... perfectly successful.” A very comical story has been related in private tor some days past, which is too good to be lost to the public, particularly as it includes the names ol several distinguished individuals. The story runs thus :— l hat Mrs Loudon, the ...

... his route coelum. , ,; i,ii: n „pi. , sf> o indulge the expectation of an important ultimate benefit to his In general the story of the life ot even the most excellent and , |lc Sllcfficl d, and Robert Hall Leicester, Sa in the shape of rapidly-aec-rni ...

... numismatics, statistics, manufactures, commerce, agriculture, natural history in its several branches, national customs, Ac.—in short, every subject of curious research, except religious controversy. A Verdun journal says, A woman now residing at Tlam-les-Javigny ...

... woman,” said the excellent Halo, hearing the. matron's story her sufferings. Mrs Bun van did not succeed her suit, hut objection was made her advocacy. Lord Chief Justice Campbell tells the story in his Lives of the Chief Justices, anil with much excellent ...

... the declining moon, and rendered the objects which were nearest to him dimly and indistinctly visible. The spirit stood some short distance from the side of the bed. Certain that his own faculties were not deceiving him, but suspecting he might be imposed ...

... from periodical receiving its radicalism from the opposite extreme, its free-trade principles from protectionism—he, in an short time, is again what wc remember him when conducted one of the most accomplished authoresses of the day. We can only refer to ...

... nothing for me to do. Living was high ; and the cold, wet, disagreeable weather, gave me fever and ague again, so that I thought short voyage to the Sandwich Islands, which lie about two weeks’ run to the southward, would put me all to rights. 1 got one hundred ...

... the supposed re-appearance in Glasgow dishonest clerk who had represented having died of cholera, the Herald says Until tin* story reached Glasgow, believe there were not more than a dozen individuals in the city who know anything of the alleged re-appearance ...

... the resolution arc not—at least far they were not answered on the spot—worth refutation. There almost nothing but the old story : there is nothing sectarian.”—only the Protestant translation taught Protcsl.i i;t teachers. Somehow or other, too. Protestant ...

... Errol had been commanded to preach before Her Majesty on Sunday last. have also good ground for stating that many of the stories about Royal commands” to other preachers, which have been circulated, are apocryphal.— Aberdeen Herald. Friday night’s Gazette ...

... Copi’Erfield. No. X Vlll—October. Loudon Bradbury «fc Evans. There is most admirable writing in this No., which advances the story considerably as to leave no doubt of its speedy completion. A violent storm described with such minuteness, truthfulness, and ...

... communication between New York and Clyde has not yet been made. The enterprise of Messrs Tod is worthy of all praise ; the story set afloat last week by some of the papers of a new boat being about to laid dov. 11 to supply the place of the City in the ...