... Eagle Csmoock ; 3, J. Wateos; 4, John Rams. Sweepstakes of 2a 6d for the bast pair of two. year-old queys neither in calf nor milk-I, Themes Lethardy, Syko, 2. John Wyllie; 3, J. & R. Harper, Ca/hello. Auchinleck: 4, John Lam broughton. Sweepstake. of 2i ...

... the history of one arms, and the young generations read of it as the chi'dren of the Athenians read of the splendid ,:eeds performed in the pass of Ihermopyles The thrilling details of the charge are known to all ; bow Lord Cardigan, against his own conviction ...

... no ; she is ugly ; she has a child in her arms.' This remark corresponded exactly to the thoughts of the student. Didier then rushed forward to save from falling the child which he imagined he saw in the arms of the imaginary woman. The prisoner, who ...

... having been absent uring the year, Masters William Graham and Archibald Urquhart; only one-half day absent, Masters John Anderson and John Rowan. For diligence, ?gives Jane Miller, Maggie Black, and Grace Struthers. The Rev. Mr Buchanan expressed the pleasure ...

... is no man living worth pining for With ouch doct'ines had ehe brought up her young charges, and Julia would toff her rancor, arms about at nights when she was alone now, and moan over her own folly. M :mobilo, at Cumber, Waiter Sefton waiting and waiting ...

... would not be acceptable to them, Thanking you and the other members the hoard for their wish that 1 should act motherly el.:arms/3,1 remain, yours truly, It. Eery. IL It. The Chairman sail that that seemed to be a decided refus.d. Mr Wylie remarked that ...

... Matthews and Patrick Grattan, pled not guilty to assaulting Daniel Quin, pedlar, on the 17th of July last year. Mr Highet defended. The case resulted from a quarrel in family affairs, Matthews being a brother-in-law, and Grattan a step-son of Quin, who ...

... was held in the Town Hall Mr John Reid, inspector of Poor, in the chair. Af r the advertisement calling the meeting had been read, Mr John Pringle proposed that the present members be re-eleeted, with the exception of Mr John Christie, who bad gone abroad ...

... gsrelkd barks, Dr.Sestes ease brae In grin while label ea sr with bleak lettere art dusts r yeller Mel with In War aid Osman Rem John fibeward, of Milton, bourne. Kent. writes, Oct. 29th. :-- I have been • sufferer fee many seethe from extreme diarrhoea. great ...

... from the straichtline of j oily the men at the oars, I'll again lapse Into 'item,' And thereupon &Throela Arlpla mislead bar arms and oompre•red her lips, a way that skewed an unmistakable resolution to carry out her purpoie But while 8 phronia's tongue ...

... the Without spi r iting to heed hes husband, Mother noble girl's voice aid warmer. Tavieh laid her baud on the pun sailor's arm The squire certainly so construed it, for, with and asked : an angry grunt, he struck his whip agaiust his •Au' tee women folk ...

... or get a clew to bee meaning, abs and the (Mild vanished into the d.rku.s. When Mr Maoofield Ind My got back to the pentads Arms, they found Capteie Bell smoking before the door with an eieof placid ooatentteat. *Where have you beau r asked, ee he helped ...