... find it. Eh ! why so l ' Because a hat, when it's cocked, must be expected to go off ! ON STR PETER LAURIE'S PREDILECTION FOR HAIR-CUTI~NGO Sir Peter all capital punishment mocks, His barber sets free by removing the locks. FROM THE ,5 GOLDEN RULES ...

... and the governors unanimously attended to the recommendation of their president, Sir Peter Laurie in at once electing her. This i s likely t o form a precedent Laurie, there and elsewhere. THE MILITARY KNIGHTS OF WINDSOR.—At 8 full meeting of the Military ...

... Charles D'Agoilar, C. B., half pay unattached, deputy adjutant general in Ireland; George O'Malley, CGB., half pay unattached; Peter D'Arcy, half pay 7th garrison battalion; Edwin Rowley Joseph Cotton, half pay 1titl foot; Charles Turner, half pay unattached; ...

... Charles D'Aguilar, C.8. , half-pay Unattached, Deputy Adjutant-General in Ireland. George O'Malley, C.8., half-pay Unattached. Peter D'Arcy, half-pay 7th Garrison Battalion. Edwin Rowley Joseph Cotton, half- pay 10th Foot. Charles Turner, half-pay Unattached ...

... Charles D'Aguilar, C.a., half-pay Unattached, Deputy Adjutant-General in Ireland; George O'Malley, C. 8., half-pay Unattached ; Peter D'Arcy, half-pay 7th Garrison Battalion ; Edwin Rowley Joseph Cotton, half-pay 10th Foot; Charles Turner, half-pay Unattached ...

... hut the act of a man dressed little brief authority,” and limited, trust, to such men the Master the Workhouse and Sir Peter Laurie. Why not, then, confine the censure to the Master, instead scattering indiscriminately among Commissioners small and great ...

... warm tones around them. In some the hair was so light a hue as exactly to repeat the colour of the flax upon their spindles, and these, the housekeeper informed us in broken German, were the surest of husbands—flaxen hair being a feature that the hearts of ...