... turnkey in a county prison. One who understands music, an play the organ, and stag bass would be preferred! Wass AND Tsars. —A story is told of a countryman who, bring. ems to market. asked la. a dozen, and was offered Is . Pooh! Inc r d he. I shan't ...

... that these glowing statistics were published, • river, where his cotton boat was moored. Ht London incumbent published the story of one of his father and the sheriff of the county. He aimed deliberparishioners, which may be summed up in a very few lastly ...

... captain of a pro-slavery ship of war to buy arms for the negroes to use against their masters is not highly probable. Rut the story, however fictitious, is better conceived than those brought as evidence in Jamaica against Gordon. It would prove him guilty ...

... Dundee; Dr. J. B. Johnstone of Glasgow; and Ur. Story of Roseneath, were then taken. At this stage of the proceedings there took place one of the most startling scenes ever witnessed in a court of justice. Mr. Story of Roseneath was just leaving the witness ...

... et the Minologisal Society, where wry, dammtosiands we obtained from the vegetable .fibre. Still he amid net swathes that story about the Owned. They were described as three inches shorter they.. .thrt Andaman Ukases, the smallest race of people hid:mote ...

... in the narrative which contrasts favourably with many of the trashy and ephemeral tales of the day. At the point where the story breaks off, the attachment of old Sir Douglas—as the hero, a fine middle-aged gentleman, is called—to his worthless scamp of ...

... n Galleries, under the I sosplosi of the Philosophical Society, by Mr. John Zemai Bell, of London, the subject being On Story in Fine .Sri There wit' a numerous audience on the coca- Oen. the chair being occupied by Dr. F. Thomson. The CHAIRIILN, in ...

... interested, especially as it happens that the story is oompktely false. The 'nines of this morning, in a curt paragraph of three lines, informs its Tea den+ that Mr. Litteu has nit resigned his office. The story with its comments falls therefore to the ground ...

... 'bacca. Kay told stories of thieves and thieving, and of a certain silver cup he had been put up to, and that he meant to nick it 'afore the end of the week, if he got seven stretch (!seven years) for it. Tell us a 'rummy' story, Kay, said somebody: ...

... for framing to adorn room walls. By the new process of enlarging photographs this desire can be completely gratified. The short time required in sitting for the original small negative enables the artist to catch the most pleasing expression, and that ...

... Prince, Leiningen dined with her Majesty; Countess Gleichen also dined with her Majesty. BRITISH HAIRDRESSIRS' ACADEMY. A short time ago a soiree which had been given at the Hanover-square Rooms, London, by a certain number of British hairdressers excited ...

... Shaw, engineman, and James Bums, labourer. The , body, which was in a nude state, with the exception of a paired sooks and short Wellington boots, was conveyed to a sunk apartment in connection with the parish church at Gadder. The corpse was minus the ...