... nvfr Greece . No Homfr ever arose in _ticandiiiavia _t- > mould _nil _thi'se _sublime lyrics _into one Jordly eiii ,:. _The story of _tiifgfried _nnil Brynhilil _, which o _; :: iiliies ttiB l _. ittpr _pnrtiiin _oftha Edila , fijund ; i puet _in _utter ...

... Bethmann , of Frankfort _. One or two persons _, _howeverwho are _frenerally _veil Informed on matters of finance , tell _the story in a dinerem _way . They say _that a loan of 35 , 000 , 000 of _silver norins has _been given on _commission { aufgelcgt ) ...

... _' _bedisapp _' _ointed _, _• _it _; _i _8 _'from _ _no _' fanlt ' ofDrHanna _, but' Elmp l y , _because be _haa no ; ' story to ' tell _;{ 8 _ave ' tW-Btory . which-haa'ueen told before—oh , _' how ' . wearily _^ _bften ; ;; We not _^ only _see no ...

... _* b _. e work _th-U _has erer seen the _light _. He is not _worthy the _nune _of a _;? cot who can be indifferent Co _the _story _of thae immortal _champions _. _** Uniform with _the _above in _sue and price _, and rpUE LAST WORDS AND DYING JL _TESTIMONY ...

... The interview was _in so far _satisfactory _that no _nucli _poiitive menace _was _maintained by the . _Minuter of _Police . Short of _such a _dixtinct _and _In-tile declaration , ol course , tlie intentions of the French Uovernment could _be only felt in ...

... erideMe . ' : Jlliomna M'lnaltyi labourer , knew _prisoners when they . wrought ; at . the lime-works , ; and lived a' _short distance ' _, from _. them . ' _' ' _: • Kemembcred' Sundav _i _^ _lSth _, _February , on that _day _ Michael came into _^ ...

... Mr Leimrn , ' Mr ' A . _' flill , CqundUor . -. Williams , . Mr ; John ' _/ Blackwdod , _' . &c . Owing to _the extreme shortness of the _rioiice at which the _meeting-had _necessarily been called _, it _was not _so fully attended as it _otherwise would ...

... ones _had' been established ; _- _His Lordship then read _( he _- evidence .- - There were , he said , improbabilities in the story which was told by _Hlena _Valenti , and which _as far as he observed , were uncorroborated _;• but if her statement was trustworthy ...

... credulity . _He is apt to believe every silly story which his zealous ( and _some of them unprincipled ) _supporters choose Co retail to him . ( Clamour . ) He comes here to lecture you _to-day on the subject of _a _story which , he says , has been _reported to ...

... _inspired some of _the _recent _rejections of candidates _; _We _will not _venture to do more than allude faintly to tlie story of AristldeSi _but will adopt as . 1 plainer illustration of our suspicions tlie _instance of an old _posting hack _. _, _Tlio ...

... d by tlioac wlio have not _used tlio initcliiiie or witnessed the _experiments , but we arc convinced ( hat it _will in n short tmio _ho _universally _used by Ihe nKliculturista of this country . The machine II ; LS _. iei _* n _found to work r . _tcL' ...

... s Lives of the Earls of Essex — _Mr llepworth Dixon ' _e Domestic Story of the Civil War —tlie scvciithand _concluding _volume of Lord _AI _; _lllon _* _s _( _• _, _H _^ _story of _England —and a new bistoi ie . _il work from tlie _pen of Air Carlyle ...