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... MIDLOTHIAN JOURNAL. Dare, i-ware arms so tnat tier upon my shoulders, and looking up into my lace with those pleading innocent-seenting which had the pathetic wonderment of a eltild's outlook upon the world. I took her arm-. and lifting her band- my shoulders ...
... you. Mr. John.•' And I too, said I'hilomi•rw speaking brat ely. and with evident sitieerit, for it was dear she had fared the farts. and once she had done the little girl had a soul any petty feeling of jealous. 11,a glad Mis- Gr•attan must la' to ...
... --.- Troops cn the March. Tits troops were the three arms—cavalry. infantry, Ind ttrtilier•—ln•ide in numbers being: given to the local regiments—the [loyal Scots. The fleserve Battalions of the Fifth and Sixth swung. along with military precision. while ...
... ¦ .: - * THE POSITION 05 BELFAST . • ' ' - ' ¦ ¦ ' . ' - ' Mr John , Dillon referred to the' ; renew of Sunday , . saying ' that for the first time ; for 120 years a great body of armed and drilled men : under National leadership had marched -through- ...
... compass at a very early period to guide them in their journeys across the vast plains of Tartary. They made little images, the arms of which. moved by • freely-suspended magnet, pointed continually towards the North. An apparatus of this kind was presented ...
... overdone with heraldry. Emblazoned arms of Sutherland and Gower met the .eye on everj aide; and Lord Ro: all Gower tells how John Bright once r.d nhether the family really believed tha t tie v•irant spaces left for the arms of unborn Dukes and Duchess were ...
... she had restored years before in memory of the late Lord Cardigan, and the coffin, as it was carried from the house, passed beneath the mounted head of Ronald, the charger that carried Lord Cardigan in the charge of Bslaklava. Lady Southeell, who had a serious ...
... also on the ground that they were granted similar exemption in the American Civil War _ of 1860-1 SS 4 . Then , again , a Mr John Robertson , B . A .. resident in the electorate of Holborn , asks the House to appoint a Committee of inquiry to investigate ...
... mm* through the severe Setting uninjured. IA the earlier letters received he wee mentioned being among the wounded, bet Mbar arm shoes that be escaped. ODLE WELL Ofr' 1% been receive.' by Yrs P. to use meet that Ler husband. !twits reter Lyuus, was taken ...
... tleaye Cheerful, and Love at II .. John Rankine and John M'Keen; recitetiati, When father carves the dark, Fred Mann: action song. Busy Little Housewives; dialogue, Errand Boys' Yarns, D. raider. O. Moil. John Brown. W. Sheerer; recitation, Soinebody'e ...
... afore that tij* scarchltghi BONESS AUSTRALIAN’S ADVENTURES. Twice Mentioned In Despatches. George Burden, native of neee. and Arm' 'international footballer, hud a rojoark&ble career. joined the* at the age 18. and moat his tfcht years with the colour*- ...
... T-. vw . dmount . / POLSON . -At Edinburgh , on the 9 th inst .. John Hat fo' -J 0 - - . late of Pencaitland , aged 73 . Funeral to-morro » (™»| sday ) , to Tranent Churchyard , arming 3 . 30 . BftiSON . —At a Nursing Home , on 9 th inst ., Elizabeth ...