... of Oclulrea wilh thu vioinis Vi 0. of ul~kish ,cifi&oj~ OIni0 thatot aso ltewbern. Our A Oi ;l0jufary 01(ll00r'l is WIvit (hol Arrncimaiati, Ul 40 Ilo 4410 A. A. A. aitt~lfied with the progrotic of ito wi ho0 it 1(0 batoll at work (lOw for 44Voe yearn ...

... replied, and said tile present year a had -ioen the ?? tIVuLL other part, of the e Ehip~ro- ehlie would riot aty Irouit abroad---of A s ystemu of n a, t.jn which tie Jockey Club had decided should at ally rate have a toll auto lair trial. tifear, hear ...

... interviewed. He is a thickset man with the eyes of a visionary, and, being ignorant alike of social and Parliamentary usages, he is at the Palais Bourbon very much like the proverbial bull in the china shop. I have had a pleasant chat with him at the ...

... swindle. Surg.-Talk of combatant officers! Isn't a fellow who may have to take up an artery in a shower of bullets as much a combatant officer as a General who as often as not ditecta strategic operations at a safe distance from them ; if ...

... scudding along a Carlisle road at the time of the breaking up of a severe frost and a heavy snowstorm, when suddenly a newly- built bridge gave way, letting the whole equi- page, with mails and passengers, driver and giard plunge through into ...

... spoil disappeared at this place aIona. At length SuwvAaD asked his employers to purchase a plantation, of young larch trees, nearly a mile distant from the line, at a place then and still callea Botany Bay Woods. Part of the wood was bought, the trees grabbed ...

... by himself. On receiving from you an acceptance of my offer to send you a preliminary chat on The Christian, I cammanicated the fact to Mr. Caine, and received from him a telegramn couched as follows: * Daily News' article most important. Select ...

... ealled Vic out in a loud and authoritative voice, ' Gregory, a' Gregory, come here;- adding, in a somewhat lower fore tone, as he still lingered, the words, remember last and That means a Curtain Lecture, said Miss Eapy to rets me. with ...

... authority as a magistrate and sand them to Have yon lookced in the paper, said!1, to find Iout what was the attractionI .So1 Oh 2 said he, some stupid articles on Our Viltoges, written in a Fleet-street garret by a fellow tvi who Couldn't ?? a cow from ...

... spreadiug through the land lie a lotprosy. eating up all tie modesty a-nd reverence o a Christi an people. I shall preach a special course oi sermorts otil this subject this coming Advent. ' To a course of sermons, Vicar, said I, ...

... A MONTH IN A GERMAN HOSPITAL. BY AN EX-PATIHNT. Thereo probably but few English people r who have actudly made trial of hospital life in Germany, so that the personal experiences of one who has done so may prove of interest. In thepresent day it is a ...

... the 1 st being at Ports mouth) rite:c ihin uan ?? I '0 A. I Siteil.tioln. Oln ChlriAttuas Dliy ihey had a. t tic ?? ?? the husbhnnd thell disappetred. endlltas not l ifrtr been heard of. BdAievinl chat he hatd coin3 to W\et NCriwood, irs. B rlow ?? tlt the ...