... wretch ! all the iill in the World heaped upon one another will not cover thee from the vengeance of the great God. What hope can there be for so prf ligate a villain as thou art? Jesus God! was thereever such a fellow in the world as thou art? if I knew my ...

... garments. Twice every year a huge hamper arrives from Glas- gow, stuffed with all the little luxuries of house keep- ing-tea, sugar, coffee, andthe like. At more freeuent intervals comes a ten-gallon cask from Greenock, whose contents can cunningly draw the ...

... dells; Oh why Is besaty doom'd to fall By Love's bewetching spells ? Transplanted from her native home, She ?? in grace aw1hie, But son sthe ross pme'd from her cheer, And from her lips the smile; And then she lived neglected o, A flowret cast away, Whose ...

... speculative mind wae *hastening always from point to point of the glitter. ing intellectual horizon. The general man mustn be understood, before. the special form in which 'he in impelled to express himself to the world car be .wholly comprehended and accounted ...

... SCRAP-BOOK COLUMN. BrnDAL BATH AMONG THE SYRIAN HIAUT TON, A bridal bath is announced a fortnight iseforeharwi, as a ball is in Europe. A lady who is invited to one of these entertainments has revealed as many of the secret rites attending it as I suppose ...

... with my eggs, I determined to watch the pro cess of lowering them from the shelf on which they were kept. Having concealed InTyself, I soon saw c rat mount the shelf, nearly three feet from the ground, take an egg between his claws, andlbreak a1 one end ...

... bought a slave from a plantation in Kentucky; the man was a first, rate mechanic and blacksmith, and his master parted with him because he was hard up, with the Proviso that his wife, to whom he was much attached should not be separated from him. The sum ...

... at the endof hi; das' work? Ee. waso pale thathemight have Ghost to Hamlet in broad sunliglht. He was a cib deaf on one side from threfrq usent me of the ha se0,pe; one of his fingers was sore'froin PmrCue-ir, his eyds were. wearied; h is back arhel intcruQ ...

... unsoundable; known to God only. Thou shalt be a Great Man. Yee,. my World-Soldier, thou of the World Marine-service;- thou wilt have to be greater than this tumuiltuous un- measured World here rouund thee is: thou, in thy strong- soul, as with wrestler's ...

... writer,” of this | — mode of ms, and takes us back from Westbourne-park- that on duty i of which it tells us. Hyde-park about elght o'clock last night, he saw th lies before us as we come on the beidge from s and cuttings which for more than 50 water, then ...

... THE SCRAP-BOOK 0on- A WORD FOR T _Rv IJ- - country in the world shall we find alrevi-1 Whet zouaves? yet the majoity of these a enot like ate spring from this origiu. We have allbe de8s folloets Libaut, a non-commissioned offlicer said of R O gire of ...

... latal change some time befere any observer of str own species could discover that the spirit of its maes tsr had passed from this world. Many stories have been told of Bauh instinctive sense, but it has never before, we believe, been established on such ...