... in mylhair-theywereenabled to do so. They quickly stripped it of its trimming, and said, Now we will have this for bonfire night. I snatched it from the hands of the ruffian who held it, and opening my jacket I put it inside, and held it underneath ...

... amusing account of a trip on I the Continent whichl Thackeray took with his r two daughters. I From Skiddaw Top On Jubilee Bonfire Night e in Coannill is amusing. The writer of in Verm. land professes to have discovered a small portion of Europe not overrun ...

... complete story, almost too snysterious and uncanny. The number nlso contains a description of Skiddaw Top on Jubilee Bonfire Night, and a short interesting paper on 'Thu Dolomites of the Pegnitz. TheLcisurclloitrcontaius anz interesting artieleon ...

... write to me. I shall be very glad to receive any com- munication from them. I hope all my cousins enjoyed themselves on bonfire night, and I also hope I no accident has befallen any of them. As I could not go out anrl enjoy myself my father bought a few ...

... The light mist hovering round her slowly rose, .Wreathiug about the pines like thin blue smoke 3 From some fresh-kindled bonfire; night's reposo Still broeded in the air, like mneling snows IThe fleecy cloudlets faded frot the skies. 1 Brighter the east ...

... Life. There is a lively vivacious picture in Caorhill of the aspect of northern England, From Skiddlaw Top on Jubilee Bonfire Night.-The magazine also contains two other well-written dlescriptive artidles, The Dolomites of the Pegnitz and 'The Isle ...