... regard from the Prince and Princess of Wales. Wreaths from Lady Walter and Lady John Scott were on the coffin at the head and foot, and round it were numerous bunches of primroses, &c., the gift of his grace's grandchildren. Round the stand the floor ...

... glance so chill and so cnutemp- tuous that it seemed to freeze and to magnetise him. Hpe paused a second, trembling from head to foot, then throw. , iog himself wildly at her feet, he buried his face in the perfumed laces of her gown and sobbed out his ...

... posts fitted into one another, and resting on four feet, with a board at the head to support a pillow. In some a footboard is added; sometimes there is no board citber at head or foot, but others are so high that they were reached by means of steps placed ...

... electric current wasn turned on, and there wias a sudden oonvulsion of the frame in the chair; a spasm went ever it from head to foot, and the twituhing of the muscles that the fans underwent grave it an expression of pain, hot no cry escaped front the ...

... thomoelveB. It is tis--that every, vork- ing day of their lives, on returning home from .their labour, they are - washed from head to foot! Yhis is a general practice, h habit in fact. They nlre th! very reverae of n dirty clase, antd it is a wrong to them ...

... mass and charred flesh and bones. In some cases there was only a charred skeleton, and in others the head, arms, and legs were missing. A human head, supposed be that of a female, was picktd up in the field, and a human hand was found in the same manner ...

... climates. Thus Layard, in his Ninevah and Babylon. describes a marriage ceremony near Nmnrurad, when the bride, covered from head to foot by a thick veil, surrounded by friends clad in the brightest and gayest-coloured robes, was escorted to the bridegroom's ...

... dress of the CrusAders. The bauberk of mail was fastened round the body by the baltan, and formed a complete covering from head to foot. The long, two-handed, double-edged sword was worn between the leg and the saddle. This appears to me an addition proof ...

... the usual depth-five feet. It seemed to have been lightly constructed, for the lid, which %-as thin, had been broken from head to foot, and admitted a large quantity of earth and water, The top of the ease was unscrewed and removed. The linen (which was ...

... sheer lack of custom. It stands at thie foot of the Railway Bank ?? to the o:igiaai North Shields Railway Station, and vwas one of the busiest hostelries in the North of England till the station was re- moved to the head of the Croft Stairs at the south side ...

... about it, as re there is in most works of this clover and eccentric 'e artist. A young sweep, ;begrimed with soo firom L head to foot by his daily toil, is squatted almost ,s lhie-size in front. He clutches -with both hands a t. slice of bread, thickly ...

... bridegroom, conformably to the custom of the land. The Princess was dressed in white damask, with a veil covering her from head to foot. Over the myrtle in her hair she wore the crown under which Prussian Princesses have been married for centuries. Upon her ...