... still, small voice; not the acquisition of riches, but the elevation of their less-gifted brethren not the marble bust or the storied urn, tut the approval of'con science. The, Mechanics’ Institute of this town has for several years been a state of semi-d ...

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

... gentleman might dress himself in his rifle uniform, go into a carriage, and say he was on duty. The bench retired, and after short time returned, deciding that the carriage was not a carriage conveying volunteer infantry within the meaning of the exemption ...

... were performed by Mr. Squire Autv. The room waa tastefully decorated^ tnd the evening was spent in the most agreeable manner. Short addresses were delivered by several of the gentlemen present, as well^as by the workmen, aud a few dances were indulged in ...

... ifthat he would go away, owing to fanilly differences. His fir frienods are most auxious to learn something of him. H i '~is a short stout set imanr, fifty years of age, and at the time in D he disappeared was wearing a black coat and waistcoat, and m-, woollen ...

... further inland from tbe rivers than waa at first expected. Rich diggings have been dis- covered in the Similkameen valley, a short distance south of the 49th parallel, within the territory of British Colnmbia. This valley is watered by a river bearing the ...

... towards the close of the season. As yet there is no si thereof. An hour's chatting is enough of an eveniegl and S 'in that short time, there are some accidents which hbad a better have been avoided witness the etatetnesu of Lord s. Granvillo which had ...

... the dressing of poultry for Worcester market, on the following day. In this opera- tion knives are used for dislodging the short feathers, and in trussing the birds. Mr. Orgee, not content with his cider, said he would kiss Mrs. Dowding, and attempted ...

... mile to the south of tbe Hest Bank Station, in the parish of Bolton-le-Sands, to a Junction with tbe North Western Railway, a short distance to the west of the third mile post from Lancaster, on tbat Railway, being a distance of two miles and twenty chains ...

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... recently withdrawn from us, Irving and Macaulay, each the glory of hi3 country. The Laureate contributes a short poem, founded on one of the stories of Grecian mythology ; and Mr. Monckton Milnes an Unspoken Dialogue, also in verse. Studies in natural ...

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