... but to consume or hare upon it all hay, straw, retd, roots, green crops, and manure that may have beeo produced upon the (arm. He shall also agree to have, tbc expiration of the lease, about one-fifth of the farm sown with grass and clover seeds with ...

... long been endeared all who know him-” There also two other shields on the base, containing the Cornish:j arms and motto, “One and All;” and the arms of Mr.| Hitchens. On lower branehcs.of the stem are figures,! representing the arts and sciences. There ...

... Tuesday, two lads were sentenced to four months’each for throwing stoues a railway tfaiiv, hy which they had disabled a stoker’s arm .jy lad a malicious intent been apparent Mr. Justice Erie would have punished them .to the full extent the law. Caroline Sherwood ...

... Moppett, for Liverpool; Fortuoa, Christensen, for Brevig; Margetha, Jensen, for Ancona; Victoria, Williams, for London; Ann, Johns,for Newp »rt; Commoilore. Dusting, St. Ives and Venice; Sally, Bartlett, Looc; Emma, Kiogswcll, and Mount’s Bay, Phillips, ...

... and one, and that he had an axe under his arm. was again seen about half past one, coming from the road where tho murder was committed; be appeared hot, if hod been walking fast, and had an axe under his arm. Later in the day he paid two sums of money ...

... wheal Frederick HeJlyer. Nee Bm«pi.«. K«h, el.irh di.l not feel equal meet the icon- . . . the com- 5 he fine the firc a J John Solomon, Cin-O'*, Mlwjee, ci«* of the campeign. mldresee-l the folawiot reiriment he H* grave Ij fed way. a* tha ,r, Caiipbkli ...

... God may give the victory Her Majesty’s arms for that purpose. (Loud cheers.) Three cheers were given for Lord Bussell Sir C. Napier, and the proceedings were declared terminated. A London contemporary snys:— John (in this speech) describes plainly and ...

... Bay, where frequent emeses mark the graves of the French sailors who of the cholera. was an excellent ollirer, ant! Lord Cardigan Speaks highly of bis conduct when coo>manding the Blh the recent reconnaisance to the Danube. Poor Colotc! Riyir! Who docs ...

... railway station, has been expended upon the Northern Arm. It was constructed at cost of £lO per foot, and I don't think there was another rich piece of work in the County of Cornwall. The Northern Arm and this Extensive coat £io per foot Pat the (wo together ...

... 9Hrd, and Captain Marker, of Roval Artillery; anil also t*» the praise tastmvo.l the E*rlof Lucan Major General the Earl of Cardigan* and Brigadier-General Scarlett, which they most fully deserve. The irl id Lucan nut having sent me the names of the oilier ...

... lalineton. pin rubor—James Jobasoa, Winchester, builder.—Thomaa Lawrence. Reading, draper. —Charles Melem, Birmingham, baker.— John Bates and Edward Bower, Leicester, lamb's wool spiausra.—Edwin Elding. tXmington. Lincolnshire, linendraper. —Samuel Moore ...

... garrison f SVirola, and may therefore considered the (lower of the Ottoman army. It remarked that the Uuvsiuns have begun to arm their ships the hirhmir of Sebastopol, whilst a porii.ni of the English fleet is thought be at Sinope, and part of the French ...