... he had been sworn in as a soldier, and was to have sta gone away that morning, only he hod been looked up. -The Sex Bench, faking into consideration this fact, dismissed him on cot, his; payig the exenses. roil Ar=n A.NN SCT Was~oe a Summoned for expoaing ...

... Kingzptt had found during his experiments that tur- at ue pentine abeerbed oxygen rapidly and intensely; and, when D a.s exposed tl a current of air in the preseneo of water at 8a nd Summer beat, part of the oil became resinified, and part at be oxidised ...

... much knowledge of human nature, and of the it business of life. There the ciroumstances which make men e 'thus and thus' are exposed; the feelings and vices which Y are the springs of ahtion ' are seen in full play, or rather n hard at work-selfishness, ...

... some of the most prominent residential invalids as hostages, Torquay would sit quite quietly on her.seven' hillt and say, 'fake as many as you like, vwe shall have plenty more to come. (Laughter and applause.) Under such a sense of security arts and ...

... either accidentally or malicioualy, I fatly con-P sidered the matter asto thegreater danger a marble statue ir wvould he exposed to when placed in the etreets of Exeter, of and I came to the determination on my own responsibilt mn to subetitute bronze ...

... having At the time certain ;T knowledge that that event is alieady decided, he B commitse Afraud, which,. being detected, exposes, him s n'ot' only to 'the forfeit of his wininings, but also to si `6rsonal disgrace and punishment. It has, however, been ...

... of Bishop Potteson ws in stant danger; hut Le never shrank from the doom that bung; over him. He viaited the islands and exposed himself to the most imminent perils with a calmnesa almost superhuman. At. last he started an his last miseionary iourney ...

... Smyrna and Beyrout at last relesecd by Ottomtan Governmnent are on their way. In a desert country like this part of Egypt it fakes time to orgaimic the lines of communication. td h ?? ISMAILIA, Friday. I The rmy n Eypt orygrateful for the Queen's ofe ...

... slip-slop style of mouthing patriots, who talk themselves into comfortable posts under Government, and then leave 'reform to fake care of itself; butwiththe air anddetermination of a man conscious of the necessity that exists for s entering upon an active ...

... shortcomings, and the utter uselessness Of the Land Bill, to settle Irish discon-a tent, and they do not care to see all these exposed, i especially in the merciless way in which the Lords c laid them open. The Land Bill is by this time the l laughing stock ...

... greseive change oi asngular position as secn from the earth,S or rather as they would be seen from the sun, which we may A fake for the moan annual place of theearth. This indicates ci linear ucotlion in a direction transverse to the line joining the ...