... Discoveries-Across the Walnuts and the Wine.—Without Further Delay. Chaps. XX. XXI. —The Month:: ScleLce and Arts.—Poem—A Woman's Vengence. Chaps. XXVII—XXIV. W. & R CHAMBERS, London and X Edinburgh. THE LEISURE HOUR OCTOBER, 1872. Contents:—The Neighbours ...

... would be no Army, for every man would be a soldier, and thus twelve millions a year would h. saved ; there would be no need of ironclads, and thu. another great saving would be effected. Further. there were fifteen millions of acres of waste land ir. the ...

... Chasseurs—to the rescue of Eng. land's chivalry, to tear away from Russia the prize of a five hours' hand-to hand combat. How, then, the regiment of Ochotzk flung iteelf EMIGRATION. FREE PASSAGES to NEW ZEAL-0 with selection of Land in the Provisos of ton. Farmers ...

... LOCAL NE WS. LAND TENURE REFORM.—The Cow-cil a this A-s tion, of which Mr. J. Stuart V ill is pi e-iderit, air on Monday fr a series of rneetinss .0 he held ou tin. r question, in the manufacturing towns to d se, centres, including Avlesbuiy. Lincoln ...

... my grandmother. We can remember her still—a blithe cheery old lady, with a small neat figure, more lie a girl's than an old woman's of ninety. And it is not difficult to go back sixty or seventy years beyond even our remembrance, and imagine the thick grey ...

... their superiors, and those who shall in any way disobey are threatened with excommunication. HENBANE A CURE FOR TOOTHACHE. —A woman in Hampshire had a sovereign cure for toothache. Her Unions toothache tobacco was highly prized. It was only dried henbane ...

... thickly-populated towns and villages it is not at all impossible that the same benefit will follow the thorough washing of land, which will cleanse localities of endemic disease among the cattle and sheep. Again, let me recur to an object which I have ...

... amounted to 31,465,480 persons. Of this number Eno-land and Wales contained 22,704,108 ; Scotland, 3,358,613 ; Ireland, 5,402,759. Including with the United Kingdom the islands in the British seas, and the army, navy, and merchant seamen abroad, the whole ...

... pointed out that whilit 200 yeani rgis there wets 200.000 °wriest of landed proterty in this country, and that ovary family out of four wero living oa their own freehold, the number of lands I Iwo. prieTori at present was infinitely smaller, so that the whole ...

... informed penenes believe that the excitement at present is skilfully worked up by the Chancellor to facilitate the presage of the Army BilL It It, nevertheless true that people have begun to calcnlate the time which must elapse before France will be strong enough ...

... upon that of the mild, and distant Pacific. The journey of some upon land is as extensive as the voyage hex be. n on watt r, and that may give you an idea of the enormous extent of land in the Great Americas Republic. DR. Knoll's OIUILNTAL PILLS AND *mat ...

... James Lockwood, collier, was committed for trial at the realizes on the charge of assaulting Mrs. Harriet Davies, a married woman, of Thnrner, near Leeds, on Sunday Might, and robbing her of her puree, containing 2.. 6d., and also with sealing her handkerchief ...