... had been a Frenchwoman, a waif from the sea, saved by his grandfather and his men from a wreck almost as complete as that of the Petre . She was the only child of the captain of the ship, and had no friends. They were smugglers, the wild men amongst whom ...

... letter protege is 4 , ncii worth paying for. 1 -1:11 BRACONNTHILD ON YOUTH. The Klement captains of ancient and !Modern times commered Italy at twenty-lie ! Youth, extreme youth siterthrew the Persian empire. h.ll Austrta won Lepanto at tit entyfitt—the ...

... won't wake if you take your hand away, sir, she added, with a feeling that she was trespassing on Noel's time. We won't try him, was the kind reply. I am glad to sit still for a little while; I have been walking a good way. He .sat on till something ...

... made over some school business; and I have become a sort of friend of the family, and visit there pretty frequently. Miss Milton is a friendless orphan, and like a daughter to my new friends; and a gentle, loving creature she is. I adore her more every ...

... after the small wheels of their own luggage train than to try to catch the express of the Opposition. 'Look upon every enemy as if he might become a friend' is true, but 'Look upon every friend as if he might become an enemy' is yet more wise.—l am, sir ...

... Conservative party remains united,and the Ulster members and their friends will be found, as heretofore, voting solidly with their leaders. For years past, the Standard, that candid friend of the Conservative party, which affects to play a sort of Goschen-Foster ...

... Alexander Henry, Esquire, who was on:venni! Liberalism in eatly youth, and whose esosd%e mod e sty alone prevented his being el-cted patron of till Shetland Liberal Aiisociation, i tume di n t,ly rX-I.eiided all Milli ill gunpowder, -and shouldering a ...

... She had on when she went after that situation r The people who found her took it from her neck morning. Noel, dear old friend, try and bear up.' For the stony calmness had given way now, and Noel was weeping the passienice tears of a grief that had been ...

... woollits osl That tells us wo am men.--Lono Lyrroi. opt man, old friend, and try to hope. Guy Challoner felt almost that there was no hope as be addressed the words to his stricken friend. The disappearance of Grace had been so mysterious ands* complete ...

... Bressay, died suddenly. He had just risen from his bed in the morning, apparently in his usual health, and after dressing; sat down on a chair and suddenly expired. On Friday, a labourer, named William Johnstone, residing in Burns' Lane, Lerwick, died auddeniy ...

... out Their rude redoubt, ' , . . _ But back sud No cowards they In holes of clay - Those western men, But fought and died Their friends beside ' Nor Need not then. . Another night ; Again the light Of a new day. The forward 'sounds And eaeli man bounds ...

... Munro, died very suddenly at his lodgings in Navy Lane this week. He had taken his supper, and though complaining a little, he appeared to be in his usual health, and went to bed, but Biter sleeping for an hour or two, he seized with a fit, and died shortly ...