... end of the mill of Messra. J. Threlfsll and Sous, Preston which was burut down few months ago, the new por. T waddenly foll inwarde with & loud cradh. When n»«uumm,n-nom-,«n-. 19 years of age, who bad been at work for & short time, was found dead. His was ...

... sitting-rom, jast in time to hear the noisy old olt:t Jdaye clock strike the hall-hour, with & slow and laborions groaning of its inward aunatomy, as if fast subsiding into dumbness and decrepitude, Mr. Trevanard had breakfasted an hour ago, snd gome foith to ...

... &e. anmtoflvudfw.mtydmmho often dangerous complaints than any other Lus ever before secured n HoLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PrLLs need only a single triil to make known their capabilities. No outside sore, Dor inward inflammation, can long withstand the cooling ...

... THE MERSEY. Early on Monday morning, a collision took place at the entrance to the Mersey between the schooner Themas Aylan, inward bound from Monopoli, laden with olive oil, and the schooner Joseph Dexter, from Cork. The former lost her mainmast and fore-yard ...

... fits, . asthma, brouchitis, consumption, exhsustion, y, disbetes, paralvais, wastiog away. No. 614 N —LIVER AND RILIOUS COMPLAINTS. From the Rev. James T. Campbell, nrm Rectory, near Fakeubam, Norfolk. = - _APGNENINE, U, S, “ Gentlowen —1 have lm:fkm-n ...

... Putterings nearly at ovos. onen 1 issend thrve withou taking fhem, when the a.mmu-w*x.mbymn(lwnnw-ndm ey heop e well and free from inward disorders You ‘ may Wil an’ voldy what I eay, or toll them 10 coine %0 l M.—L‘mflmflfly. e Saan Coxxn Ingoldeby, wear Grantham ...

... kim on one of his miduight inspections of the Nantwich mu.hm 1 immediately acceptod the invitation thanks, L not without inward misgivings that the whole would be & nuisance and a bore. “What possible interest,” I said to myself, “can there be in poking ...

... rightly evwrliin of being “ misanderstood” (that commonest jament of those vohappy buman beings ‘whose syapatiies ever turn inwards, and thus guaw out the Lt remnants of moral mankood); if this fil ever be a just one, iteis so when comiag an animal. One is ...

... the first passage it could get. They were not to N‘hm-d water, .';:O:I:.u‘lohd u1».1:.m an; s &8 Ol‘! of Mexico: it was the inward sweep of the water behind it. The water that was coming in was coustantly pushing the watcr in front; and in this manuer it ...

... tko disorderly conduct of the Irish labourers. My report on the whole, however, is » favourable oue. The police bave Do complaint to make against the inoke. pors.”—The Chairman & This is & very satisfuctory wiate of things.—Mr. Steen: e ascanl - “a.ant ...

... reclunation of our fellow-wen will seldom avail to produce even an outward refarmation without the Divine b essiug affecting au inward change ; avd certainly we cught to make every effort for tue removal of anythiug that obstructs this Divine inflaence. I | ...

... rxhibitiou • m ± ry right per.. thr 10.1, After all the amendment of our jury they are 4.11 grunibkal at very p.c•irtently. The complaints are nminly those--oonto quahtbal seen an never .111101.1611 at all ; moo qualified as eperid *ors are 4.n common jurb.. ...