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... waiting . a . minute, Sir, I'll bring in a man who will :prove -what we are say- I ing, and rising from his arm-chair he went 'out, and presently returned with a' neighbour; who had also had expernence of these hard times. 'This moan had rather a' Iwan, ...
... A C.HAT WITH THE NOTTS CAPTAIN. The Athletic Journal gives the following particulars of a chat with Sherwin, the Notts captain:- Sherwin, the present captain of the Nottinghamshire county team, was born at Kimberley, in that county, on the 26th of February ...
... mue at once in the jir Cou'cI Cnhamber. Risin;g from a g3-cup of Secrftamres of ico orhinr z r. Nohlt, Mr. Lorcos and others, the Dresideat apntracnded vwith a cordial -vrd ome to MUash- ?? in hbis ps-a courteous, ki5dl-, shrewd, and business-slal-tped ...
... ago, lie con5tinued, sine,' ,he r*, h. - |obtained a footing inR Leeds. The fse-; 'of the kind w as dowgn in th'e Lc ?? ?? business was condncted on a very ?? v--r trade a-bout this time wvas in a trancito asn 3 ?? made nail~s w.ere going out of ?? aa ...
... pleases one or other of the princely parties to reveal it. I have, however, been told by a political chief that Soain has been for some time back putting out feelers with a view to enter the ranks of the Great Powers, an ambition which the German Chancellor ...
... that a general power of extension was contemplated, and The rnot merely a power In the one particular case.-Tisnos, City Artice,. ol n AFFRAY WITH THE MILITARY AND THE POLICE AT enti ?? Saturday night, a serious collision took place between mot a party ...
... noon there were indications of another storm, and usnight closed in about a score of large vessels were observed from Redcar passing in a northerly direction. During the night a look-out was kept, as it was thought ex- tremely probable that before morning ...
... A TRIP ON A COLLIER. I t is possible to sisend au agre~abie holiday even on a Collier steamer, if One~ is willing to forget for once the luxuries of the passauger boat. Anything~ for a taste of the sea breezes, anything fur a aniff of ozone. ...
... himself the title of,. A lend to Truth, that he ought, at least, to be. a frItheapeaker. This in evidently'not the case, inasmuch as he states in his book, (and, by-the-bye, it is a book, for, as Byron says, a book's a book, although ...
... writs :.1! iorm- e IIof tlle -NorCIL RY11116z _k~sV1)tlI 11A~c t:ll l d: Li- son, a hato-e, 39r yaits or ?? :'nld SiiS eo.tp!a riarit's OWnI sor1, W'ilho Wa s also in the a.sylUM, 'ji1B latter s litters walvr-s ontalined som tlrhing Ilsale, but Adcli- SOn'S ...
... Beever. the 7-277 Thos. Leek, charged with havlngat Outton, stolen c e a cow, the propecy of Thos. Scott. a 8-2'2--,osn rjade, charged with not having appeared to lier answer to a true bill of indictment found against him at the ich last aesizes for robbery ...
... WANTED A GOVERNMENT. It appiars from a statement by the Marquis of Lon- donderry to the House of Lords, that Viscount Mel-. bourne's Administration had been in 107 minorities since the return to office in 1835- M|e-; ?? Commons. Lords. Session 1835 ? ...