... to prison —else i never should have known him. IJBKRATrOK. tho early part 1842 Maginn was liberated from gaol. He hail passed through the ordeal, from whose effects his spirits never again recovered. 1 will never again rise head society,’ said he. Alas ...

... The one shows us the insignificance of the world inhabit ; the other redeems it from for it tells us that in the leaves of every forest the flowers of every garden, in the waters of every rivulet, there are worlds teeming with life and numlicrlcss are the ...

... themolves who fall into the pit w•htea tiiey u.•.e .1 -J.' has the public opinion of mil wrought opus* the world in tour day --sod wrougu. npuu the world who still sign themselves with the sign of the crow P Uur Holy Father is a prise. ter in the Vutimon while ...

... will make no entl. .want's Mr Huggard—Yes, to prove the tenancy com• Now, from the e cidesec which we bar. mewed on the 25th March. atom from which the I-me:lu that iseei.ee from Several witnesses were then examined to prove chase. are made so 'limy manifest ...

... down! Lae by a good ',tore of patience, but be sure and put it where you can Bud it. Nome are eeldout tired of the world until the world is tired of them. Time that do nothing are in the readied way to do that which is worse than nothing. REASON may he ...

... the eitientisfaetors state providence, and, if possiole pr, cure a few drops of from the views which prevailed when America of her health necessitates her rettrement from the genuine friendship. Reduce the whole than elect every t'll'd. poet of honorary ...

... and the result is • nation endowed with a finer artistic instinct than any other in the world. Surely Mr. Sala would not exalt the crude charms of the scrap-book and the Struve/peter above the delightful picture story-books of Randolph Caldecott, Walter ...

... means of protection against this disease during an epidemic,. But it has also been used as a handy method of removing bacteria from drinking water for household purposes during outbreaks of cholera or other zymotic disease's. It is stated on the authority ...

... said Torn. She was never tired reading your poetry in the old scrap-book. 'Tis very strange, said Mr Armstrong, that I never made a single rhyme since the time of that old scrap-book, until nowthough I often tried. In fact it is quite extraordinary ...

... rolling 1111 the floor, 11101 hat world Aloe core I van thnuklngs ehi.d rejo eing at huving me removed from her path. Give me that Margaret. I won't, 'said Madge, stubbornly ; and to prevent its being wnmelied from her she put it in her pocket. flow ...

... _Then my mind seemed te get away from my body. I saw my bodg ]yi:g pale and inert, and #slthomagh I had left it I knew that it was icy cold. ‘“Then Im‘wmetbing like the souzß 6f a organ. Suddenly aom*g broke my mind awa~ from my Tody. It was like an infinitesmal ...

... case of Demi v. Dean was resumed on Friday. The case was that the defendant removed sand and gravel from the foreshore at Camp, so that the support from plaintiff's land was partially removed. Mr B Roche, B.L (instructed by Mr T J Liston, sok), appeared ...