... shoulder on well-cleaned pitchfork. Syne came three abreast, one each side of my lord, being the key-keepers; he keeping the 1»ox, and they keeping the keys, iu case like he should take anything out And syne came the auld Lord—him that was my Lord last year ...

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... all that is reallv good in their lot may be equally enjoyed in any rank life. The humblest subject our sovereign may, with raptures equal to the prince, woo and win his bride, and every virtuous maiden in the land may give her lover joys pure and sweet ...

... worse than did, the certain man who went down to Jericho, and fell among thiovea. If the wrongs 1 complain of are continued, we may tremble for the future of country. rhere man in Europe who, a nod, could reconcile Leg! timist and Republican, Ocleamst and ...

... merry peak During the performance of Prep o’ Day Liverpool theatre last week, Miss Elton fell from considerable height on the stage. Both her legs were , broken, and she is hardly expected to recover. A man, named Simon Martin, an inmate the asylum for the ...

... to come off a grand conundrum night, when ladies and gentlemen are to have, on free stage and no favour, an opportunity of showing off all the wit and humour they may possess; and, besides this rare chance of demonstrating their powers, the Professor ...

... yean have o'er it bent to weep; For In ray heart the memory other virgin love keep. And cherish (•earl of price up-gathered from the deep. No more tier voice enchants esc with art less, winning tone morefin song bids rapture glow within bosom lone ; Vet ...

... she exclaimed, “were but equal bis person ; for. in opinioo, there is no prince on earth equal him. O Crispin ! either thou art not what thou to be, or Natnre, in derision of royalty, has made thee a shoemaker.” In this confused state the poor Princess ...

... in the hands of hon. members for a few days, postponed the vote until Thursday week. A number of Bills were then forwarded stage, aud the House went into Committee on the Poor Removal (No. 2) Bill, amendment to the first clause of which was carried, the ...

... following stanzas are pretty good, though the idea is not new** birds In spring may cease sing. And flowers may cease grow ; In summer rain may cea«e fall. And winter snow. The Tay may cease to roll along Its waters to the sea; But I Khali never cease to love ...

... that the unfortunate lad, who went amiswoe some time ago, was clerk in the North of Scotland Rank, Aberdeen. He was last seen alive on the Ihb of last month. Deceased was most respectably connected, being a son of the Rev. Torry Anderson, of Dundee. Saturday ...

... unceasingly to keep quiet The name of this gentleman in connection with certain proceedings now ponding in the Court of Divorce is freely mentioned, bat in the present stage of the proceedings, it not desirable to refer to particulars. It may, however, right ...