... THE SCRAP-BOOK COLUMN. Ate OIElNTAL MOSQUE.- You will go daily to Abe bazaar, (writes Mr. Curtis in his W~ancderer in Syria) b1'- cause its picturesque suggestions are endless, and becanse the way leads you by the spacious mosques, broadly striped with ...

... is; and this the happy pairrreceived-in grand state,'the week follow. ug, from the hands of thoAbunaSalanma, the metro. .peatitan of the: church', whto had- been summoned from :adala fer ,that purpoe.' -Great feasting is' irdil pensable en rx'ard -octasiens ...

... mrilitar~y of high rank placed themselves on the flight of steps ?? from the mosque; the goard took their. purl- tion on.eacb side the short path between the mosque and the shore. It was evident, from the erpresrion of their counter arces, that they were in readiness ...

... terror from the scene of their meuti.s tion. I am happy in being able to state that neither Ireland nor Kilkenny is at all disgraced bythe our reuse, which did take place in Kllkenny, hut Which might have occurred in any other place in the knawn world. During ...

... they suffer the most from it. Everye'here On tie pavement you can notice Such disgusting relics, and the ladies who walk along must be very careful it saving their clothes from them, or escaping a din charge of brown liquor from a passer-by. The is)ot ...

... tr i bishop of Valentia, and Archbishop of 3!Ye'3 From his humble cell, from his ascetic bsard frie his girdle of rope and woollen frock rsnewel Vuri., and baked occasionally to destroy the vermin seedia its holy filth, this poverty-vowed mendicant became ...

... timid; hut, if it makes its attack on all-fours, the hunters, Who as- themselves as nimble as apes, often escape from it as men escape from the charge of an elephant I have seen a man who had been wounded by a gorilla ; his wrist was crippled, and the ...

... German. states. What pretence canthere be, then, for eontingllfgin England a power of prohiblition adoprted 'from our flanoverian convez- Ioni from whieb even, that. German crown has been excempted? Even, If It weed In fore, there, we have long since sent ...

... at grim night did that fearful glare and piercing cry wake up the wealthy and the great from their luxurious beds and 'lazy pur- ples,' and, as they looked down from their high win- dows, the poet showed them the human lives they were wearing out-the blood ...

... with a club made 'of leather, something like Hercules' club, with a loop to Lang it from the arm. It was such an emblem of bis vocation as this that a fool once received from his lord, with the command never to give it up ex- cept to a greater fool than himself ...

... therefore, saddly Pa0- zied, and w~as often, I thought, inclined to look upon Us as a set of humebugs, from this difficulty of 5eP5S rating the bad from the good. lAre your ?? and your God so good, that you send teachers A benefit us, and yet you cannot ...

... rom the ?? from whom he apring, -e pea. sessesa slight, a very light .advantageIn -pont of skill and intelligence, bt- morally he I, we grieve. to say, by far inferior. The natives, who appear I our colonies now', cliefy when rescued from the slave.ships ...