... Evangeline, and have followed tbrough many a vicissitade virtuous Pamela, the inetsimehneue Semi Eyre, and the Elsie of the Golden Legend ;And, thanks to a rough knack of putting this and that together width 1 have somehow or other untuaged to acquire, ...

... es war rat AD' whits wee her bonnie bra*, An' her cheeks wire like the ;rowan brioht Tips wi' the edema hue. Her trellis In golden wavelets hang Roan' the nook o' • swan ; An' her waist was limp, en' her feet were *ma' An' slander her lily ban'. Au' she's ...

... may be stated that the sale was the greatest which has ever occurred in Scotland, and with the exception of Mr Ben's sale in Kent, and Mr M'lntosh's at Havering Park, in Essex, it is doubtless the best that has happened tkis season. Excepting Rosedale and ...

... Only Gennise H OWER ' Sewing Machine, iwhich alone producus that halaiti ill-pcarl-hlce stitth so meucb admired oil ERglisi boot-tops, ij uneqiallcd for every description of heavy worhe, and effects -a sILving of about 15 per cent, on thread. Giarantne(l ...

... Wardhunee-261 lba. • 0 T S. Groat Tup Yellow Turnipufkeutaiu.)—l Mr Moat* Dannydeer Mr (Verdun of • 3 *Moir, 'Maisie( WaitSoule.. Golden Yellows (6 entries)-1 Mr Beattie, Dunnydoer; Colonel Leith Hay :3 Mr Moir, Yalu+ of ardhow*. Purple-Topped Turnips (8 entries)-1 ...

... yellowing in the golden sunshine, when every flower and fruit tree Is aweary with the weight of its wealth, and and is nattering its riches around it profanely, when winds blow soft and the surly sea lies Mill, stroked by the golden fingers of the genial ...

... The Prince of WVales's price was vse .g tha by the 4th detaclnaent, of thse liie-Lstlhian, witrnic adle the tie with the 2d Kent (Faversatleaa), beat lead thu advantage 'Con- on shooting off. mcuss- Mr GLADSTONE BURNED IN E'FFSGY.---About half an he after ...

... importance—imagine the cold and respectable Daily Nora of all journals in the world—sending down two gentlemen all the way to Maidstone to tell the public exactly how the common hangman walked from a pothouse to the gaol—whether like a lizard or a rabbit, or ...

... the Weald of Kent, was apprehended at Egerton on Sunday by the police. lie is a foreigner, and speaks German, French, and Dutch. lle had on five waistcoats, and carried a quantity of putrid animal food in two or three old boots.—Maidstone Journal. A Taunt ...

... bein’ wounded, left the combat wi' haste for the inn o’ Whiteness, to hae his wounds dressed, ’ get hel for Philip, for he kent be was in a de ly conflict wi’ the gaugers. His head was bun’ up, an’ the Baillie set him on bis whey, wi’ orders to mak a’ ...

... FIFE, only daughter of Richard Stavely, Esq., merchant, Liverpool. On the 19th inst., at Berne Bay, Kent, by the Rev. Henry Geary, M.A., CHARLES FORBES BooTs!, of 6, John Street West, Barnabury, London, to MARGARET, youngest daughter of Mr Jehu Taylor, of ...

... sterling ! the LADIE' BoOTS.-The seductive boot is a wee, winning if Ing thing of exquisite workmanship ; deliciously decorated, with an air of poetry; eloquent of velvety lawns, rich pile n His carpets, and soft carriage mats; a boot that seems to 'plead ...