... Captain flow, Kent. of Fourth Lancashire Militia. guars tered at Newry, has Inst his life from the e&ets of poison lent by an apothecary in mistake. One draught prescribed had heen properly compounded in sending for a second. Captain Kent forgot to forward ...

... spared to guard the watch tower in the church militantand when his tongue is unstrung, by death, may his spirit strike the golden chords of Salvation, world without end ! But who knows not John Gregg? He is absolutely one of the wonders -the curiosities ...

... erring die bountiful Smear. grounds end garde., rlirrouudint the lordly Thr Owe looked charming re thr ',venlig run cart its golden rays doers oa the Inv., like. WI ea viewed from the old owls the rarroaodinyt ammo was chemise. sod favourably impressed all ...

... fettered leis noble soul to periyhable earth were tharevered—the flame flickered no longer —the silver curd was leciseddlie golden heal wee bruken,and Ids spirit wended to tho God who Kayo it. the story of the poor was ended Nish man continne.l silently ...

... , , 11.18111111 d. 4 o(Belloya end • Any of gia.) , b. tbi trielf Werth Westin • , ;Osisperty. , •. en, cease blare Shoo.. Kent for ;the meal of the =Oat of down*. Ibglegier wee utted by the platotlft the of fornifea, dn, peroonel injuries by lthe lath ...

... [will go at -- receive, winuer's option. firmly's or blent'e Presider Safety Cycle, with Daiiku W ' to China.' II MIDDLESEX, KENT. SURREY. Ctiets.natie net. The Ilieyeles are the celebrated I 1 eli e4l( Spiral Tabs l'ermier —. ' You tMtasif it eru armor ...

... between wind their nobility ; the streets being expressly cleared for theta by constables. Whets at home, however seated in • golden chair, in company • ith the Spleen, La jeune Miss, his wife, and • boulle-doe, a native of our kingdom passes his time ...

... tokens anuuellv—tor Beast never stinted iii this reteect : which was ageiti remarkable in smell • Beast. One arid leerily golden sovereigns annually, bad Joins ; and they were of as USUCtis 1110 to him as one slid twenty pettily pieces. When a lire • ...

... assistant motorn,but the unexampled good behaviour of my new pris dier, whle it spared my nerves and temper, could not but gain my boot regards. I positively liked Jacobs before she had bete a fort•night under charge, and the poor Jewess seemed to return my good-will ...