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... and she died in hospital the same night without uttering a word. At the time of the attack made upon her by Moisy, Marie Keim was accompanied by another girl, who ran away as soon as she saw tho knife gleaming over the breast of her friend. Fear lest ...
... the case, it mnay be traced, with few exceptions, I fancy, A to tlieway in which they are procured aind the manners of the di: youth wiyo delivers them. , Filends and parents, at home ask letters from those with whom they have little 4cqsaintance, and Mt ...
... ADDRESS OF THE YOUTHS OF BROWN- STREET, MANCHESTER, TO THE YOUTHS OF ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND, AND WALES. BROToHERS,-We believe that it is high time for the I co Youths of the United Kingdom to investigate the cause an of the sufferings the working ...
... Marston, a youthful friend of mine, and I believe that I used the names of other compan- ions as my imaginary hosts, and even referred to tbe amouut of jam they bad giveu me fot tea,and so on, pardonable fictions I hope, infcnded rather to save my parents ...
... Witton murder. I the man that murdered Alice Barnes have been to London for a while trying to Deceive the Detectives. I came back on Saturday night and whent to a friend of mine and we talked it over about the murder and I was greatly shocked to hear that ...
... of sleeping, and eating, and drinking- especially drinking. One of our moining newspapers might try as a new feature a column devoted to Our Gilded Youth Day by Day. There would always be ample material. One day it would be the sensational story of ...
... know the result, and saw our arigifal, he ts staternent eonfirmed by is Mr Weathervby, the di re solicitor and confidential friend of the Fortunate hs er Youth.'tr ry The hero of the tale is now about eighteen fo Is, years of age, and is the youngest ...
... TBE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. TinE epistle from the yearly meeting, held in Lon- don, by adjoummenta from the 21st of the fifth month to the 31st of the same inclusive, 1873; to the quarterly anl- monthly meetings of friends in Great Britain, Ireland, and elsewhere ...
... THE SILENT FRIEND, A PRACTICAL TREATISE on Vkmmu «nd Syphilitic Diseases, in their rniid and moit alarming forms, shewing the different stages of those deplorable and often fatal disorders, including observations on the baneful effects of gonorrhoea, ...
... THE MODERN YOUTH-CONSUMER. ?? ?? (A bridgedfrom Chambers's Journal.) We last week briefly drew attention to a notice in Chambers'sJournal of the second edition of Dr. Bal- birnie's work, 44The Water-cure in Consumption-a Demonstration of its Curability; ...
... -SO.CIETY OF FRIENDS.- THE EPISTLE FROM THIE YEARLY MEETING, 1!1 i'i London, Ay Adjournments, fram the 22d of the Fifkh Moath, to the 6th of tbe Sixth Month, inchzsive, 1833..- G'rthet 4earterly aned Mmnthy Meetiniqrs of Friends, in Great Britain, Ireland ...
... a very great demand for suitable labour to work that land. To save writing long letters, the following are the answers I give to the ques. inons on emigration usually asked by the friends of young met::- What kind of men should not emigriate'! Net clerks ...