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... Ariadne, that the racing man would not be for an instant in doubt to the identity of “the gentleman declining the turf.” In short it was Sir Robert Peel, Bart., who ran his horses in the name of “Mr. F. Robinson,” that had thus signified his intention of ...
... hospital, aud be seat home. They were willing to suffer anything “ rather than remain in that horrible service Such is the story which the Pope’s reernits tell of the treatment they met with from their agents. Another of these poor dopes tell us, that ...
... body of an elderly female. Mr. Inspector Danmwas then informed that a young man, the son of the elderly female, was on that story, and, on stepping over the bodies, he saw a man, about twenty. five years of age, in his night-shirt, standing perfectly calm ...
... A> DD GHOST STORY. THERE was a residing in Cornwall who had a butler who had lived with hi and in whom he 1 confidence. The butler one morning informed him that i the nicht the house had been entered, and a large tity of plate been taken away. The page ...
... Commission will show that . _things i _liavcinot been so ; black as _. have been . represented ; and that it will be like the story of the _three black crows . ; Sy Mr BABSTOW—I have no personal knowledge ' of bribery on either side ; I believe _/ however ...
... Queen, the late Treaty entered into hy her Majesty, through her negotiators, with the Emperor the French. The papermakers, in short, do not like tree trade as applied to paper, and though probably content to have all other articles cheapened by its operation ...
... points in which impreveraent may be noticed. The total number of entries, in all sec tions. falls short those at Dundalk last year’s show. In the short horned class the relative numbers are ninctv two this year, as compared with 115 in 18u9. This 'numerical ...
... harpoon was skilfully and deephy buried is its bo d y; the leviathan immediately sounded, or dived downwards, but is • very short the rope relaxed, aid the what+ rose to the surf ecss quite ; but the were SO appnlled by territi, tfreet of the poisoned harpoon ...
... skilfully and deeply buried in its body; the leviathan immediately sounded, or dived perpendicularly downwards, but a very short time the relaxed, and the whale rose to the surface unite dead : but the men were appalled by the terrific effect of the poisoned ...
... 3•I all. a 1 U. . 1'.•..T44- on Wousall Mean 15.141 and Sr. Lawton took wadi na e RalOtt W• 004, the aorurry at short hand note. . raft Par smoder .4 Jars Wass*. taw •id Robert too to.elerk of It. riciá, mad ; toms, b ahe ir ler ol rt. bare ...
... quarter of a mile long, with a spinning factory two stories high, and sundry other buildings. The fire was discovered in one part of the ropeground, and intelligence was sent for the engines, and in a short time the land engines from the different stations ...
... quarter ofa mile long, with a spinning factory two stories high, and sundry other buildings. The fire was discovered in one part of the rope-ground, and intelligence was sent for the engines, and in a short time the land engines from the different stations ...