... Scheme of do I I 0 To the Klrk-Sesbion of Alford for, the behoof of poor persons Pocket-Pick I^o. —• During her Majesty's stay at Banchory, yesterday, pocket-picking appears hare been practised on an catenaiTe scale, some half-dozen parties —principally ...

... be short of provisions, water, or in any way discourteous to a passenger or consignee; then you will hear the scurrilous garbage of the colunial penny-a-liners on the grasping nature and heartlessness of the shipowner. And the captain ! Oh, the ruthless ...

... for ordinary men cannot perceive analogies in language, and not know what rough jewels lie the wayside. But the wise man will pick them up ami smooth them his purpose. Even the commonest words gain force and beauty when put Into new connections thought. ...