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... were stolen. He was a respectable man, and bad given a fair and honest price for the goods. -A number of persons were called speak to the character of the prisoners, and the Chairman having summed the evidence, the jury* found both prisoneis guilty. Pickup ...
... come back to tha first part ...
... meetiug except to exhibitors of animals. The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News in their Derby number May 29th, 1575, in speaking of the 'Baftalo Hide Horse Shoe,' say ?? . Perhaps next year the Derby winner may be shod with this new and elastic substitute ...
... Poor Man taketh occasion to speak of Weather- cocks. 16. The Poor Man speaketh of the Stars. 17. The Poor Man speaketh of Birds. 18. The Poor Man givetb the Reader a piece of his mind about Mashed Potatoes. 19. The Poor Man speaks of the Hazel Tree in particular ...
... the news of the day, aud possesses all the qualities of a general Family Newspaper. The Northampton Herald of Dec. 30, thus speaks of it: — We have continued to watch with interest the pro- gress of the Church of England Gazette, and feel bound .to a ...
... it the palm has been bearing, And Exeter vows that it never shall fall . Hull Joins the others, too, Giving it honour due. Speaking its praises among high and low, So that on all sides men Echo the cry sgain, â Honour to HYAM wherever be go ! ¦YAI'S ...
... office, clerks, who were transported, but who got places good behaviour. It is very bad to see bow the convicts on. generally speaking, although severely punishel when they act wrong, and encouraged when they behave well. Veiy few deserve any favour. They ...
... healtli I could have sent you many more cases, but the above, t'roi. tlie severity of the attach, and tlie speedy cure, I think, speak. much lv favour of your astonishing Pills. (Signed) R. \V. KIRKUS. Cure of a Pain and Tightness In the Chest am Stomach ol ...
... of a sallow complexion, marked with the small pox, has hazle eyes, rather long face, Mark hair, with sandy whiskers, and speaks quick. FOR KINGSTON, JAMAICA, With liberty to call at CORK. THE NEW SHIP JKMrW PORT ROYAL, Q^^|£ WM. PROCTER, Burthen 410 ...
... have been labouring, under a disease of the lungs for the last two years, am' becaam so far reduced, that I was unable to speak above a whisper, or raise my head from the pillow without as- sistance. No one supposed I could live a month. I had several ...
... (hear, hear,) — an imposture which I take it to be a part of my duty to expose. (Applause.) John Foster, speaking of the British con- stitution, speaks of it as that canted and extalled hum- bug. They tell us that we owo everything to thia constitution ...
... sea of splendour On all things that deck the ground. Let us songs of joy be raising To the Giver of all good ; Let our lips speak out in praising, Giving thanks for life and food. If we will be wisely heedful, All things are at our command ; And tbe raiment ...