... syempathises with the masons of London for their Moanly and straight-forward conduct in resisting the attempts of their foreman, George Allen, in his Opprebsove and tyrannic conduct towards themselves d brethren at the works of the new Houses of srlianneut. Mr ...

... night last. This makes the fifth death., INPAmous FALSE ALAnOL-At twelve o'clock on Christmas night a fellow on board the Monarch steamer, then; on the plasstige from London to Hull, causeda feafrful alarm among the other passengers, of whom there were several ...

... within publicobservation we may mention here as illustrative of the effects of breaking the temper- ance pledge :-A man named Moneyham, a tee- totaller, who worked at the Butter Weigh. house,got drunk on Christmas-eve, end nest day be came paralyzed, his left ...

... public observation we may mention here as n illustrative of the effects of breaking the temper- b ance pledge :-A man named Moneyham, a tee- M tetaller, who worked at the Butter Weigh- p house, got drunk on Christmas-eve, and next day be ti came paralyzed ...

... public observation we may mention here as mn illustrative of the effects of breaking the temper- hi anee pledge :-A man named Moneyham, atee- v totaller, who worked at the ButrWeigh- pi house, got drunk on Christmas-eve, and next day be tI came paralyzed, ...

... ast talist' that has gained by it. Then it is good co for nobody, nor nothing I Bat did Mr. DULBER- HEAD ever bear of a London capitalist, who once tai was a shoe-black, and is now raised to be a M. P. fe from the irmouse sums he has scraped together ...

... an talist' that has gained by it. Then it is good co for nobody, nor nothing ! Bat did Mr. DULBaR- HEEiD ever hear of a London capitalist, who once tai was a shoe-black, and is now raised to be a M. P fel be from the immense sums he has scraped together ...

... an talist' that has gained by it. Then it is good cot for nobody, nor nothing ! BDt did Mr. DULBER- HEAD ever hear of a London capitalist, who once tai was a shoe-black, and is now raised to be a M.P. fiee bef from the immense sums he has scraped ...

... grim in London, with an Illustration by George Cruikshank; Miss Dogsuoae, with an Illustration by Leech; The Philosophy of Physic, with nume- rous comic embellishments, by Alfred Crovquill; The Saddle, a Wiltshire story, also illustrated, by Paul ...

... grim in London, with an Illustration by George CrAikshank; Miss Dagsnose, with an Illustration by Leech; Tie Philosophy of Physic, with nume- rous comic embellishments, by Alfred Crowquill; ?? The Saddle, a Wiltshire story, also illustrated, by Paul ...

... Victim Fund. All persons send- s ing orders, must send a copy to the Executive. Ie The new number for March of Bentley's Miscel Ir lany is asnueual profusely illustrated by Crowquill, )r Cruilcohank, and Leech, while the literary depart- Af ment is also ...

... gcim in London, with an Illustration by George Cruikshank; Miss Dogdnose, with an Illustration by Leech; The Philosophy of Physic, with nume- rous comic embellishments, by Alfred Crowquill; The Saddle, a Wiltshire story, also illustrated, by Paul ...