... American journalist, who, however, has yet to make hls debut the world fiction. A copy of early edition of “Faust” has just come to light. It was discovered almost chance pasted In a scrap-book belonging to the lively little maid of honour, Fiiiuleln von ...

... Fitz-Stephen and his Norman freebooters, if they take any interest in the tomfooleries of this world. Fitz-Stephen, no doubt, will have reason to rejoice when beholds, from what- ever region his disembodied spine inhabits, the long array of Flunkies assembling ...

... been reprinted in Irish newspapers all over the world, many had been copied in manuscript by the hands “fair women and brave men,” and many were cut out, put to keep in writing desks, or pasted into scrap-books.” But these things only showed the need that ...

... a selection from writings in Old, Middle, and Modern Frisian, comprehending the Old Frisian laws and charters, selections from the writings of Gysbert Japlcx, Althuysen, and many other writers between 1600 and 1750, well as gleanings from the works of ...

... And knows its cry is helpless to laws the rich have passed From every wayside hovel, from every pauper cell, From every reeking garret, from every liquor-hell, From every jail aud brothel, from every death-bed ...

... bravery they have given proofs the world. In recently published volume entitled ‘The Transvaal from Within, by J. Percy Fitzpatrick, frequent testimony is borne to their soldierly qualities. Mr. Fitzpatrick writes from the Uitlanders point view : he was ...

... lend, even though he remeins, he he will, Unionist. friesuk the Evening Mail are, bdiwe, compiling bunkum scrap-book. The following extract from the “Globe* might, perhaps, be found acceptable contribution : KINSMEN. [The Queen ha* be*lowed her patronage ...

... itself, as ever proceeded from the perverted ingenuity of man.” Even in the days of Swift the land laws were such a dr.ig ou the prosperity the nation that proposed that absentee tax should be imposed .all who derived incomes from estates in Ireland and ...

... writer will continue his story of the people of Israel from the point to which the volume just published brings the reader. Messrs. Cassell and Co. are about to publish in month'y parts “Pictorial Scrap-book,” which will contain about 3,000 pictures, including ...

... Greek. Luckily for Julius Placidus, the drug which he had bought as a deadly poison from the alchymist was but strong opiate, and so the tribune in a short time recovered from the effects of the treacherous cup handed to him by Valeria. Thoughts of hatred ...

... view to dissuade him from his project. Several political arrests have been made within the last day two, an the rumour runs that these arrests have been made by ministers on purpose alarm the Emperor, and yet, 1 possible, divert him from his purpose. pears ...

... formed on learning that from 17S0 to 1783, both inclusive, the general export of new drapery, or tine sorts of woollen goods, rose from 8,600 yards to 538,000 yards in round number*, and of new drapery, or coarser kinds, from yards to 40,500 yards. Only ...