... approved blood ; turning up his farrows with all kinds of dainty instruments; seeking mates for his poultry in Cochin China, and marrying his pigs to Japanese partners. Our great two and three-year-old stakes are filled the breeders of racing stock—for the most ...

... a state of insensibility to her home. When she came to herself she declared she would marry the saviour her life. Impossible, said her father. Is he already married then? No. Is he not the young man who lives in our neighbourhood? No! it is a Newfoundland ...

... is it more happily evinced than in the court circle ? Here we have Royal mother—rigid in observing all those relations of married life so essentially necessary to secure domestic happiness. She is, truly, a “good Queen,” a good wife and a good mother. ...

... with Miss Burdett Coutts. This intended alliance has given rise some quarters a report of the wealthy heiress being about to married— Court Journal. Purikvino Ikfluknck Poktrv. —There in the life of almost every man a period when reads and loves and quotes ...

... ' thought he; “ not unrewardi-l.” j •• She r ill too p.-.- d to play the organ any more. raid himself, now that she has married a great man and a lb- , reigriT ;' Graceasceudeil the steps usual, drew the | nsf curtains closely round her. the feelings ...

... Enow that that mighty Potentate so tall, and such a handsome man!—has issued an order prohibiting all natives of Poland‘from marrying’ till they have completed their thirtieth year! Nicholas, by certain sycophants, has been called the father of his people ...

... property. Independence—A strong determination to place yourself where you are not wanted. Tempest Something that comes to married people after the honeymoon. Merit—That which receives praise. Money—A fish peculiarly difficult catch. The Crave—An ugly hole ...

... gentleman, curious in arithmetic, has sent us the following, which leave our fair readers to solve : verse possible:— When was married to wife, I happv man ; y age did hers as far exceed As three times three does three. But after ten and half ten years. man ...

... yet she was compelled to refuse him as a husband, her father having declared that daughter of bis should demean herself marrying a schoolmaster. •• ...

... digression; now for the argument.” want a A young lady was told hr a married lady, that she had better precipitate herself from the rocks of the l*assaic into the basin beneath, than marry. The young lady replied, 1 would, if I thought I should find husband ...

... Sub-lus|HH tor Kelly took into custody another brother the prisoner, named Pat (Haney. resided with his brother Thomas, who married, but lots family. It now appears that this Thomas Clancy was the individual who was Heifernan’s house when it was entered ...

... sum I set out for London, accompanied by two right merrie” companions—one of whom having gone a leelle” too fast has just married three thousand a year; and the other, not equally fortunate, has been shipped off India where, “by last, advices as the merchants ...