... Weir, were then submitted to experts. Toese men decided they ere all really written by the same person. To make a long story short, Margaret Johnstone totally broke down under cross-examination,and began orving hysterically. “ * It was the devil tempted ...

... daughters, and they seemed very fond of my girl, and has known your nephew,Mr John Temple, for many years. And to make long story short, Squire, Mr John Temple and May were married from their house; the ladies g ing to the church to witness the ceremony and ...

... daughters, and they seemed very fond of my girl, and has known your nephew,Mr John Temple, for many years. And to make long story short, Sqaire, Mr John Temple and May were married from their house; the ladies ing to the church to witness the ceremony and ...

... asked her mother’s consent out of courtesy, and her refusal did not in the least affect his intentions. Well, to cut a long story short, she told me that by some means or other this man had acquired a tremendous power over her daughter, and was forcing her ...

... WORKING-MAN’S PLAIN STORY It is a common saying that corporations have no souls. Like most sweeping statements, this is not true. Men are pretty much alike, no matter into what sort of bodies they may be organised. Cases of generosity and humanity on ...

... IRISH SOCIETY. Steen’s Theatre. —On Monday evening last an i Combination Company commenced a short season at the Queen’s Royal Theatre. The piece chosen was the famous Irish drama entitled Shamus-na-Lena,” which is one peculiatly interesting, in which ...

... ing nothing worthy ot comment aronnd told me stories of the Domvule family, distingnishing the feats of one Sir Charles in an extraordinary degree. Were a tithe of the teles so told me true the wildest antics of Charles Lever’s squires would fade into ...

... SERIAL STORY. OCEAN TRAGEDY RTJBBX3Z ...

... pretty and brightly- written story in this month’s Belgravia, entitled Silence.” Some two years ago Henry wrote several short stories tor luisii Society, which were universally admired, It is treat to come upon such a story as Charlotte E, Morland’s To ...

... interestibg book. Here wehavea summer number, containing seven short stories by writers whose tales have already won for them an almost world-wide reputation. We shall not name one story to the disadvantage of another. Each and all us excellent, and well ...

... were engaged are very cleverly pourtrayed. Church Parade” is most humorous —in short, all the stories are worthy of perusal. “Belgravia’s” summer number, containing stories by Lady Duffus Hardy, Annie Thomas, Mrs Cecil Raleigh, Curtis Yorke, J. Sale Lloyd ...

... her stout and prosaic ? However, Rosalind Masson handles the humiliating fact a subtler vray, you regret that the story is so short, and that is perhaps the greatest praise you can give a literary artist. There is more ambition in Capo,” they number two ...