... to (lie, the King was sitting on a Sunday, reading l a sermon to his family-.an attendant ca,-mein with the tidings of the child's death-the King exchang- ed a look with hin,, signifying be understood his commission, anti theu proceededz with his reading ...

... part ot' the boys havinig White is hats on, and headed by sonse well known characters: ns, thus it appears the snake is not killed, Oniv scotch- sy ed; tbr whvlst thie children are purposely trained Up s, i.t defiance of the existing laws, no good can be ...

... of old fashioned gold and pearl trinkets, large breast pins, a gold watch seal, witb the initials T. P. engraved on it: a child's silver mounted coral, with the' engraving filed out by a small file, which was also found; two old fashioned watches (one ...

... llerseif at a a, stories iligh, (wIlichl looks itO the flIL where some ?? was hamiging Sie ?? %was killed. TIle father wvas in tbie ?? I not observe the child fall; the first noitek !)i of the acci(dent was the sight of his ?? ter. 'Caufionr to Servante.-Six ...

... arise as to tme legitimacy of the son, t as it nmust depetil whether a marriage in England, I subseqxumnt to the hbirth of a child, would legitina- t tize that childi in Scthilsiu. By thle new expeimllent whliell is to be mnle of conveyin' letters by an ...

... the regiment, vamed Stevens, and hee child, a fine boy about two years old, who were kil- ing on the waggon at the timnb, were precipitated with great violence to the ground; the wheel passiug over the infant, killed it on the spot; the motlhe f61l- ing ...

... Mathiesowz, who ! .s k1llA, and two privates; and one corporal and j12 privates wounded. Of the 47th reg.nent one private was killed and two wounded. ! 'lhe German papers mention, tbht the villoge of Slrau, in Bolblemia, situated on a sand-hill, was late- ...

... Courncillors. S c- Veslnesday, tite sitting Miagistratt fligoe one of 0 o the public porters of this citV and deprived Iin of kill his badge, for overcharting a straittger, '-hose lug- c ay gage the porter litai carried from a Steam-boat to ile the Black ...

... that if the Princess had nit ordered the servants to take no notice of this conduct of Onmpteda, you would your. self have killed him like a do,?-I never sail any such thinag; these thinirs are quite new to rne. Did you ever speak of the villany and i ...

... tdanger of fhllng is prey to the laines; but Itis L.otrtshltip's foreign v'a- let rusbed through the fire, and brought the child jaway without iitjury. Ladty Telmple and ler at- j teftiants were removed to Stowe; and an express was | sent off at seven ...

... young children, ana. threw thlem into the boats; nnd ifi one f-amily (Bar- iers) the eight juniors are jireservedl,-one a child of only 15 months old,-while the noble paremiAs, with their eldest son, and daughter, are numberedl with the deaelt Another ...

... the dog w'as present when she was killed, anti remain- ed by her till discovered as above. A bridle, belong- ing'to Mr. Dunlop, atd the cloth which was on the mare, are yet unaccounted ?? animal which has been killed, was that on which Mr. Dunlop usual- ...