... 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 ...

... . from the and powerful encouragement colonization proceed- m.-ro absorbent and retentive of moisture, sideboard, and, in short, oveqM.tvered her with civility, fraro the United Kingdom. which will materially assist in supporting the plants that she begged ...

... obviously quite wortli'e-**, and a;-pear* to le- hut a play the (1.101- Grama, given .1 l.nglitb-Latin tliat inslilulion. I he story is un*upport«*l other aatltociues. On th» whole, u seem* now i determine the origin the name and line thechiefsof the Gian ...

... possible but even alter such step lias and tlii* also is exceedingly possible, the laws to been acoomplisheil, will go hut short way in prevent disputed successions hud not then been l»i ' i. U diapnlcd a. , where it wan wet, but there arc f W fomutr* ...

... committee for opening Hugh .Miller, Es.^ the Glasgow Railway on Sunday. Clergy all .-n it- ,»• I’t-i• lit .1 i J r\ , . In short, Thomas Chalmers, his svmpathv and his I r.,it *l> h.V p,K.ml,l the.,, |, ,| |, „„ i.^luour-i-t.allirM I tlic K|.lul,l,jhfJ ...

... raa’utn;’ so had hall'-a-hundred apologies, and the servant had shilling. had good morning’s iaugli for ourselves and good story for our friends, and she had very good breakfast. 1 wish you had been here.— Southeys Life and Cam spinalence. (From the New ...

... FH.I.V, 22.1 nit., « plnuclii„e cnmn „ff..n finl.l tho &™ of ftedfttiol,, occupied by Charles Krrop, when nineteen ploughs storied for competition, »'> rt their work a style which ilmrs unr Hub bind Strnlli, much that the competent indg.-s bad inneh to ...

... The finishiiig this |.i .ns not few. and very plausible )r Whyte- tic p oll oll work has long been regarded well affecting story to tell; but she a tho- )t according to Ins mstru. tions. haj. there on. coinpletioii of the line. Wc hope, on tin rough impo-i ...

... ma;> consummated iin. lun* ...

... trimming surmounts the flrst considerable distance round the hack and sides leaving the centre open; short tight sleeves, trimmed with luce. The pnr.lessus is short loose pelisse, composed green velvet, profusely trimmed with Uieo. lVni.t ...

... Mit Mrs lunt-'lruuk on lllt;(lor.r. i.iol.t -:»«• I'lio for.luy in (be search. l (be laml .Tiislice-. lerk-Uuss,.|l 1..M bis story caisisleully, • bail upon it. (UtMEll) very eom-et all his Btatements, au-i is wen k„ ..vit in Imertn- \Vilness »as not awaretbat ...