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... had merely said, 11 1 will not follow the example of the publio prosecutor by appealing to passions — when he was stopped short by tbe President, who informed him that these expres- sions were an insult to tbe public prosecutor, and tbat be must retract ...
... and that neither susiait ed any i serious injury — lit stern Daily Press. As Unlucky Widower. — A curious semi romantic I Story is forwarded to us by our Lincoln correspondent, concerning an unlucky broker of that city. When a I widower, with a thriving ...
... decoration. The mouogram, ?? is introduced in ribbon leti.rs, iv a centre medallion, and at tbe bottom of the window are a short inscription and date. This ele- gant window has been erected at a very moderate cost. Messrs. Drnry snd Smith have, during ...
... CLOCKS. Public Clocks fitted with Illuminated Dials, and all kinds of Horological Machi- nery executed in tbe best style, at a short notice and on the most reasonable Terms. Church Clocks, with dead beat Escapement, and Dial Six Feet Diameter, £65. Additional ...
... missive, so far as I have been able to gather, is generally favourable — of course always excepting the party whom nothing short of sending a French army to the Romagnas to re- duce them at the point of the bayonet will appease or satisfy. There is nothing ...
... Celts from ?? tbe Drift, (lent by Sir Charles Lyell; choice Photographs, Stereographs, i numerous Microscopic Objects, ...
... tho death of her husband.. .. .Mr. Cbawshaw seconded th» proposition ?? Mr. W.\TKisaon supported it. He waa sorry tbat a short time ago Mr. Bussey mistook a remark which be made, and that he had never bad an opportunity of explaining it. He (Mr. Watkinson) ...
... Office Corner, Sheffield. NEW TALE, January 7, No. 1, Price One Penny. £ ...
... do so.— King and his bail then left the Court. A Faithless Widowbb Punished. — The Preston Chronicle tells an extrordinary story respecting a gentle- man of that town, learned in the philosophy of horse flesh. He was a widower, and although some ?? ...
... receipts of Eng- lish Wheat were T-'iOfS qjarteis, with -jB'l7 quarters foreign. This rooming's supply from Kent and Essex was short, and in worse condition, perhaps, than any since harvest. The few dry samples that could be found went iff at former rates ...
... the later ballots, there are fewer scattering votes, and the Democratic candidate has more supporters, but he is still far short of Mr. Sherman, tbe Re- publican, who yet wants a few votes he cannot get. Tbe animosity in tbe South against the North is ...
... MIDLAND RAILWAY.— WICKER STATION, Sheffield. RUERISH may be CARTED into the MIDLAND GROUND. Entrance at the Mineral Gate*. SHORT WEIGHT IN CANDLES.— The Public are CAUTIONED against several Parties selling Candles one to two ounces in the Pound deficient ...