... SLOW POISONING It i not so long since the case of the Bradford lozenges attracted a large share of public attention. Another story ol the like kind has just occurred in the neighbourhood o( Clifton. Not quite a fortnight ago a confectioner Holland exposed ...

... employment, hut the farmer, who crying for Ul»ur. Then the farmer, if suffers from the return of low-priced gram, ami this year short crop of spring corn, is sustained a good price for meat aud wool, which, it is quite evident, foreign competition can affect ...

... £9,000. In stand the highest, Butter strictly ptotecUre duty. d » rrrievancc, considering that the supply Imttcr is always short, and often very that the largo proportion of English andlnsh butter is, from neglect in manufacture, infanor in quality. Iho ...

... out in her holiday attire. then mimed lately commenced writing there letters to her, and certainly the courtship waa a very short and baaty one. Tite learned counsel, In conclusion, submitted that the pUintln had, letters written the defendant, absolved ...

... and discovered lliat its throat was also cat. There was blood upon its clothes hut the wound was not bleeding. After very short time she again saw prisoner.—Mr. Uresford, was sent for, and arrived in about two hours. She saw the blood in one place only ...

... railway'com panics make compensation, and tbe victim was not long in narrating to tle sympathetic ears of British jury the story ol hU wrongs. Medical evidence was culled case. had been prevented.t-tending to business for some time, and it was certaiif ...

... approve of this translate and cordudly recommend it to the faithfid. „ *' Nicholas Card. Wiseman. Probably not, we will Rive story or two from it. Bernadme Bnsto relates that bird was taught to say * was the point of seizing it when the Uri cried •lI.H, ...

... reduced from easy circumstances to the most abject poverty. 1 entered some of their houses and heard many of them tell their story. Some of them had their clothes tom from their hacks by Moon, as punishment (or remonstrance and praycn for mercy, and were ...

... but agon as ere told tbam what our object wes, iheir vanished. One chief, however, slid that had to thorn before with doe story we had, and, after few days, up, eeized number bis people, and carried them off tiavaa. auapected that himself had. engaged ...

... post-free, for 13 or Id stamps). I Strands, and adrertiaed under UlO same oaiuc and tr*.le nu.ulmr as ours, which, after a short use. have dw- Tooth tiled with Gold and Mr. E-kell's o*tbO- p__ *|.3l I = ■ 10 Vols. bound in 5, I2.ua, calf. LI, 4a 0.1. ...

... persons; and the muscles which run across the cheek were so strongly marked to appear like small cords? Ax Appropriatk —There is story float that the Emperor Louis Napoleou, one tlay conversing with friend, drew a triangle on the table before which Mt. Here ...

... clearedout from this port for Canada, and there are on the berth thirteen other vesaels, of which six belong Mr. Kankin. How short time has proved lb. Chancellor of the Exchequer to be better informed upon the subject than even those engaged in the trades ...