... Oa pubhe money • with • a view to redoes the pressed enormous expenditure—who wmild mob , rooreeompletis the present Reform Bill by extending household satrap to the ceanties, and adding to it a rediWnliatioe scheme, (molded ea the prociple of equal elector'l ...

... iodic:otitis that something was • roag—rod they.'. workings, canto theism.. of the lb. bodies and carryieg there to pit Mr Billing., the undorlooker, to the auk took immodiste steps fer the reoteration el the ventilation. Mr Chadwiek, the wadergrowed with ...

... attention, as had been in the habit of fowling. and no suspicion of any design spinet him was tor a moment bar , mired. An old woman, mimed Jane Reardon, however, who was employed at the pollee barrack at Bailydacid, and was about to proceed there, on ...

... The Mysterious Seraph or Living Head Floating in the Air. We have here a corporeal illustration of that curious fancy of the old masters in introducing to their works those winged beings whom Sydney Smith wittily described as individuals without anything ...

... 46,000. PRIVATE BILLS PARLIAMENT.—The number of private bills deposited ia the House of Commons for the session, 1869,1. 212. Of these 59 are English railway nine Welsh, five Scotch, and 11 Irish railway bill.; five are tramway bills, 26 waterworks, gas ...

... the manufacturers have mucit plearure to Mating that have been appointed Starch purveyors to the of Wales. The GLENneco us *old in packets only, by racers, tbaudlere, tc. &a. . iltrzaa's EsbEN cz or Corns. aaalysis has iadisputabl) gives to Yetille's shone ...

... part. a the world. Old Jawed's') taken in exchange. -- J. W. BENSON, LCD Snow Rooms. 58 Aso GO, LUDGATE HILL WEST.V.ND EITAELISIIMENTS-214 Old Bond Strett, 99, We* Lourne Greys, Lranl.3. 1749. 1 KELSO MAIL PRINTING OFFICE -- BILLS, ?AMUR LETS, R EPOR ...

... in the Court of Session. lit the one • bank bad dihcounted a bill and placed the proceeds to the credit of the drawer, who presented it, in his current account. Afterwards, and before the bill became due, having reason to suspect the credit both of the ...

... aad highly eideested—viated this town three or four mouths ago, sad n i.e of onr hotels, when deriag liar stay she raa spa bill of MID, which she ma to pay. She • week or two far Obeys, sad 11. now alleged that the reporseatelisas is Dumfries ea to her ...

... and perfectly clear. To the south the eye already ranged over the main chain of the Caucasus the valley of th• Kar to the bills beyond, while behind the rugged which rims oa the east ot the Terek valley, the peaks at Dagesta raised their snowy heads. ...

... alone be important. But as a matter or fact the advantages of the use of artificial spray have a much more extensive range. The old-fashioned lotions and fontentations were limited in their application, Liides causing a considerable amount of inconvenience ...

... lat. of Halloos, uho owed and had worth of goad debts towards the payment of it. Es had owed enanething on ascosonnehitioe bills, and • considerable according to hie owe statement, bad haw gent in hunting the Persian. in Ireland. Too latest on dii is ...