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... about four o?clock, wbilt* cab was being driven along Causayside Street by Mr Jonathan Pateison, coach proprietor, the horse storied and ran off, and overturned the oak betwixt Gordon?s Lane and Orchard Street. Mr Pale: son was thrown from his seat, and had ...
... Tenor; MR. A. G. VANCE, the Great Versatile Conilne; On FIDint ?? M aIR. C. HOUSTON, the c elebrated Scotch Comic Singer and . Story Teller, olx SATURDA\Y Xl(;l!T. On thlt Evenling, also, 'AIRS. -WAiTEl BAYN'HAM1 oill k-indly llead Eugelle Aralu's Dremul' ...
... Houlston & Wright, Paternoster Row. Glasgow: JOHN HADDEN, 179 HighStreet. NE'W TALE- GEORO E HARRI7NGTON.' For a Glasgow Story of great power, replete with incident and striking ilhlstratin_, see 'TIHE , EA(UE JOURNAL for this week, Price One lenny ...
... |, and coald the war more than 9) The South 61,009 opened by anarchy in France. terature unex, relieved by the lofty i the story, end of J houses lowered their of about 2000 pipes. We conclude that the wines from at the atimost. ib, aod there is mow a ...
... narrowly escaped with his life. learning that some persons were supposed to be asleep or partially siitlbeated in the upper stories of the burning bouse, Mr. Rynd, with true heroism, dashed stairs, burst the door of the room where the the had originated ...
... asy 1 M‘fines the Justice of Peace Ooart. confided the whole matter to Mosdoch, and that BUhop Mubdoch, whatever, poured the story into the confidential fcoeom that remarkable keeper semets, the SZeSeoswrasv. What Sir GsoKasOKCYhas done with it might, of ...
... resentative newspaper. Me with the Rep Mr Disraeli for revision a ad to to hich be had copied the il ray) thical notice, in w story. Mr bouks of refe rence as to rephed: ve made no additions, taken the liberty of correcting an Ihave jat sou have sv gungly ...
... either end one; and no ti The third system of work- he is present at that end. with ao engine (or two esupled ) is only ¢ to short on whic! traffic can be 2 backwards and forwards by means of that one engine. a In the present instance, second system was ...
... towards the North, and so prolong inde finitely the contest. The response given by India t the demands of the trade fell so far short of expect: tion, on the whole, as to assist in depressing th spirit of the manufacturers, and to deter them availing themselves ...
... lessons of one hour each, . Writing, 8 lessons private tuition, • EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE MONTHLY MEETING. - The SECOND of a SHORT SERIES of EVENING MEETINGS, in connection with the EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE. will be held in the Queen's Rooms, on Monday, the ...
... l hundreds or by thousands. This short-sighted policy d produced the usual results in such cases. The publt ai ceased to believe the truth when the truth happened Ifi] to be told, and they frequently believed stories which b 1 were positive delusions ...
... for this excellent little book. It consists of a collection of the stories of the late Miss Catherine Bell, a singularly fascinating writer, especially to children. Some of these stories have appeared in print before, but are well worthy of republication; ...