... did she do? She sifted the glass, and sifted the antimony, and tied it up. By th«* Foreman; Where wen* the ingredients you speak having sifted kept ? The ox,” glass, antimony, and brimstone were kept in the sitting room.- How was theox kept? It •ias ...

... is-lievc they ii9e«| it a-* rough ton-s warehouse.—One of the men mt out of this dcbr.t i belieie not —I am speaking of Messrs. Hedejr’a? Hut lam speaking about Measr*. Neale and Marwick's.—What don*-on the ground fl >or on Messrs aide ? That is used stamping ...

... By a juror: Nechells on th ...

... the consideration and discussion continually going about things tho upper surface. I do not purpose in ray present letter to speak of mines from which minerals aro extracted, but of those to which things, once far more precious than iron or coal, are brought ...

... intercepted, but the further object and nature of this correspondence is not mentioned. lie ports from the North West of India speak of a feeling general alarm among the European residi nts that a rising of the native population was about to take place. As ...

... locality of Blackman s Gardens to convey some money to George Keldon, who has recently lost his father, and is generally speaking under a dond. This George, it understood, was a grandson of Grandmother,” who had died without leaving him any of her money ...

... of this city, who know anything of the science and philosophy of trade, into state of mingled alarm and indignation, that speaks well for their sagacity, but says nothing for their influence in the Government of the Republic. Every article hitherto imported ...

... Mr. Williams had feelingly responded, at great length, in a very able speech, Mr. Murphy proposed ” The Executive and Mr. Speake,” and what with the harmony of the meeting and the excellent vocal and instrumental music provided, most agreeable evening ...

... appearance internally of chronic disease inflammation. A kick might be given upon the abdomen «ud external bruise appear, but. speaking as medical man, would naturally look for an external mark where a kick hod been given. He asked the deceased how had received ...

... camps, who vied with each other in their attempts to play at shop.” Of the contents the stalls it would be impossible to speak too highly; they were so varied that the humblest visitor need not have made the cost of the article excuse for not purchasing ...

... that the Confederates are consequently in a better position than they have been for considerable time back. The same telegram speaks very vaguely of a despatch received from Surry, in Virginia, to the effect that the Federate made a reconnaissance up the ...

... Muward, shop, £r>. ; Mr. Balkan, ditto, £5.; Mr. E. Massey, ditto, £*■; Mrs. Evcritt. ditto. £4.: Mr. Broadbent, house, ; Mr. Speak, ditto. £4. : Mr. T. Massey, shopping. Af ; Mr.-*. Jones, house. 10*. Total, i. 29. 10*. 'lbis inclusive of the i) 5. 10*. ...