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... Cousin hood. —W. S. speaks of the son of his first cousin as being his second cousin. This is erroneous. They are first cousins once, removed. The child of W. C. and a child of W. C.'s first cousin would be second cousius each other. W. C. and the grandchild ...
... CORRESPONDENCE. A CORRECTION. To the Editor of the Westmorland Gazette Sir, Speaking from memory the meeting th County Council on Friday, I said that the rateab'e value Hartsop and Patterdale was some 4,000/ Referring to the County Basis of 1879, I ...
... An Illinois editor, speaking of a rogue who lives in that vicinity, says —The rascal has broken every bank, gaol, a::d Sabbath have had iv this country for the last tive years. The danger of sitting right into the fire on a cold day was exemplified ...
... William Tell. A letter from speaks of a literary discovery connected with William Tell. The existence of this personage, which has hitherto appeared oaoiu'-uiythological, has from this discovery become an historical fact. A copy of Latin verses, written ...
... Mr. Hossman ON THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT. —Speaking at Stroud, last week, Mr. Horsman congratulated the Country upon the immense effect which the Volunteer movement had produced in increasing the Weight England's influence the councils of Europe. After the ...
... language by she jin— i speaking, she keen shang teill worlds' within upon* men. expression, Where are you going to? sufficiently expressed, when written, by the phrase •' Ho cboo urh keu fjliee, and uo but to be understood in speaking require both numerous ...
... Westmorland Gazette. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER, 11, 1847 The intelligence from tho Cape of Good Hope does not speak much for the complete pacification of the colony. Still the fact that quarrel has broken out and a skirmish taken place between our troops and ...
... The plural style speaking ( we) among kings was begun, it is said, by King John, England, A.I). 1119. Before that time sovereigns used tbe singular persons in their edicts. The German au.l the French sovereigns followed the example of King John in ...
... A friend of ours from Washington was conversing with us a few days ago, and speaking of President Johnson said he was evidently a grave man. So he should be. Only think of the impropriety of entrusting the Government of the United States to Merry Andrew ...
... A French writer, recently speaking of Dr. Buckland, the accomplished naturalist, alludes to his celebrated Bridgwater Treatise, saying that Dr. Bncklatid has pub lished work on the construction bridges. ...
... from tit {provincial Paper, speaking of the late dreadful explosion of Low Wood Powder Mills, says, w The explosion was so terrific, that it shook the earth considerable distance, with as much force as an earthquake could have done. Hence we obtain this ...
... Spagnoletti, when speaking of his first viola player, declared that, both man and musician, he was most praiseworthy ; a man, for the tenor of his conduct—as a musician, for the conduct of his tenor. Lessons fob the Horse Guards. Look what Prussia has ...