... joistillestiew of the essidnet et the former spinet the latter, before the ease has been tried on Its merits, and elide it Is still fake in the Court of Bede. Alr Clarkson, as our readers are aware, at ODDS otasted sgainet the appropriation of the Parochial funds ...

... romaisted a Mart Owego by whack we emtnemd.to iii motaid imprisoament. Rs imam that elide customers attempted to &baud him ethers a fake addrem end for that she was snit to prima. After aloe Aid send her Wens jell Ms soured hie of perjury, sod Neter hareem to ...

... and is forced by her parents to anoept you. It is fain—it is Wes ! cried Allan, wildly springing to his feet. It is fake—fake as the bias tongue which has sought to throw this foul calumny upon honest heeds 1 Even so, said the Baronet, ooldly— ...

... Cum—Oa Timely Set the Mid rempshiMe for mum, cm tio Clyde •od Toted. ..d their SIMMS. the loath of moraine • all with mow fakes 'Mortal. the .MW oleo middy ..d lath, to KM the worm ma Mkt heft mod, Koteithelhadiag thom drew. am beasts ~I Mildred. The ...

... 's( up in her withered bosom. The tempter osatioued`Ad boo 1 d te feta the Weer leddise about pe ; mad gl.d the big their Fakes oh= they meddled ye, lb me I but It. sway • laud year syn. i Ye fond V me thee, fledga No reply our made — `W sod to me yen ...

... agaimt klborig Campbell's in the ars .f Wotherapuso .aunt J. C. Wailer.. grocer lidiaburgb, by which the latter . was Wad and exposer, for telling .e irni.anoo of the Oleafield Stand. wed br grouted the ulditiacul expense. uouaually /stetting tragedy reported ...

... had a pecuniary interest. At present where the workmen are well organized sad engaged in a skilled industry, they are no exposed to this special form of temptation ; bat in many of the great London• Docks the Aot i. absolutely erative. In some came it ...

... o ff . The old keeper of Thorburns is irate at the appearance of the intruders, and threatens vengeance. On his return Mr Faking listens to the story of the young man's bravery, and compliments him on his . prowess Hubert begins to think that the that ...

... Wad Hilda Faking during her father's absence, and scans with amused interest the curious and antique valuables for the collection of which Mr &lung has been famous. A remarkable story is then imparted to Hilda by the Fanshawes that Mr Faking had paid an ...

... and confessed not hi, guilt will then be exposed. That day will bring to light the hidden things of darkness. I w, old just ask my readers, by way of conclusion, to consider with me the thought of our sins exposed! The thought troubles us. We would hide ...

... Mine Faking! I will wait till to-morrowlonger if you wish ! Eldred left her there. Presently she went to the Charter Room, but was repuleed with brief, harsh words. Well Hilda knew now that that it was melee to plead. Left to bin.self, Mr Faking began ...

... large amount of specimens in a short time, and advised all geologists to visit the place before the weather took effect on the fakes in which the ferns are embedded. Mr R C. Platt read a moat interesting paper on Light, and its application to photography ...