... for some which he did found A Berwickshire which however is anachronical attributes introduction of potatoes into North Michael Scott wizard tlie devil in partrerstrp lease of tlie Mertoun Whitehouse farm capital The to : The first year have all above ground ...

... palpably acmachiromsical, attributes the intro- ductiots of potatoes into Scotland to that famous wizard of the asorths, Sir Michael Scott. The wizard and the devil beitg in partnership, took a lease of a farmis oil the MertouLm estate, called Whitelhouse. The ...

... and of Mr. W. H. Smith (on behalf of the IValerworka Company), of Mr. E. Strieli (clerk to the local board), and of Mr. Michael Scott, their engineer. A lecture was delivered by the Rev. J. Griffiths, of Aberdare, on Tuesday week, to the young men of Merthyr ...

... of the preceding winds of Sivati.ea ? I believe it is not in the direction of the prevailing iv of Swansea. . . _ Mr. Michael Scott called, and examined by Mr. Are von a civil engineer? 1 arn.„.l believe you preetic. it London ? 1 d 0 And I you licvskno ...

... whielt the Pacliasuentary notices were I ., :auteti. Some slight admission of beets rendered I remain, dear sir, truly, Michael Scott, Esq. i.lcLi, C tSTI.E GANT. To this letter I received no acknowlelguient or any sort, either verbal or written. I shitil ...

... REVIEWS, &c. Report on the Supply of Water to the Town of Swansea. By Michael Scott, Esq. London: Clowes and Son. The report embodies the results of Mr. Scott's inquiries as the engineer appointed by the Swansea Local Board of Health for reporting on ...

... officer, charged Enoch Roberts 'Wills sleeping in a cabin at Brymbo, belonging to W. H. Darby, Esq. ; committed for 14 days. Michael Scott, charged with the same offence, committed far B (on month. Hannah Evans, in custody for breaking ileto the dwelling house ...

... others opine that it is a sort of unconscious magic, and hence they assumo that the art of the Baptista Portas and the Michael Scotts was not only no imposture, as our ancestors, and ourselves, have sagely decidcd, but the great- est of all arts-the most ...

... file iaLJlnimn tit we twt b•liryr in 4r:uulme•n and the Llal aA :dtrr thin? .tans-. , t tbt, town enjoyed a tic. Shade Michael Scott, till iture on die Si. DAVID . , COMBAT.- iu the liaptivt Chapel the 4444 ere lo• • Lapel was quite hill, and was. *errant ...

... Liver- pool Mr. J. Ramsbottom, Manchester; and Mr. J. Fenton, Brad- ford (members of council); Captain Tyler, R.E., and Mr. Michael Scott, London; Mr. E. Rogers and Mr. G. Pigott, Birmingham Mr. Robert Morrison, Newcastle-on-Tyne; Mr. James Kennedy, Liverpool; ...

... EARTH WORM On the be seen little heaps of strings possessed no compactness but dispersing when touched aud looking if Michael Scott’s familiar were bard work at his of twisting ropes from throwing down his abortive attempts These or strings are tbe sand-casts ...

... sqo, wo should have been deprived much interesting historical research. The most isrkable Scotchman the 13th century was Michael Scott, the translator ft work of Aristotle, still extant, which, according to Humboldt, produced a revolution in science and ...