... 2nd of Julyshortly hatei fouro'clock, she. Ieft her house, making it quite securue-indeidapot e sOithan. tsual, and she returned betweennine and ten o'clock, when she found that she could not unlock thbedoor; 'She.wenti round to the reaT of ...

... Wood. H1. G. Moysev, H1. Biadoock, A. WV. Adair, U. P. BigssEt, G Ul. W7. Carew, V. Stuckey. 1. C. Henley, H. B3.I-attcnI T, ?? Broedmead, G. Ruben. S. Fox. ii' Bf. boevotn, V. J. Reynolds, U. W. Carew, A. G. 1'vercd, A. WoIod, and Dr. Ilinglake. The Lord ...

... lunatics. u Mr. WARREN gave notice of a motion respecting ChrIstianIty ? in India, THE ADDRESS. a Mr. Tougrusl5,whnw0retheunlform of a Devonshire regiment d of yeomanry, moved the address, whish was a mere echo of her a Majesty's speseb. c ...

... through a committee. , The oaths' validity bill went through a stage. r Mr. RIce obtained leave to bring i a bill to repeal the four- - and-a-half per cent. duties. YTh e other orders of the day were then disposed of, and the house O ...

... Terreli in the chair. A certificate was received 0 repcig a boy who had left Queen Elizabeth's Hospital. A 'A lonwsgranted te a tradesman. Two non-f ree girla will be ti elected into the Red Maids' School on ...

... turning grey; creates a th:ck growth t,n the baldest places; produces a beautiful ?? on niatural or arti- fieial hair, rendering it Admirably Soft ccnd Elegantly Fl'otui.n, producing BEAUF11-1UL CURLS, adding aP inrm pacaiik, IralRcenidanlt a lidieautiful lustre ...

... married not long after. Willie insisted, however, that she should drop the title-a reminiscence of an ugly and de- grading episode of her life. He is now a successful Austra- a lain merchant, with an eye to a sent in Parliament. .. Mr. ...

... ang s~pent every firilmion of it in tivo days; but I heonwaco she Spent the money no one coald ever~ discover, with the cdaexception of what she bad paid for cab lure, whic'h was all elaimportant item in hear outlay, for when she wries out on ...

... first case heard was that of a lady synamed Weoston, who had been insane for a great number of years. a ties She appears to haes belonged te a fainaly of high position and muble respectability, but ...

... by a resident of the neighbourhood to the s practice of confessions being received at the Church of St. Mary and John, Oxford. The Bishop has - replied as under, through his secretary:-I I am a desired by the Bishop to acknowledge the receipt of a your ...

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... orphan, had heen brought up by a friterer of Qawesty the until she was 16 years oleI when she was placed in service at wit Bolton. HavingI left that town, she obtained a situation at w901 the Clarence Hotel, in Preston, where ...