... Macna- mara action to enforce it. Mr. O'Connor paid' a large amount of money during his imprisonment, to exempt him from oakus picking, and for other purposes, arid ever since his liberation, he has been his greatest slanderer, and calumniator.' A fortnight ...

... Macna- mara action to enforce it. Mr. O'Connor paid a large amount of money during his imprisonment, to exempt him from oakum picking, and for other purposes, and ever since his liberation, he has been his greatest slanderer and calumniator. A fortnight ago ...

... for none of these things. The cruel and callous indifference of Admiralty Ommaney, in not sending out a Government steamer to pick up any survivors, is another gross instance of official misconduct, amounting to positive iniquity. The Admiral has published ...

... for ordinary men cannot perceive analogies language, and do not know what rough jewels lie the wayside. But the wise man will pick them up, and smooth them to hia purpose. Even the commonest words grin force and beauty when put into new connection* of thought ...

... wants, not the crotchets of minute philosophy. A lock answered every purpose, if it baffled force to wrench it, or cunning to pick it, though its internal structure was not obvious to all. We could not understand the theory of life, and why it was nourished ...

... now abandoned. linen hanging out to dry, horrid stenches from butchers’ shops and holes into which they have flung their garbage. Along the valley to the left grows a smooth sward. What there Is. however. to indieate gold here more than in thousand other ...

... you must thread your way carefully among them if you don't mean to fall in. Still horrid stenches of butchers' shops and garbage pits stores after stores; tents and booths, and bark huts, like a fair. There is the creek, or little stream! no longer t ...

... execution of the deferent provisious of this • lane number of passengers might be secured in case of • they have thing their garbage. Al tog the vane, to the left ace so far as the shall be under the control ur manageshipwreck. , ow a smooth sear,. What there ...

... is slung at his side. Thus prepared, he rushes into the mud left by the ebbing tide, and seeks to gather a meal from the garbage of the river. An emperor could not boast of greater appliances for his banquet. Now he finds a piece of cordage, whose strands ...

... tastes and feels, swine devouring the long entrails of slaughtered cattle, nay, of slaughtered swine, horrid mountains of garbage, shoals of festering piles of raw hides, and abominations too foul to named, all under a dry, hot, parching sun, that would ...

... pothonse, is a rich and easy prey. reelingßeim out, fotlowed, and robbed in a systematic ma nna. a better pocket of gold is picked out of a kennel in tlit: city, than could be got by weeks of delving at Ballar at Except to this class, I should say the place ...

... Mm the towa clerk's office, about fourteen in nun— er, led on by the mayor. The pioneers were in front, witb their saws and pick axes, and the gallant captain took bis stand on the cross beams. The order was given to charge, and carry away tbe bridge; ...