... view of the next two weeks' yield of revenue, which may, after all, come up to the estimate. Last Saturday he had, roughly speaking, *io\ millions realised— at the rate of million and half per week. Three millions added for the remaining two weeks would ...

... wished in his heart that he hadn't undertaken task, but there he was and no power of himself to get away, He was about to speak again when his heart gave such thump against his vest that it frightened the hat off his head. Composing himself littk he began ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. (From this morning's Papers.) It does not speak well for the tone of English society in India that a man Sir George's eminence should lie capable of putting on the orderbook of the House of Commons a notice to ask whether Mr Baker ...

... beseeching eyes and tremulous lips seemed to entreat for sympathy. Come to the fire and warm you. You are shivering. Without speaking she did so, and while the grateful warmth enveloped her in its glow, I tried to think where had seen her. Ah she it was who ...

... have resided with the prisoner's mother for three weeks. During the time I have lived in this house have heard the prisoner speak of a lad named Gatens. Prisoner told me he was in prison for taking a coat. She sent her youngest sister Annie, who is now ...

... in his work—the man absorbed in the artisto as, with few preliminary passes of his fingers along the keys, he evokes, so to speak, tho spirit of the instrument. Then, as if conscious of his powere, ho dashes into an overture Beethoven, whoso wild fire and ...

... ' they but continually concealed itself behind l* ...

... in bosoms not aged ; and in order for it to matured some littlo time and intercourse are indispensable. A friendship such speak ot, a friendship which is to last, must be based upon reciprocal knowledge and esteem; other words, the pair must intimate ...

... holies I seem to have come, Yet no nearer to you than yon northern star To the night-wearied traveller it guides his home. You speak to my soul in great thoughts that breathe; bow down before yon cat quick words that burn ; But, in my heart a sharp sword you ...

... though a generation or two must under happiest conditions elapse before it comes into general use. Richardson has yet to speak of baths and other matters of this kind, and hope his utterances j will not long delayed. respect to baths, we might . learn ...

... the Ixxly and mind resent every sort But the favoured nature health are apt to dcouthe intellectual pride which preachers speak of, and which, according one famous liberal theologian, a purely mythical and imaginary sin. Physical pride is only too real ...

... The brilliant style of Landseer is well known, and lias been, ptatMM The Shepherd's Chief Mourner. The attitude of almost speaking anguish which animal presents is marvellously real and striking. school with which the above subjects are ?o there has such ...