... of town life, is as ingenious In devices her father, a country squire, in speculations. The old refrain, that May and December can never agree, is exemplified in this case, and tho young lady cannot bring herself | to admire tho fascinations of the antiquated ...

... arts of a town Ufa, is ingeoiena in devices her father, country squire, is speculations. The old refrain that May and December can never agree, is exemplified in Ibis ease, and the young lady cannot bring herself to admire the faeinations of the antiquated ...

... look of pious horror shall never forget, and a step as fast as the sanctity of the place would allow, he passed out of the house, and took a bypath home across the field. From that day forth, as long as Puino lived, he could never flattered or exhorted to ...

... in the upper district the county rarw j occurrence this period of the year. Afl'LK DaCKMBKB.—It IS said that May and December will never agree. mild, however, the present season that the month has just exhibited agreement with its antipodes in producing ...

... deeree in May, 1 2, and shortly after the invoices were fur- The Hon, Mr. Justice Jackson took his seat brie Mou. intiff below, had notice of it, the deere was issued; and thoagh Mr. Rea, the Attorney for nished to the defendant. From May to December, no ob- ...

... the course of true love never did run smooth, was taken into the custody of her friends, and it Is to be hoped that ere this she has become reconciled to her loss, for she may rest assured that May and December can never agree. Verily, ...

... the course of true love never did ruts siacoth was taken into the cuastody of hit friends, and it is to be hoped that ore this she has became reconciled to her loss, for she may rest assured that May and December can never agree. Verily, ...

... johnson. ,Starter: Mr. LBirdeld. May and December, which, accordirng to vocal authority, 1can weve', cnl never agree, dosa not present a moure striking contrast 'esit regard to the seasons than the Present Doncasater May Meeting &A_ with regard to the ...

... t with him as his miatress; but he was an old mon end she I was a young woman, and there was an old saying, May and December can never agree. That saying proved trueI rs regarded the plaintiff and defendant, and after they had been living together some ...

... live with him as his mistress ; but he was an old man and she was a young woman, and there was an old saying, May and December can never agree. That saying proved true as regarded the plaintiff and defendant, and after they had been living together some ...

... live with him as his mistress; but he was an old man and she was a young woman, and there was an old saying, May and December can never agree. That saying proved true as regarded the plaintiff and defendant, and after they had been living together some ...

... her to live with him his mistress, but he was an old man and she was a young woman, and there was old saying, May ana December can never agree.” That saying proved true regarded the plaintinand and after they had been living together some time, M. Cornier ...