... swarthy, hairy, sun• burnt Snlavntor U-w i hriiniinl-lnokini; fellow, with a • roiccot thunder, and with the manners ►nvage . in short, in every reaped very Momk; what was , therefore my surprise beholding quite the reverse . of all that I hud imagined. Before ...

... Harlequin and Good Queen lies*,” however, quelled the riot, and all went on smoothly, except the stage, where Sir Waller Scott’s story of Kenilworth pantomized made much stir; the Earl of Leicester, harlequin; and Queen Hess, columbine. A good deal of the fun ...

... working-classes, or any thine like it, is unknown in Greenock. There are no habitations of that kind. Houses of three and four stories, the smallest possible area of ground, can alone remunerate the builder, and most ot the houses for the working-classes are ...

... valleys, bold headlands and rich fruitful fields, glittering dome and rural spire, cities, towns, and frowning battlements in short, a picture of deep interest, of historical and local associations, and replete with the most natural delineations of this beautiful ...

... EVENINGS. —No. 3 1 was glancing over the pages of a of Scot U.,.1” this eTening, when my attention was caught fora ,i,tle hy the story of Eenclla, alluded to under the head Kettercairn. brought to my remembrance the first eisit I paid to the site of her treacherous ...

... mostly new to me, one the fruit like a small yellow pump- were in short supply, and sluggish inquiry, at late rates. vras entitled. To secure the realisation of the prediction, ceeded a short distance t Reedham • but in conse- Pas , non and governments, we ...

... ow'ing to the advent'of Sir Charles Napier, but his stay- was short, and his mocvements so eccentric and meteor- litre thait hebais left hut a faint impression, which wvill. soon fade. The best story extant regarding hisl sojourn, is one that he related himself ...

... around her with personal violence, and swearing that she would take sonie person's life before she slept that night. lm a short time afterwards the prisoner took up the child, and deliberately placed it upon the fire ; it/ clothes ignited, and but for ...

... THE DOUBLE WEDDING. ANNANDALE STORY. BY RABSUAKEII RUFFLES, ESQ. Ecce iterum Crispinus. Look here, upon this picture, and this; - The couuterteit presentment two lovers— Samlet. 6 Once upon a time—l will not say how many years ago* and near pretty ...

... cause of the death of M. Laureani, the late learned under-librarian to the Vatican.—Athen&um. A Wonderful Story.—The following mcst extra- story is related by the Paris correspondent of the Independent of Brussels, in a letter dated the uit. : few months ...

... majesties in this dressing-room for an hour or two in the evening, to take a candle in his own royal hand, and tell him the story of these pictures; running through the names and characters of all the persons represented in them, and what they had said ...

... a thorough-bred Highland oxted at Epping, two years and ten months old; the whole earease weighing one hundred and twenty stories dead weight; the length of thehorns which have been profusely glided over and decorated, Is three feet two inches; the breadth ...