. Immediately the cotton was in a blase, and while the hands made a hurried the sixth and seventh Morita ought ...

... REVIVALISM. To the Editor ofthe North Wales Chronic1e. Sir,-The accompanying letter appeared in the Guar- dian-newvpaper a short time ago. I think you will con- fer no small benefit upon the public just now in these days of fanatical excitement, in allowing ...

... formier posi7 thl )X tiorn, aimd was likely, in a short time; to be in a most P hlis flourishing condition. ;Mr. Twemilow 'had only had frl in, charge, of the boys since last Miarch, but during that Cl ql., short time he~ had proved to all thuit lie thoroughly ...