The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-02-28
miscellaneous items.

each county shall, upon request give aid
and counsel to any such fugtyes slave
The Plurality Principle passed the
Massachusetts, House Of representatives,
on the l4th, by a vote Of 223 to III. a
majority of two-third-, and it now wants
only the sanction Of majority of the
people to make it part Of the Coustitu.
ton.
The Virginia Tobacco Plant describ.
ing the severe and probably fatal burn.
ing Of a girl in that vicinity. touchingly
remarks, She was one of the ikeliest
girls we ever saw and would have sold
$1,000 on the block !"
They are telling the story in Lon
don that Nlacauay, the historian. be.
ing lately DESTROYS of obtaining infor-
nation respecting 18Th century poetry
as material for his new volumes. took
his way from Albany to Whitechapc,
and bought a roll of London ballads
from singing boy. Happening to
turn around as he reached home again,
he perceived the youth, with circle
of young friends, was keeping close to
his heels. Have not given you
your price, sir /? " was the great mans
indignant remonstrancc. "All right,
guv'nor, was the response, " we're
only waiting till you begin to sing "
CHEAP NoBILlTY.-Thc correspon-
dent Of the New York Times relates
an anecdote Of an ambitious Englishman
IN Florence, who bought the title of
Baron, for sixty dollars, at Ficsole,
and now rejolces in the privilege Of at.
tending the Grand Dukes balls, which
are only open to noble blood
The Boston Journal states that war.
rant was issued by the Police Court on
Friday morning for the arrest of His
Exccllcncy llenryJ Gardner, Governor
of the Comm 'nwealth. and constable
Tallant was charged with the service Of
the same. The offence is fot encumb her
ing the sidewalk, or for ncglcciing to re-
move snow and ice therefrom, in front Of
his store at 90 Milk str .et.
DR.. Pnsey. the celebrated Oxford
divine, was. at the last accounts from
England, suffering from an attack of
paralysis.
Speaking of the probable passage Of
the prohibitory liquor law in the New
York Lerislature the New York Tr;.
bnne saws that the ornononts Of tbe
bill have only taken M $4,000 and
ads:
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mer times, but viii not 70 far in leris,
ja';on according TO the .,hr d and
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@r. VI son, oar minister at Pa is,
has eu'.oiy recovered from his late
l!nes'. Il sl'eh, impeachment to the free
tction Of lis left arm alone remaining.
Doro.h5 Wordsworth sister Of ih,
Lite Povs Laurea,e. oy. .r.l At Ehydal
Mount, on the 18th utinl,. in the 85th
year Of her a,,. She was herself
rcctess Of no mpan rretea.ious. and
assisted her brother in many Of his
COMPOSITIONS.
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i r: r I:n % ~ '"' 1e'o 81 L'c > o.
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s,'' la;G I,I ~ -: ann PtG"' OPINION
l',+ 't'' ~, "a .'e'' t'Io'' '"a' ho,'lna
Nv IaV q ~" 'Il'' u ""'!F coU'a "ri'e
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;i: nc 'o"S pen"''S "hH 'c%auouS III,
t t., 'C ~, i 'Ne Ncr'heih ana
C ,Iou'''e.'' CuU' V"' teSPec'.n9 NE DOCK
,a 9',tH'h ,ol'et'a ~ O'ncl''la" mas az
$500; o:o" "'i''oaU'l "'J'S'eu ny inc
city. The Methodist Church South is
awarded $500 and the Southern
debts I. Herald.
WELL Trpvrn-Wbne Mr. porlo
Goodwin was del;vor;rao Ioo,nno y,
some town in Ohio Le 7ool nm o,."a
If wator 70 dr;ni, ond rS;I W t " S'"S'
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