... circulated widely, says Nicol, in a more waspish mood than I could have expected from such a gentle and simple Susan. This is pitiful. It is Lancashire fighting fashion, Kick him while he 's down. Nicol is not a bad fellow on the whole, ...

... likeness. If the nose is large, gist make it a little more so; if there is a slight cast o' the eye, give it a squint;' a strong line in the face, deepen it; a big mouth, enlarge it ; a set smile, make it ...

... population w e S t :it lestwilt system, and the Roman: Catholi c them to a man. :We- deny t he correctness of the first part Mr. B o l f ac ti k ie bu a rs s n 7r t t . i i ( s i i n :r an ...

... on the defence,ls'hich it e ' n al ::: i i ::::l7;s l 2:iftil ln' a tr: rs o l lt; . sm e a r, n s t s 'm we n i i i Murphy Ti r f ,o_r found the 1 e forf eii ethe . e appeared for the p: ...

... quarter, replies, A simplicity, a good-nature, and a sin- gle-heartedness, that give a rbarin even to tbe commonest subject ''l'he objects of the book, tbe Atlas says, are excellent. Its execution is just such as might be looked for from ...

... drinking in company with a bricklayer a pio-shop in the neighbourhood, when a question was I to her on the subject of some money, which the woman lied having, adding, that if she had, she wished that Almighty might strike her dumb. ...

... as if macvicar, m'Leod,from caicutta, ditto ar la e d, p a a b r o ti v c e u lar those s.v iz realized 232 ch h e e s r t e s i Ben e September e g p a t l e m 3 b ...

... the terancc of a su. , 1 ` a ffi • 1.4 ~ . ha nd , a nti ahs, muc h th e si tterchieft to - eyes guiltless of a , of a -cell with an affec- , eiltY two small c hild ren, i n a state , h ...

... miniature within a Ted morocco case, of a placid and gentlefaced girl, whose original sleeps for ever in the bosom of the earth; a :little box, containing a ringed t with brilliants, and enclosing a lock of her hair; all . her: letters ...

... stamp upon it. And ti beforefamily, ere s f t o r o f m th i h e sl w e o a r whatever the idea or innov ation, it is s truck out and achieved a full century could have imagined it. Whenever, therefore, we see ...

... —Limeriok Ck ion kk, _ t•yet hxiifttting A ire tirsT-Rat tc.—At a lee festive Meeting In Atgyleshire, a circumstance of a novel and very intereitlng character occurred. General Campbell of Lochnell I.and b l tin d l a adb relt e eing himself ...

... thought she had succeeded, and that she might give it as a specimen of the whole work. Upon which she produced a fragment of paper, from which she read as follows: To stew a rump ...