... had lefs their guns, when suddeniy a shriek was heard from one of the men who searched the bank with their feet: he was seen to fall back in the water; and a huge ser- pent, uncoiling himself from his cool ir,and raising Isis head above the surface, tookis ...

... ing of the balloon in the vicinity of such a people was the signal for a general rush from every habitation upon the monster that appeared to them to have dropped froms the skies. In less than half an hour it was torn into a thousand pieces, which were ...

... private physician, but he was absent from town. A mes- sagewasnext sent to Dr. Ferguson, and a similar answer returned. A third was forwarded to Dr. Williams, that gentleman, though not absent from town, was absent from home. The message did not reach his ...

... TO THE DUKE OF'WELLD,TOTON.. The.following verses have been printed in the Morning Post, from the Scrap-book of a gentleman, who states that he extracted them from a newspaper some years ago.] . Not only that thy puissant arm could bend The tyrant of a ...

... MINTOEN'S celebrated WAX for Wax Flowers. Assortment of ALBUMS and SCRAP-BOOKS. G. J. KEET, 88 and 90, RESSUAfF-STREE T. and ROSCOE-ARCADE, NEAR BT. LDKI’S CHURCH, LIVERPOOL. carefully ictected from the FIRST HODS E> THE TRADE. . SUPERipiTFIT WARRANTED. tTfIARGES ...

... sung- The Natineas Hero lies upon his bier. A Beamon-light bath vanish'd from the esq - A Aele.i .9pitl frtui ths bfinatA rae- A worthy, foremost in the ranks of worth, Is missing from his old oecustoes'd place. The Conqueror's halls are desolate at last; ...

... I bought several other things there. I borrowed the money to pay for them. Some from a man named Evans; some from a man named Powell, who lives at Pontypool; and some from Mr. John Baker, of Monmouth. I have paid it back to Evans and Powell; but there ...

... grows dim and grey. The blackbird and the thrush, 'The golden oriole shall Sit around And waken, from a mellow gunsh of sound, The forests solemn hush. Birds from the distant sea Shall sometime hither flak, on snowy wings, And soar above my dust in airy rings ...

... ; I bought several other things there; I borrowed the money to pay for them, part from man named Evans, part from man named Powell, who lives at Pontypool, and part from Mr, John Baker, Moraaorxth. hate repaid' Evans and Powell, but then Boms of the money ...

... I THE SCRAP-BOOK COLUMN. FOtMALITIES OF A CHINESE DINNB R.-Several dishe being now set before me, and a cup of wine poured oD by the host, I took a sip of it, and, taking up my chop. sticks, went on with my dinner. Having had great ex. perience in the ...

... SCRAP-BOOK. THE MYSTERV OF LOVE. Shall I a ditif.telling how T.o*e cornea f well to guess and argue how the rose-tree bloom*. mysterious seeming with a look—a sigh, Speaks to us kindly, and our hearts reply. Shall I weave ditty telling how Love grows ...

... bought a slave from a plantation in Kentucky; the man was a first, rate mechanic and blacksmith, and his master parted with him because he was hard up, with the Proviso that his wife, to whom he was much attached should not be separated from him. The sum ...