... sailor, his mess traps being taken away and put up after anti highly els:ate:el bigot of the present day. It is not your meals below deck. The spare for hammock is rather gold Inc asks fur indulgences; it is nut purple and tine linen he limited, not ...

... new chapel for Romanist, was dear cited by Cardinal NVisentan, iu London, to the Virgin Mary, and rafted The Church of our Lady of \'ictoriiis.” The cardinal was ushered to the spot with the customary unchristian- like demonstrations repel. The a.sembled ...

... Upper Brookstreet, London, for St. Giles House, Dordetshire. The countess is remaining In London. - Lord and Lady Charles Lennox Fitzroy have left Lady Eleanor Balfour's, in Grosvenor.square, London, out • vllt to A. Herbert, Egg., M.P., and Mrs. Herbert, ...

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... perpetrated by Austria ag inst those of the Italian of Natio: Education, The provisions of the Bill to considerable numbers of lady visitants, and so: » that | and ae capitalists would be opened tothesuceess of these gentle- strangers, whom the reputation ...

... it from my own experience. In little town the L'nitod States Ameri- | ea—one of those muddy villages which spring op like mushrooms—a liquor shop was set one end, and, the place got little larger, another spirit shop was | got the other extremity. Some ...

... together, talking sensibly upon some sensible subject, and lady enters, they immediately commence talking foolishly, and keep it up until the makes her exit. Wby lady who falls and * lands* in lady's lap like an inhabitant of Northern Europe P—Because ib* ...

... to run out of the sauce- M . meal , wr score 2.0dt0 Od; flour, per lb Th DEATH Of 1«F. 0.-0 .ears forth awakened W the Sr, c„ying.c„ his « to hi, gerern’menL' It most sound given On. was taken a. Northumberland ’• a leek in it. 2'.1; potatoes, per stone ...

... embroidery work. Ac.—• carat deal of the item law the workmen hr doing .u.O work 11. which would othee•ite owe sidembly meatless what was now paid—so that rakes item 'rake I late they • lioel that 11 we see is malty great se it world appear. Ile —Yee ...

... measured& lady. an d there he passed. Are you not a lady's shoemaker? was the query calmly put.to him. By so mesas, miss.' said be, lam a leather-breeches maker, and I bare sew to take useasere not of yea, hat Mr. Gilbert. The yews, lady ;emus perplexed ...

... the or tiro innneents in tit • 1 to.. • Tht Meal, through Sill George Grey, to 41 L.. ed the lesion, :ever sititeugh over and prowiactl, will not he THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. (1,1011 THit TIMM PPICI/IL CORNISH/NM IT.) CAtetr Devour Sxnaerrorot, duo: 9.—My ...

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