... the pecuniary one. But he took his stand upon the tax-paying one. That, said, was an essential part of the scheme. After a short debate, however, he blandly announced that in deference to the reactionary party in the House, he would give way; and this ...

... (who seems to have been short of money) stole some money orders to pay him, and for that offence is now undergoing a sentence of penal servitude. Saturday Balls was brought before Sir Benjamin Phillips at the Guildhall, and the story was related by his victim ...

... Theatre, this (Saturday) evening. Mb. J. L. Toole and Mrs. Alfred Mellon are now performing with great success Birmingham. A short Reason Frenoh plays is about to be given at the St. James's Theatre. The first performance is announced for the 24th inst. ...

... an un- certain light. May Heaven have mercy upon us l' tremulously ejaculated the bishop at this part of tha story. The judge continued his story: Be calm my lord bishop; be calm. The awful part of this myster- ious interview has still to be told. Nerving ...

... But what was pretty certain was that* i tiny had broken out somewhere, and great was tflh accordingly. Happily the whole story now toms it U- nothing! It seems that it originated mtic having written to Meerut say that • ifting was expected, there being ...

... wellenough to and Sutherland be united and return one member. mast letm eeaai P IMr Robertson (Berwielmleire)— That the story I not quitesogreen you pima s um )'oar fog* sue as el* as nom of a renidence within the county I necessary tart of the county ...

... quantity taken previous to 1846-, to average 10.000 barrels; indeed the quantity captured in 180 l was 20.000 barrels. In short time the great success that attended the seine-net fishers Lochfyue begun to attract the attention of those who adhered to ...

... it ‘Naebody kens, Mr Dubois; but mony a ti, seemed to us as though the little angel spirit that y, ca’ed oor Jeanie for so short a time, was hover; near us and putting comforting thoughts into oy hearts. Weel, she died ; those flowers were the la she ever ...

... Wensley parish, for the purpose of shooting some rabbits, taking with him a double-barrelled gun. After being in the field some, short, time, be saw what he thought to be a rabbit about thirty yards distant, on the edge of a ditch, and fired. On going to the ...

... the usual prelunins The young lady's reply was, “ Decd Jamie, Ill tak’ ye, but ye maun gie dues 0’ curtin’ fora’ that.” and Stories , of the Scottish People. | To to Drath FoR KNOT Pirapine.—At the bar Spiggott and Phillips declared they would not plead ...

... they had no existence ; and ins' hey of them, when wit- nesses are required for the power of God, we have strange un-Hebrew stories of the eastern astronomic mythology, 6 @ wars of the giants, the imprisoned Orion, the wounded dragon, ‘ the sweet influences ...

... may wish to tell our story. We may plead the irreconcilable difference between CMt snd Saxon, the inevitable domination of the stronger over weaker race. But no other story will the world here, and the world will bear that story when we are in our graves ...