... Barnsley. Later in the day they were taken before the magistrate. Their names wei John Beevors, William Beevors, John Tracey, George Firth, George Columbine, Isaac Bullock, John Gee, James Williams, Richard James, William Perry, James Pratt, William Pratt ...

... medicine ' so puir John, ru bbi ng M rs. Kittlebody's preparation for her tickdolaroo on the tap o' his head, declares he's had a bee in his bonnet ever since ; an' Mrs. Kittlebody, rubbin her jaws wi' the ointment intended for John's bald pow, in less ...

... took 'part in the famous charge. Sir Edward Lee, in proposing The Survivors of the ix Hundred, maintained that the deed Of arms at I3iilaklava was above all Greek—above all Roman fame. A blunder it might have been, but One Lich in the noblest traits ...

... circumstances which were the very antithesis of those affecting the Church of Scotland. THE BREAKFAST TABLE. All the arms of England will not arm fear. Great thoughts come to those who seek them. The body is sooner dressed than the soul. One must be content ...

... Bacon, Esq. One of the Staff sergeants of the Cardigan Militia, Sergeant Walsh, committed suicide last week. He was ordered under arrest on Friday last for some neglect of duty, and told to prepare his arms and accoutrements for inspection. On Saturday ...

... the Royal South London Ophthalmic Hospital at Maidstone. On Monday next Mr. Lumley, the British Minister at Brussels, Mr. Grattan, the Consul-General, Colonel Weaver, the Consul-General of the United States, and Mr. Herbert Tritton, of the General Steam ...