... TAKING]gUP THE CROSS, BUT NOT FOLLOWING CHRIST. . I Ml- -1 1 _ - _ __ _ 1_ _ _I 'I1 v _ - 1 1 f- IT a . . BISHOP-He! he! he! Th is is something like taking up the Cross. He! he! he! Christ had his way of taking up the Cross, but at last the Cross took him up. He! he! he! Soldiers I why the hell dont you shoot those whining rascals, . with their ciy for ' bread' ' bread' ' bread'! a .fA _ z{ ...

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... _LIJV. .]JL IT %J r t MI -Uh b. U1 Here's a precious go, Hiiggins !-the bottom of our hamper gone, and all our A. provisions, wine and spoons included.'-, Oh, heavenlys ! whatever shall we do ?? tt Thiat's the work of some dishonest hindivicual, depend upon it; they have cut out fi nt the bottom, and happropriated our pervisions to their own happetites.' - 1. = ?? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ...

... Crusoe anlvised against it Seataring' ife. Crusoe's Weekly Calendar. (rusoe's Harvest on the Desolate Island. ! Crmsoe anti hissortguaese l'iend. : ---N mm I IMP NO ?w w- , , - . , o ?? ?? I . , , 1 , ?1., This week we present our Readers with the folloviag Specimens Of biglly-fi ished Engravings, contained in' STBALNGE'S JLIISRATE. iOB0lI0O CBAVOE; the most Popular and lnteresting Work of ...

... GRAN L MEETIN | TEETOTALERS E NGAG ED For lone Oycels I ON I ?? ta /1I/ /I lilf A i ?? -?D - - - I I Oh ! Mister Sky-Blue, Missis bdlongs to the Teetotalum Society; and she says, if you makes your milk so strong a-giving your cows grains, she shan't take no more.' ...

... MOTIHEIR PEEL.-Ahl! it cost me 4 .deal of trouble to conceal it-but there it is at last. , I OLD NUasi, NosEy.-And a beauty it is too! I think, if that old Ninny John Bull is not satisfied now, he never will be. Slide arway my little puppet. ...

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... A FASHlIONABLE SHAPE! v s A - 0'S . w 5 A Asll fi A 31 l & 1 ; ' Mercy on us, child ! why how stout you get! Why what have you been doing to yourself?' I Loy', aunt ! nothing at all. It's only my Victoria shape!' ...

... Massa Thomas, wot him tink ob our young lady ?? ' Oh ! a splendiferous creature, decidedly! I a'int made no advances myself as yet; but I hear she's wery much struck with the appearance o' my wiskers!' ' Ah! she say I bery fine leg.' ...

... Vic.-' Well, Polly, how d'ye think we look?' POLL.-' Why, your Majesty looks bobbisl; 'but Albert looks but so-so, considering lie's so well fed and so little to do.' ...

... - I say, Jack; do you see anything particularly spoonified in my new Tile ? - Nothing, my dear fellow; but the head. ...

... am_- -an - 11- .A .3 . . D..ll I . . - . oar.- - onm D Now, my dear Daddy Bull, you know you can't refuse me the cradle-you , really must!' 'And, Mistare Pull, you must build me a kennel for my leetle dogs e Den I salt l ask you for no more till de next time. AhM ab! Mistare Pull!' ...