... the I magnetic attracuoi, f gold. Europe was still ringing with I the brilliant successM t|, e Spaniards, who, in seventeen short years, hud overrun *« it„ r eB immense extent, inbabited numerous nations under regular governments, and teeming, not only ...

... was obtained lor the engines. The fire, which commenced in the lower part of the house, extended very rapidly to the upper stories, and the flames burst from the windows into the street. Several persons, however, ventured into the house, and saved a number ...

... Highness quickly resumed her wonted cheerfulness. ** God bless her,” exclaimed an Isle of Wight peasant dame, on bearing the story, she’s a good pluck’d urn” The hon. Mrs Bruce bore the shock remarkably well. We hear that Mr Groves was graciously received ...

... William Yelverton June 26,1858. . . need hardly add that 1 was not aware of the pretended Scotch marriage. &c. As the whole story is devoid of truth from beginning to end, and was not invented put forward until two years after it alleged to have taken place ...

... to be allowed to state that this story is altogether fabrication. To the best recollection I never lent Major Yelverlon any money, not even an occasional sum. What could really the object of getting np such a story I am at a loss divine; but it surely ...

... the duties of the chair. There prepared esses delivered; but short appropriate The chairm ,ven severa the gentlemen present, every one to .if P ro » ramrae in llis hand, but called on Bong, story, >e~ *»» «» l«k of either | ; recited original V.'^. Inembers ...

... trifling account for the sum of £l5! The payment of this enormous bill all but exhausted tbe resources of the couple. The story contains all the elements of a first-rate sentimental novel. Of course the affair has created a great deal of gossip in the ...

... amateuif literature, original music, &c. The leading stories, Love, true love,” and Ketura,” are well and interestingly written. The extracts are well selected; and the amateur literature comprising short papers on general subjects, show the discretion of ...

... for some months past a remarkably fine linnet, which, with its woodnotes wild, has helped to drive doll care away during the short but gloomy winter day. Beneath the loft of the room above there has been a nest company of mice, which bare also done their ...

... M’Mastcr replied; Mr James Cook gave The Merchants of Catrine, coupled with Mr Wm. Young,” Mr Young replied With toast, song, story and sentiment, the night went merrily on; all did well; bnt cannot omit particnlarising the comic singing of Mr Hngh Miller ...

... Hard times, bad roads, stale fish, and broken banks. Bad news, cold soup, light purse, and lawyers’ thanks; hate long stories and short ears of corn, A costly farm-house and an empty barn. More curs than pigs, books but many guns, Sore to-js, tight shoes ...

... and interesting. The serial novels are keeping up their interest, and the short articles and amateur papers are pretty fair. Evening amusements—a series of puns, funny stories, &c.—are particularly good. The papers architecture and mathematical problems ...