Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... she accidentally came uader the notice of a rentleman who had a special appointment at the hite House, and who, hearmg her story and per- ceiving the urgeucy of her case, tuok ber im with hun, Mr L her pevition, strdied the expression of her conntenance ...
... after being a short time the ground, rose to return, when the fatal shot was I tired, and “Margery” fell the ground. going I to the spot the keeper found, to his great surprise, a I fine weasel firmly fixed her talons, both dead, and a I short distance oft ...
... rn, via clapbam Junction. Ac, iScc. Also ;l I'aiet ri.-.ite front Chariug-cross anil London l»ri ige to Lower lydenham, a short distam - from Palace Grounds. CRYSTAL PALAC E. —A llil'ST, EXCURSION MONTH.— For Kates apply at the Secre- :ary's office, I'rvstal ...
... took place on the 28th, it was resolved that the prisoner Harris, whose child the murdered one was, should give evidence. Her story was of a most extraordinary character The child, which fine healthy boy, was born on the 16th of October, and on the 12th of ...
... n made to them, intimated that they will reduce the price of gas to 4s. 6d. per thousand feet from the ultimo. This falls short of the request made. London* Missionary Society. —At Princes-street chapel, on Sunday week, two sermons were preached on behalf ...
... and midland coon ties. Per atone be. a. d. a. d. Per atone of flU*. e. d. ■, *4 Best Soots, Ufdi. 2 6 Best Long-wools 0 Bast Short-boras 5 0 5 Do. do. shora ted. quad, beasts 3 0 0 A 2d. 0 0 Calvsa S 8 5 0 Do. do. shorn. Pigs 0 8 Lambs V BestDnsAt-bdss.o ...
... Yseeu'eos- fertist. AN ELECTION INCIDENT.-rThe ladies hleave been very active at the elections this year, and we hear many good stories of the means taken by sisters, mothers, cousins, and lovers to secure the returi of their candidates. In a northern town, ...
... wore genuine, the amountnamed in it would be allowed. Quirk, however, did not think it expedient to send the receipt, and in short time bailiffs were put in possession of his goods. Mr. Orpen, sol., was at this time shown the receipt, and he wrote to Judge ...
... of the timber framing msde of strong studs with lath and plastering, and covered by widelv-projecting roof, and tho second story bcinglcss in size, while the third is the spire; internally we see it is square scaffolding strongly supported by its lowest ...
... have _beenirelated by ; _theiactors _in' them . Those who are'fond of _unravelling _mysteries _, and _accounting for ghost _stories' wiUprobably easily arrive at _the elucidation of this _particular one . — JDuWii _Express . - _^ THE GUILD pr _^ LirERATtrBE ...
... ten O'CLOCK AT NIGHT AT KIVINGTON HALL. The following original story was on sain at the Rotluen.av Bazaar Wednesday. The it will l.e soeu, bas hti;. intrinsic merit, it will add the interest with which will lx- perused when we mention tliat it is written ...
... _been-related by . _theiactorg in' _theoi . Those who are fond . of _unravelling _, _mysteriesand accounting for - ghost stories' will probably . _easily _arrive at the _dnddation of _this particalar one ;—Dublin _Express . '• _^ THE GUILD _' OF LTTERlT ...