... was (by reason of being buried elsewhere) not buried at Largo ? Then close with the triumphant What for no 1 and tell the story of the Deacon's wig. There is that rigmarole about Stonehenge, to which I me an t t o t ac k on some no ti ce o f an emblem ...

... bear was in bad health sad out of season; but I believed .he was .trying to quiz ,me, and I wouldn't take no for an answer. A short hunt fetched a critter at bay, and Dan, by a shot in the vitals, saved the varmint ; but the bear was in a bad condition, for ...

... nostrils, reminding him so forcibly then of Helen M.rchmont that he wondered he had never remarked the resemblance before • the short, firm, proud upper lip—his again ; the wh ite, strong, and perfect teeth—Ellen's ; the full, curling, resolute under lip—his ...

... Legislative Aseembly, rallying around him men of the old parties, who still hoped fora restoration of constitutional monarchy. A short imprisonment zfter the coup d'etat of 1852 was the closing event in the lake's political career. The venerable Barrante and ...

... prompt—in excuses • friendlytowards men ; faithful—to her levers ; and honest—when everything had vanished. A GOOD STORY.—A good story is told in the history of the New York stage. The interests of the Joint-Stock Company of the Park Theatre were in the ...

... Grand Jury at the Assizes. The case was finally adjourned till Thursday. A ROMANTIC AND Ti Lots STORY. —At the Warwick Assizes, on Saturday, a love story formed the subject of an action heard before Mr Baron Cleasby. Mr Digby Seymour, Q.O. was for the ...

... land improved shape. It is designed chiefly as reading fur the young, and, being nicely illustrated, and abounding with short stories and anecdotes of a semi-religions nature, is admirably adapted for the purpose. Music and poetry are some of its chief ...

... said to h ive apt ung front a good stook, ' and is favourably known amongst the fashionable circles of our city. As the story goes and it contains some. features of rather au amusing kindtide literary gentleman hail got on terms of intimacy with a young ...

... finance of the country be so prudently entrusted. The Easter holidays are now upon us, and last night the house rose for a short season. As usual, there were a few grumblers, finding fault with the Government for not pushing better and getting on with ...

... chapters, describing Ist, Satan's Council 2d, The Last Supper ; 3d, Gethsemane ; 4th, Hades ; and sth, The Forty Days. After a short invocation, the scene opens with the Saviour wending his solitary way to Jerusalem previous to the Passover. This is depicted ...

... as the poor fellow did drink so much. In his examination I believe he admitted that he was daft wi' drink when he set the story abroad. He was sentenced to six months' imprisonment. Among the other topics of Fife interest must surely not be omitted a ...

... which keep the stage, and are constantly played in London and the provinces. He also wrote innumerable sketches, essays, short stories, and verse ; gave two entertainments, one topographically instructive, About London, the other Shakespearian, Falstaff ...