... uitcomfortatler clambers somewhere, i ?? which penetrates to the room ; crlt r 0 is lg over musty law Ieooks enters not O r ?? il' bat through the door, anid in g al e a chati u0e -oung woman. May lellasis r 0 lerti cimdell evidently, anti sees no it, calling ...

... ci1ics, 1n 'at and toire pius, 10 store c:ittle, 1,19 [at ca:ttle (D. Colwo etillg), 40i) f af shetp '9 cs. peatin z anl 20 tics tin ?? ?? .: les rs, J. Patri lh, Newcmvle; Arile, Cateshad; ani .00I, Cooerati ! Store, Twcen'rnotilth bte::: Jan, Dixols ...

... Wharton-street, - Cardiff. Their stock is everything one could wish for, both as to variety a&nd extent. The- t quality is Al. . The Progressive Boot Company (Limited) f are maintaining their' name and title in pro- e gressiveness and up-to-dateness ...

... peasant, and the artisan, none cared to write, for none, whom the polite writer addressed, would care to hear. It is from musty archives and memorials, from exceptional passages in writers like Voltaire or eccentric provincials like the old Count de Mirabeau ...

... hsmthe rnte exerted her authority anti ordered Dick to go. He wrent ?? iu bad humour. 'u sll'iberyilil store lies a large msirror facing the store door. As Dicok eutered he caught sight of his owvn reflection in the glass and thought it was his brother ...

... stour o't! And write their names in his black book, Wagied the Whigs the power o't I Awa, Whigs, aw! I The del he heard the store ' tongues, And ramping cam amangbs; But he pitied us Oae cursed wli' Whigs, Re turned, and wadna wrong us. Awa, Whigs, awa ...

... B. DoigE, ExsnejerrOt Stage-plays. Second Edition, Tinsley Brothers, Catberine.treet, Straild. .gi oue ido h These essays ale welt wart-h preservin navlme n l h Snoo055 they have attained in reaching a serond edition, but, like all repint frm pridicals ...

... on smart and dressy costumes, and on light-coloured gowns garnitures of narrow black velvet are much employed. The velvet is al- plied in various designs, the one mostly favoured tbeing irregular lines, with lovers' knots or Louis Seize knots. The garniture ...

... particularly necessary that, here We sluioud n-ake our preparatione well beforehand newv, hecause the present is a seauson wh~en we ale specially liable to i - rye unexpected demands mnade upon us. Glaze, roui, and browninig having been already provmdedn. t cur ...

... Quotations apt, new-strung upon their wire; The musty metaphor, new-brush'd and spruce, And troops from Mcnmnuth-street prepared for use' Rhetoric garlands cull'd from ancient Tare, In hortus siccuts duly laid in store, Wanting the living flow'rets' scent and ...

... The following is an in- stanCe: Amaong his cormrasea wias ahboy nanmed Gay- aett, whio one day invited young Darwrin into a store and treated him to cakes. Darwin noticed that his friend did rot pay for them. ald the ocoerrence, so unusual, molved him to ...

... a trade. now a large undertaking, be- .w - tie Tyvne and Continental ports. His earliest ' 'eanr vwas engqaged in carrying stores to the Crimea. .enovwn Quarsiders were Mr James Laing and his part-ner. Mir W. D. Stephens, whose venture in opening a reaular ...