... entered by us accordingly and previously to the last Sessions, as a matter of course, I di- rected the usual notices of trial. The Parish was thus placed in a condition to try, if it should turn out to be expedient ;—the omission to do so, by oversight, once ...

... the wreck of the ill-fated Taylcur, as mentioned by us at the time, occasioned much satisfaction to his relatives and friends in this dis trict: — [TO THE EDITOR.] Dear Sir,—As you have already informed your readers that I was one of the fortunate passengers ...

... from him, and after Va-iU.l) trying to overpower him the circling noose of labso dropped around his neck, and he was pulled to the ground, and literally trampled and stabbed to death. Poor Arnold, trying to come to his friend s assistance, was struok down ...

... suPPor,ed by a youth of apparently my own *ge lie was not, however, so tall or so strong yet he had seen my danger as he passed the spot, and regardless of his ?wn life had pbinged inio the river as 1 was sinking for the ,ast turn; and had saved me. I was ...

... Agents»Bar- clay & Sons, Farriaff^-atreet, and Oxford street, and mdfct Other ch ...

... ^existed in my family,—my sisters, and others of my near rela- tions, having died of phthisis. My father, William Da\ies, who carried on a good business at Pillgwenlly for many years, died October 17th, 1829. leaving property amounting to about £ 8.000, which ...

... enveloped the entire structure, and the crackling and roaring of the fire, combined with the shrieks of frantic women and children trying to escape, and the shouts of the firemen, and the lamentations of the townspeople looking helplessly on, produced an uproar ...

... existed in my family,-my sisters, and others of my near rela- tions, having died of phthisis. My father, William Davies who carried on a good business at Pillgwenlly for many years' died October 17th, 1829, leaving property amounting to about £ 8,000, wnich ...

... Df Peyronnet to power revived his hopes. He waited on prjjier friend, but his mission was one of those with which 'power are very willing to dispense. Peyronnet received 1m friend of his youth in a most statesman-like manner, 'receiving a hint from his ...

... style :— Erected in memory of Butn, 4/7/95. D i e (1, 11 i 1 5. Also his wife Died, 14 1/72. of writing in i hi.,i style is for the L*e of economy or novelty it would be di'filoult, to say Oj, „a8 there is room left on the stone for the next three £ r ...

... recalled the llays gone by, With glowing brow anù beaming eye. The ardent fire of youth began To warm the bosom of the man, As he recnunted deeds of days Fùl golton, save. in poct6' lays. These were his words- Ere years had shed Their hoary honours on ...

... We praise men for fighting, and punish children for doing the same. A itill tongue shows a wise head but not if a friend asks if yo u ii dine with I)iio. A Miss Gilmora, ssmewhere down eut. w88 courted by a man whose name was Hadducks, who told her that ...