... window every day, making all the wry faces in the world; one day having the mouth and chin drawn up another grinning like a Cheshire cat. Now this ,« pression won't do for The Lancet—{Here the-xhole d,', laughed, the Lecturer himself heartily joined J_l wondered ...

... son of Sir David Maxwell of Cardoness, Bart., Louisa Maria, eldest daughter Geoffrey J. Shakeily, Esq., Whatcroft Hall, Cheshire. C—At Esk Mills, Hugh SoimnerviUe, Esq , Auchindinny House, Bridget, daughter of James Brown, Esq., of Esk Mills. 11 —At Edinburgh ...

... Poll, when tire corlvje move, “drive gently over the stones. John, does your , mother know your’e out ?’ John grinned like Cheshire cat. The Inquire looked enchanted and the children shrieked again with surprise and delight. As for poor Penny, seemed perfectly ...

... when the cortege began to move,' drive on gently over the stones. John, does your mother know you're out John grinned like Cheshire cat. Tbe Squire looked enchanted, and the children shrieked again with surprise and delight. for poor Peony, seemed perfectly ...

... But it wasn't at himself Sir Augustus was laughing, though certainly he would be as much justified in so doing as the Cheshire cat which is said to be always grinning at the idea of being born in a county palatine. Neither was it at him that Palmerston ...

... But it wasn't at himself Sir Augustus was laughing, though certainly he would be as much justified in so doing as the Cheshire cat which is said to be always grinning at the idea of being born in a county palatine. Neither was it at him that Palmerston ...

... collection. But it wasn't himself Sir Augustus was laughing, though certainly would be as much justified in so doing as the Cheshire cat which said to be always grinning at the idea of being born in a county palatine. Neither was it at him that Palmerston ...

... cortege began to move, drive on gently over the stones. John, does your mother know you're out ? John grinned like a Cheshire cat. The Squire looked enchanted, and the children shrieked again with surprise and delight. As for poor Penny, he seemed perfectly ...

... States steamer Bloomer, commanded by Acting Ensign Cressy, and the events of a few succeeding days proved that, like a Cheshire cat, she was better than she looked.” She took board, besides her own crew, Acting , Ensign James J. Russell and Charles N ...

... amongst beagles. We cannot cachinnate inwardly at dead partridges bounding on the hard ground, or grin like hyaenas or Cheshire cats as one bird after another falls “ riddled through the head.” Sport, to our mind, is remote from death and suffering. We ...

... adrift amongst beagles. We cannot cachinnate inwardly at dead partridges bounding on the hard ground, or grin like or Cheshire cats one bird after another falls “riddled through the bead.” bport, to our mind, is remote from d-ath and suffering. We may ...

... stroke of business at the very moment that we were being denied admittance. From the windows above, and grinning like Cheshire cats at our plight, looked down upon us the broad faces of a lot of country clowns, who evidently were not sitting with nothing ...