... saving sense of humour, she will writhe at Mrs. Lynn Linton's latest scathing picture of her. Mrs. Linton's last novel, In Haste and Leisure, issued by Mr. Ileinemann, is iu the main a caustic attack on the Sew Woman and all her doings. here is one of ...

... harbour in tow of a tug, with • cargo.(both hold and deck) of petroleum from Middlesborough. When the lighter was just off the pier ends, flames were seen to suddenly burst out on board. They seemed at once to envelop the craft from stem to stern, and within ...

... when the civil nun at tho turnstile would only accept penny each from them , so 'Llabeth expend peony whilst passing along the pier to ascertain her - lima weight. Then they encountered the ineeemay man, but part cesarean, anti a ft er Via down innumerable ...

... Stanley and those of hie friends who bed accompanied him. The scene on Admiralty Pier as Dover was an itOpferfiVO MO. Except a few flags at the seaward end of the pier there were so deeoratinn. ; but the coatleen interest with which the large gathering ...

... Kingston, but the crowd on the Carlisle pier awaiting the arrival of the boat was not considerable. Inspector Cooper and two detectives were waiting in a firstclass carriage, and when the boat touched the pier the arrest was effected. Upon his arrival ...

... bee with all the err* eke we able to The .strews Barb Md. as. bon now roar r ere the Or Kush so gibs mesa rem arias* wed pier Mei hiss she wad by had es. Merle, me pereshei biers awl these the es. rabid bed • bee r o t li Or said the bib hid INN an ...

... our readers as a shock, possibly not an agreeable one, that there Is a scheme on foot for laying an electric tramway from the pier at Waterhead, to Grasmere village. As will be seen from Colonel Rhodes' letter, in another part of our impression, the proposed ...

... hands.—on Both :idea. A Novel. By Fronees Courtenuy Baylor. A bridge should never be condemned until it has been tried by its piers. The man who was moved to tears entnplains of the dampness of the premises, and wishes to be moved back Agana Jamie Purdon ...

... until Sunday afternoon Saturday's tide swept over ll•relocli, Lochlong. and liolyloch piers. With the wild sea raging, steamers were unable to call. lielenshurgh Pier was severely damaged. The steamers Islay and Strathspey collided above Dumbarton on Saturday ...

... convince any waverer as to joining the esonnion. AS twelve o'clock at noon each day the seagulls are fed at the end of the pier—that is No. 1 item of attraction ; and in addition to this interesting item of interest there are boats on wheels propelled ...

... who had its rebelled t heir fathers in the path of victory. No reader can have for- gotten that when the derisive battle of Hastings commenced, Taildefer, a Norman minstrel, advanced on hereehnek before the invading bast and gave the signal for the onset ...

... Shortly afters aids a pointsman wee killed at no greet distance from the , scene of the former accident. and the same Mimi a pier traveller •as similarly killed near Alexandria. Mr. Pulley. NIP., ',peaking at a meeting of the Licensed Victuallers* Association ...