... confinement, is not haps, to be met with in any other social circl 1, e. world. Lookintotlheexercise-grounidsatliresn tl and you will say that no party of pleasure sas e apparently so free from disturbing influencesor dees played so great an amount of tranquil ...

... goods from the merchant; he is a, compotied by-a broker. S The mserchant, understand. ing the object of their visit, invites them, with all the compliments of the east, to be seated, and despatches his servant to fetch them pipes and coffee from a neigh ...

... connected with a bait, which, when touched, produced the explosion. One instance showed us that a fox, either from observation of a companions fate, or from hard-earned experience, had gone up to the gun, bit off the cord connected with the bait, and the danger ...

... I TIM, SCRAP-BOOK COLiwU. SOaMETIING BETTER TtAN DIGGING. -A. Scene of this aescriptilfl was enacted this Friday eve:,ing, at a little distarce from us. The principal act^, s it were two in nunmber. One sat a little way from his hlo .with a heap of soil ...

... interest. Wondertall a it is whgn seen in tbe'tank of a greenhouse, and perlaps even more finpressive, in a certain sense, from its isolation, in its.own homrn it 'hasthe charm of harmony with all that errrounds it-with tbheleuse .mass of forest, witih ...

... group of ene upon the shingle, and our sailors hail thetis as we approach. Who; are, yogi'?is-shoclted from one side. 'We are Christians l' is shouted from the .other. Is ?? 9 Yes, the Arkadifromia Syra. They utter a joyful exclamation, and hurry forward ...

... before the lions oniS more began to roar and growl most furiously withs less (I should say) than two hundred yards from Oar camnp, but from opposite quarters. Snatching usr n3> double.barrelled smooth bore. I levelled in the dre0 tien of one of the brutes ...

... match this during a short stay it New Zealand. One, from the lips of the excellent and hospitable missionary at Waimate is worth repeating. He was endeavouring to turn an obstinate old heathen from the error of his ways by enlarging upon the many temporal ...

... as he observes, in a style hardly to be expected in this aortlon of the globe. A mnail every fortnight from St. Petersburg brings news of s t world, and what, with feasting, drinking (there ate no fewer than 75 liquor shops in the town), military hands ...

... independent and great lord, he is thankful for the services of the smallest persons; Rousseau, on the contrary, needs help from everybody, and you cannot be of use to himl, buat forthwith he sets himself to hate you. He is, on the whole, not so good as ...

... no'great distance from the sea-not, at all evenus, more than thirty or forty miles inland. The harvest of nests is reaped every three months, and they are then care- filly cleansed from the feathers and dried in 1-he air. The whiter and freer from feathers they ...

... I THE SSCBAP-BOOK COLUMN. II V maGO OF SCOLDING AND COSPIA7NNG.-Where tbe EaerveE &re pata.flly affected, whetber from moral or pbysira'; M- ses, the ratient sbould bq 2..couraeod to Eeek relief by external fexpressions of his woM. Mierely speak. tng ...