... THE NTAT• RAM!. Tett tart there to ho an in t. ietlw of the L Kiri tom white to loon nowe tut t hut of Lcta um the impreetion is ill.founded. It indisputable that the impetus to wads by the morrow. inane.: of shipbuilding longer dexists. and tint in ...

... I had a'maist forgotten c'eaq tae gratfully acknowledge the complimentary remarks throvln to me in yet last issue by Tom White, an whether he's in earnest or in jest, I carena, but I'm in earnest when I say, Tom, my °allay, hard on to the ro4e, an' ...

... a fellow named White. Ile had Creen at Rugby with him. For old Vich had been at Rugby—he had, indeed. And he knew that Tom White lived somewhere in Yorkshire, but where he hardly knew. But it was no very d fficult matter, even in that day, to find out ...

... and the next moment Letty, on Godfrey's arm, was struggling with the same storm she had so lately encountered leaning on Tom's, white Tom was only to glad to be left alone on the floor of the diurnal hut, whence he did not venture to rise for some time ...

... said—' Tom, there's one thing about you I don't like, never did like, never • How yellow the lace curtains looked beside Tom's white face ' Conscious, as be was, of having done no wrong, be vet suffered. From tirst to last be bad attended Gracie from the ...

... Mk* of rettral amber of _ _ To. Inlets Harbour weekly report fellows s —lmpede—Masan, 250 ton; ..It, 180 toss; gage. 100 tom; whiting, 361. a. • h.11..1 86 toes—total, 662 tete. Faports—C 2 957 t wt.; amens seed; 70 toes—fatal, 3027 tone. Toni import* end ...

... What's the mattes ! &aka Tom, and Harry, not wishing him to look down, says carelessly, Oh nothing; but he is too late. Tom's white face, as ha looks towards him a minute afterwau;ds, shows that he too has looked down and realiselflm situation. 'What's ...