... here, bad been washing on Wednesday week, and left a tub of soap suds in the middle of her kitchen floor. Being called to speak with her neighbour, leaving ber little child in the kitchen, on comlog in, she found her child head downmost in the tub, and ...

... Railway Das been fined £5 for baving allowed his engine 10 be jn want of water, so that it stood still, Apvices from Munich speak of a terrible tempest 4+ having raged there for some days, and state that the railwsy trains were retarded by heavy falls of ...

... salvation. After some remarks on the beautiful analogies brought out in the divine plans, the learned lecturer went on to speak of his subject as viewed in the light of reason. The generalty of expressions in the inferior and the principal animals were ...

... sometimes undergo, was described in a manner which promoted much hilarity. After some further remarks, the lecturer proceeded to speak of salutations, &c., among which he referred to the too common one of ** bumper,” which he explained as ori%;.imlly meaning ...

... fair way of being in a greatly improved condition. Inthinking as to what would be (he most interesting topic upon which to speak he had come to the conclusion, that a few remarks on the ‘‘newspapers” would be interesting. He might safely say that, unless ...

... soles were merely pasted on.— American Paper. THREAT OF PRUSSIA TO SECEDE PROM THE CoONPEDERATION.—A despatch from Berlio speaks of a note which the Cabinet of Berlin has recently addressed to the Cabinet of Vienna. Austria is there accused of fomenting ...

... the employment of the l.nr?e rolling-mills at their disposal. Work will thus be found for at least tive hundred men, not to speak of the increased impetus given to their coal and ironstone mining traffic, in furnishing raw material for the manufacture. ...

... as it may be called, of the ancient capital of Muscovy. But in every instance the result was the same—an attraction, so to speak, of the pendulum towards the city as to a focus. This result is s 0 anomalous, that mathematicians are at a loss to account ...

... so I pray, do try. Little chiliren can be little missionaries in the cause of Jesus, who so loves you, for each of you can speak for him, and so become little missionaries for Christ. To the teachers I would say, go on in the good work in which you are ...

... passengers the liberty of the ship, but signified to them that he would place them in double irons if they made attempt to speak to any of the prisoners, who were coufined at night on the boiler deck, close to the boilers, while in the daytime they were ...

... inventor of phonography, made ber debut at a concert given at Meltham, Huddersfield. A correspondent of the Musical World speaks very favourably of the young artiste. M. Ingres is engaged to draw, for the Life of Julius Casar by Napoleon the Third, a ...

... that Professor D. P. Millar is about to give a series of magical entertainments in the Corn Exchange. The Brechin Advertiser speaks in the following terms of Professor Millar’s entertainment :—*“Last night, Professor Millar, the world-renowned Pythonist ...