... stale, flat and unprofitable usesof this world. Mr. Reade, however, shows a thoughtful regard for the fellow-labourers in the literary vineyard whom leaves behind him in stipulating that his note-books and scrap-books shall open to the inspection of professional ...

... escaped puff were STORY ill-fated tug Wasp off in April there who been from time who it gone on for cruise the tug It if communication from true really board all rest of crew life from by to of large Channel impact terrible under her down head Then biscuit-bos ...

... that we have scarce received a blot from him in his papers.*' It requires an effort to turn from Shakspere to any other bard or bards, but a volume entitled Manchester Poetry attracts us. It contains efforts from the pens of local rhyinsters written ...

... gifts of maga-. zincs, scrap-books, cards, toy 3, dolls, kc. These 3 are very much appreciated and very thankfully received, and will make it once more a happy and enjoyable season. I shall be pleased to receive any patent from any friend, or will send ...

... June, Gibson, Lefroy, and Martin called at the Town Hall at 3 45 p.m., and made statement, which put into writing in the scrap-book, which I produce. I have carefully examined the statement with the copy Mr. Terry's depositions, and I find they agree. ...

... something readable from beginning to end. In the present issue there are some capital stories, social sketches, and, in short, all sorts of topics treated in a racy and instructiye style. The quotations from Dr. Robert ChambeiVs Scrap-book are continued ...