... more objectionable feoling. Then, as I hive already detained you too long, 1 will say good evening,’’ said the young lawyer, rising and possessing himself of his top coat lying on a chair very near him. With only a bow in additional adieu, and he was gone ...

... these conditions, the carriages were fewer than we have seen at the last meet for seversl seasons, albeit barring a chilly nor-easter, persistent emough to forbid the doffing of February wnfipings. the morning was bright and ptomiai:g. he field was nearly an ...

... Willoughby, voungest daughter of the late, and sister of the present Lord Middleton, of Bettrington, Yorkshire, and Mr. Bethell, of Rise Park, in the East Riding of that county. Mr. Gladstone will contribute to the May number of the Ninete:nth Century a paper ...

... these conditions, the carriages were fewer than we have seen at the last meet for several seasons, albeit barring a chilly nor-easter, persistent emough to forbid the doffing of February wrappings, the morning was bright and promising. The field was pearly ...

... Mr. Calister, and he said the receipt was a forgery. (Receipt produced), It was in detendant s handwriting. He never autho. rised the defendant to receive £4.0 from Mr. Calister. He never received the £ioo from any of the parties. The deiendant had acted ...

... I now went and | marched through the place. The objects of this finished my tour round and about the town, wan- | wretched rising were to dethroue Queen Elizabeth dering down narrow streets, up still narrower pas- | and restore Queen Mary and the Roman ...

... home, dear friends, and leave me here, and let me lie till Christ appears, at whose appearance [ hofpo to have a joy full rising from my grave. Another poetical inscription is as follows :— Step soft, ye friends, on hallow’d ground ye tread, Lest you ...

... @o home, dear friends, and leave me here, and let me lie till Christ appears, at whose appearance I hope to have a joy full rising from my grave. Another poetical inscription is as follows :— Step soft, ye friends, on hallow’d ground ye tread, Lest you ...

... srotected me at most times, and in the summer I ed like a bird across the Channel, which they never ventured to cross; but at Easter it was expected that I should take my few days’ holiday in their company. Their expectations were not disappointed, for I ...

... did so, and very melancholy holidays they were. One fatal spring-time, when they were consulting in my presence as to their Easter ramble—they alwiwys called it ‘“a ramble,” a 8 though we had been three girls and a boy going to look for blackberrics—l chanced ...

... had boarders in his house. Mr and Mrs Beoington will be prepared te receive the boys of Judd House on their retarn from the Easter holidays, on Thuarsday, April Bth ; and in the school Mr Bl.bil:{- ton will take the saperintsndence of the Modern Side, towards ...

... House will, as at present arranged, rise on the 23rd. The next day the writs will be issued, and the Dissolation will be an accomplished fact. A other results of the period chosen tm%M%fl Il):euw postponement of the Easter Monday view. Parliament met on the ...