... I tremble te think of, | thas may be, the lady was sued for the das cop his had done, and paid £1 as compensatics ibted if juiges have held thet this wae enough, an they were right ; but whet lem « “Tey is that this may emeourage oar old f: Beitish matres ...

... not keep him n out-relief if he has no work ; the Hosea, calls at his' door ; his hildren must go to echoed decently clad ith pennies in each litt:e hand. He most wages. You may give him • better ottage, you may give him a large allotment, on may treat ...

... pistol, she sou revenge in the manner described. It is nec sary to discuss this attempt at irregular but it may be remarked in passing that w art ee - timent which might often surrow there are many and serious drawbacks general use of revolvers by ladies ...

... the unhappy on the nose, and, if the st be h this to have s proper gloss and on it, the seal rust be skinned as n y the may be alive. Tolend an additional teow of to these tales of massacre it has beer od or that the “‘ cries are precisely t a young child ...

... &e., &0., £2. amp 2, LUDGATE-HILL, LONDON, RQ GOODMAN has the Bria. MESO Dental Practice in the World | May Times,” Daily C CHAUM and “Globe ~ May 25, &a CAUTION—Only in - 0, BOLD-STREET (Opposite Central 8 ETH! SUOTTISH DENTAL RO SET OF TEETH upon | ...

... rensalader the Nowa lienday, the 11th June. When Whitsuntide is catty very few people go out of town, except the political art ; but when :t comes after the Derby. there is e general (moduli. and society does net get together again until after Ascot. ...

... has addrismsd more than 3.000 meetings. Must of his addresses Sr. illustrated by diagrams and intamamoiri with staging and ammo Mr. Wardle may be eamiged for single n4ht. For term, Le.. apply 3. Overton-street, Liverpool. 3s PER QUART.—FINE OLD IRISH. hoperior ...

... traveller diverted froin his course by so many | very wild country like that at the foot of the P: ralker and still may be recovered alive, that the impression was Mr. Smith would be the even if he had suffered some serious | ll the on the hills, There ...

... is Mr. George Findlay. the general manager of the London and North-Western Railway, who has just been telling the Society of Arts few of his experiences in connection wft that great trunk line, in addition to which he has volunteered a few interesting facts ...

... life, histrionic art is to a iron extent a matter of education, and a tyro who desires to attain a position must be willing to first go through the drudgery of an apprenticeship. Ones an actor is fairly launched, be cannot possibly keep dust without enteral ...

... all the fat i fire again. One pulpit denounces, anot land's plaads him. The feud between the Chu cost, stage never slumbers for long, and tLe be stage gets the bitterer the seems My own attention bas often been calle extent to which the Church—especially ...

... we: e wiser leave hope for ever—of this mest ¢ a Mr. ead mischievous development of Tory pol: d stage Chaneeller of the Exchequer is ander hee Bisances to keep the pesce (laughter). of the economy depends upon it, It is not to be here to er only be effected ...