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... all true—too tree ! I was r eneeng t o The a ll when I overheard an altercation between two men—the pedlar was one. The man we rescued, do you mean ? Yes -the same. He and a tall man, dressed in black, had a quarrel about Wine papers, and then t',e ...

... service tt the Police Court rerontly. It say, that a cam of the ea before him for judgment, I considered a very minor tr man 20 days to prism In three eggs from a lorry in eight day., ngn. lit lig) matted the a-nlenco may enough ; but the when we think on the ...

... through a summer of rain this year such as we did last: it would be a terrible misfortune in every respect —agricultural and otherwise. There an old proverb which Nays All the months in the year curse a fair tebrueer. lam inclined to think there is a germ ...

... the age to which may 44 itt iu a city or town, I non town life is un!avourable to long life, but I am ta, think, however, that with as code of rides the lweinning anal of which iv even in a town or city, he should live a match longer veinal he aloes at ...

... from the highways and hedges enjoyed their New Vear's feast. A pleasing feature connection loth this supper is worthy of notice, and, I might add, worthy of imitation. A parcel of tea and a entrant loaf were handed to each of the guests on retiring these ...

... Sheriff Court last week--before Sheriff Less—a cue of oonsiderabla importance to Local Authorities who own a water supply was ' decided. The circumstances were these. A plasterer hclurigiag to Gang iw, who executed a coutract in Prestwick, need the water for ...

... has been refused A big sum of money has just been handed to the management of the esteru Infirmary by a gentleman who does not wish his name to be divulged. is the amount. This is what I call a Christ. like mode of dispensing a gift. A ...

... is the thing allowed to remain there'? I say that when a man advertises the sale of his good. at such a sweeping reduction as 50 per cent. he must either be a public benefactor a philanthropist—or a fraud. Now, I sould be the very last man ...

... panted. Tido int a the keel Maid Trades while was kid hilly. a Mud. the by Musa I mew i. with the work tin Tons Mire, the annual meeting of whisk a low days ago, dist abs time W. Saltoods, a from ambers this make of *Mesas. ib sphere of cooly wills lib am The ...

... CHIT-CHAT FROM ST. MUNCO. (Br TAM SAM‘os, ) A sultana of great local importance, bearing as it does on the mode of coping weerfully with the sewage of our noble river renderiog Its purification posaible, has been submitted by a Ulasgow gentleman to ...