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... already been finished. Any other materiels etch as iron work for the store rooms, timber. slates, dte., cat, be obtained at short notice. I think the Committee will, by the Ist of May, 1862, be in a position to remove the roof, and to proceed with the building ...
... who bore him off in triumph. . contaadiction :-'' 1 the Marquess of , Londonderry, Lord Lord Com: and P.C. Griffiths, in a short time extinguished, without AN INCOURIGIBLE. 1. That the President is resolutely determined to veto termere, Lord Seaton, Sir ...
... SWANSEA, WEDNESDAr, JAN. 1, 1861. 1861. As we look back over a short twelve months, with the dawn of a new year on the horizon, we are astonished at the multiplicity of events which have filled them, events equalling in interest and excitement those of ...
... CARMARTHEN FRIDAY JAN 3 1862 LITERARY NOTICES Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Blackwood the year well Wassail” is a good Christmas story which at this festive season will read with peculiar zest The Doctor’s Family” in the “ Chronicles of Carlingford” is brought ...
... junction beautiful porti sunny to the of to of events At mention of name Venice heart not stirred with emotions recollection of story of grandeur under hundred and twenty ? ever a gondola” that in plied his the narrow of picturesque island city who in Venice ...
... weather bonovcomb the whole ground floor of the building. Light thero none, nor windows on this basement story to admit either or air. Pulled short, however, as yon aso tho stenchwhich, if bail in the outer sheds, is hero sickening, palpable—tho eye gets ...
... peL Lu get the sheep. Previously to R3es askin g wi , ness to siga the paper Rees and Davies had been talking together at a short distance., By the Learned Chairman: I did not see Davies's signature on the paper. I did not see the paper in Davies's hand ...
... Leopold. It has been wisely de- cided to allow the Prince to remain here, as he has already derived so much benefit from his short re- sidence. He has quite recovered his appetite, and is able to take any fair amount of exercise, and plays ab'ut with Mr ...
... A STORY OF JUDGE LYNCH. one of the last days of the yesr 1858 was disagreeably aroused horn a pleasant morning dream by the report of a pistol close hand, followed in a few minutes a straggling Toiler of fire-arms, in which the crack of the nfle blended ...
... —lake my advice and do so at no distant period. You would feel yourself humanised by living a place where your fast London stories and scandal would fall dead every ear, and where you would, if simple and unaffected in your manners, receive a cheerful greeting ...
... the latter took up the ouarrel, and adjourned with Edmond to the street, for the purpose of fighting. After fighting for short time Edmond drew sheath-knife and stabbed Lopez in the lower part the abdomen, inflicting frightful gafeh, from which the entrails ...
... proposal was made to Mr Wind- ham that an application should be made under the settled Estates Act, the Enclosures Acts, or by a short Act of Parlia- ment, that FelbriggHall, with its plate, furniture, and- orna- mental timber, shall be valued, and put into ...