... started to beat him with a whip. Hle beat him round and round the passage, and Mfr Healy jumped about. He beat him from head to foot, and he must be black and blue all over. Mr Healy did not say a word ; he only jumped about. There was no noise while all ...

... hall passage, or go about'the house whistling or humming frag- ments from The Little Warbler, or shake the house from head to foot by giving energetic imita- tions of the Perfect Cure, for the amusement of the servants in the kitchen ; when everything ...

... Thursday morning he left Sanderland apparently in his usual health to seek employment in Newcastle. Mr. WValter Grey, Nag's Head Inn, foot of George Stairs, said the de- ceased went into his house at a little before two o'clock, and asked for a drop whiskey ...

... medical gentleman, who ordered the men to be conveyed to the hospital. They were very weak, one especially tremnbling from head to foot, and being hardly able to walk. Their names are Henry Bryant, 43 ycars, belonging to London; Charles Shannon, Philadelphia; ...

... plaint against Foote was for having undermined the gable wal, which stood at the west end of the house, and by means of taking away the soil under the wall and exoAvating, he had seriously injured the house,'and cracked it from head to foot, so that it would ...

... the girl referred to, search was made in the ruine, where the poor creature was found, burned in a Irightful manner from head to foot, life being quite extinct. The origin d the fire is ucknown. SANITARY PROVISIONS, IN THR NAVI-The diare- gard to health ...

... time, other- wise the consequences might have proved fatal. As it was, however, the unfortunate woman was drenched from head to foot and severely injured by the shock. By the part of the Quay at which the occurrence took place being in a dilapidated condition ...

... broke over her shoulder, and on the neighbours breaking open the door they found the poor creature enveloped in flames from head to foot, and the prisoner standing by. She was fright- fully injured, and now fles at the infirmary in a very critical condition ...

... appears twice in the same dress, bait changea the material and the colour every day. $he has set the fashion of dressing from head to foot in the same colour. If brown- be chosen, then. everytbinog is brown-bonnet, shawl, dress, parasol, and boots Hier Majesty ...

... kicked and beat him. The cut on his head had been ocoosioned by another man, who had thrown a stone at him as he was coming home. Deceased said the men were Irishmen, He did not know them. Some one had hit him on the head with a half-brick. Deceased had gone ...