... rself in the well in which his dead body was fonod. The Deficit.—lt is reported that the budget of the Chancellor of the pier will include proposal for an additional penny of income-tax. This would realise a sum nearly corresponding the •■ilf«rence between ...

... thought it mit he a delightful amunenient. It was more than that in old time, Adrian. laughing. When we lost the battle of Hastings. chiefly through the great superitnity of the Norman archers, the value of the how hegan to he understocd. Edward the Fourth ...

... poured in a little of the eontrots of the flask. had jest completed her task when she heard Mare's step the stairs, and in her haste to replant the stopple of the flask she let it fall ibe floor, where it broke ; and she had only to throw the broken glass ...

... '' (14z. Risme Itairracie By E. EVERETT GREEN, •f The Lt. et !Janda.' th• J.iwersaat.- CUA PIER XVL co It was a bit of a facer to find that Lawyer Lesley had bad a chance of lingerin' those papers, but it explained a few things pretty clearly. The skunk ...

... reaching Piel Piet (whence the steamers start for Douglas, Mr. Wilson’s home). 4 Piel Pier !’remarked tho gentleman thus addressed; shall be ia Dumfries before get to Piel Pier.’ What!’ says Mr. Wilson; ‘are going to Dumfries? must have got into wrong train ...

... ultimately compelled expend cousid-rably more money than they bad con tempi* ted, adding to the t vo piers and lairs in the first plana a third pier and Uir. soon the market was completed, and the time had erritod for the Schleswig -Holstein cattle to ...

... it told how long she had been away. If she should be too late'. it a beart, tiarsort4 But as, breathless with anxiety and haste. she ran past the kitchen window she • glimpse of Dr. Gilchrist himself stirring something in • saucepan over the fire, and ...

... there, and we shall be each a large party. will abeolutely want may present apartment for some old dowager or other so let me haste my own way, and 1 will try stony rate to exist In the .gbost's quarters.' Very well, dear, said niy •unt ; It shall be as ...

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... wrinkles out of their faces, and answered the trumpet call with hearty goodwill. Officers might now be seen imploring the men to haste to the Level,” and not be late. The men were Sood-huroouredly obedient, and anxious to get a look at righton before going to ...

... expedition for Gold Coast. Great ; prevails - : the tr-fc ether dcpa.'tuiout- 1 | o tfo- foroe. and every step aud proofss hast.ertd as to onr araiy to take tire field iu J lanary next. Th« railway wl.ioh about I wi'l have route to! wards Cooroaisie, ...

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