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... pleasure to a continuance of the favours of R. S. Dixon, Esq., Messrs. Peter Dixon and Sons, Mr. Thomas Jackson, Mrs. Story, and Mr. George Story. The office-bearers consist of president, treasurer, secretary, librarian, and vice-president, and a committee to ...
... an address, to attend meeting) or to hear one farthiug the expense. It was a worthy reparation, aud the historian sat for short time again in Parliament, although an attack of heart complaint compelled him to avoid the excitement of public speaking. After ...
... Lieutenant «li |« regimental rank.— Gl»ti*. (« nut AxlibnTiibain the who relumed uueapectedly from l'OLITIi.AL PABIS.— An idea, story, how it ia hard to aur, apparently ' down i»» a fact, effect that th.j Ihe dialogue between .1 Kreochman were Etnpvror and ...
... pleasure to continuance of the favours of R. S. Dixon, Esq., Messrs. Peter Dixon and Sons, Mr. Thomas Jackson, Mrs. Story, and Mr. George Story. The office-bearers consist of president, treasurer, secretary, librarian, and vice-president, and committee to ...
... why believe the Government more than the public. Theydo these things terrorem. They cccur constantly. Some are let out in a short time; some remain in confinement for yearssome are exiled to distant province, where, if they are not persons of property, ...
... the general sentiment of the nation are Satisfied, will the period for which the new Reform Measure will serve be long or short. Mr. Brieat at birmingham, as lately in declares himself per- ready to accept the bill outlined by Lord Joun USSELL before ...
... him was a female's side-comb and a small piece of pencil. A Faithless Punished. The Preston Chronicle tells an extraordinary story respecting a gentleman of that town, learned in the philosophy of horse flesh.'' He was a widower, and although some years ...
... the number of those who at present wield direct representative power. a certainty, the addition will fall little, at all, short of 1,500. Such a measure is one to which Reformers of every class will be perfectly justified in giving their most zealous ...
... this country is now establishing, but carried out on a scale of which we have not yet begun to dream. When he dwelt upon the short-comings of our own Legislature, ho might have alluded to the extraordinary circumstance, that again, for the second time in ...
... who was staying the house, and who perceived a strong smell of burning in the direction of the sitting-room on the second story at the back part of the house. opening the door she found tho room filled with smoke, and saw the paper hanging from the walls ...
... Thuksdiy, the -L 16th day ot February, 1860, at ACRE HEAD> the Parish Wetheral, the following CROP, the Property of Mr. Robert Story, viz.: Stacks of WHEAT 23 Stacks Potato and Common OATS, all well got, of excellent quality, and particularly adapted for Seed ...
... through. tall as the tallest elephant, but from tail to snout greatly more than twice as long; bear*, like the rhinoceros, short born on bis snout, and has Iris jaws thickly implanted with saw-like teeth. But, though formidable from his great weight and ...