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... qf Londonl. lie intelidi play it throughout his tour. rOliEGtN. THE LAND OF iBERTY _ y 1.e copy tile foll'9 advertisement from a New Orleatns paper : C 'or -An excellent American woman cook, and her to' (0 dren, one a girl about 14 years-the other a bohY ...
... offices manifest less assuraneo.V SaVOlR P#ULEU AND SAVOIR ECOUTER.-(By our Snubbed Contributor).-Any fool can make a woman talk, but it requires a very clever man to make her listen. SMALL CON. FOn A SMALL Tz&-PARTY.-Q.. Why is West India sugar unlike ...
... been the means of saving many a v.luable vessel, and still more valuable seaman's life. A brief memoir of this remarkable woman was given in a late number of the JTournat.___ ___ A. G. WHERE I WOULD DIE. It is sublime and beautiful, To live upon the deep- ...
... time, but she didn't let the woman see her. ?? had her cry while her land- lady was upstairs seeing. to her bed. The bedohamber wee a miserable, ill- furnished ecpboard of a place, and smelt musty and niamp. -The woman left the candle,-said good-night ...
... EOMANIOML There is always sniethins fascinating in a well.told'story 3f the East: at least to Western readers, for whom it in a land of gorgeous colour and strange mysteries. This story is certainly well-told and ita incidents are as wildly exciting ea the ...
... attention, and, to the alarm of the house, the woman was seen attempting to jump clear of the gallery herself. She caught againet the brass railings, and, amid the shrieks of the audience, she fell over and landed with a heavy sound on the reserved stalls ...
... Prussian army over all others, we are insensibly led by 31. -de Neuville to feel that they were able to take as much pleasure in their bloody work as the soldiers of less educated nations. Close by this picture is a chariming figure of an old woman saying ...
... the return of the victorious army from Spain, is gay throughout, and altogether in Strauss's usual strain. There is a very pretty song, rendered admirably by the pig-dealer, who recounts his adventures in the enemy's land, and at the end of each verse ...
... fleet and army; and the practical p'ositionon which Sir Francis Head insists is, :a short and sum- mary one. H3[e says:.-ii l; Gliven' thsohigh state .of preparation on thepart of France, and the low state of preparation on the part of Eng- land, I maintain ...
... obtained as a, painter of marine views, land- tt scaes, portraits, and peasants engaged in field in and farm work. Two of the finest portraits it bi is possible to conceive are on show. One is an vi old peasant woman, the painter's mother, in a gi white ...
... King. Sport in Many Lands : H. A. L. Chapman and Hall. Oils anid Water Colours (Poems): W. Renton. Edmonston and I)ougllas, Edinburgh. Life of Nelson: B. Sosithey ; Natural History of Seliornc: J. E. Harting. Bickers and Son. Woman anid Her Work in the ...
... in the English Army, those desiring a soldier's life being forced to seek it in foreign countries. The hero is a young officer in the Irish Brigade, which for many years after the siege of Limerick formed the backbone of the French Army. Ile goes through ...