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... EVENINGS. —No. 3 1 was glancing over the pages of a of Scot U.,.1” this eTening, when my attention was caught fora ,i,tle hy the story of Eenclla, alluded to under the head Kettercairn. brought to my remembrance the first eisit I paid to the site of her treacherous ...
... GRIFFIN’S JUVENILE LIBRARY, 18yo., Cloth, Is. 6d. each, richly gilt, JANE SEATON, or the CORNELIAN CR »SS. LADY SANDFORD’S ROMAN STORIES. LIFE SIR WILLIAM WALLACE. Foolscap Bvo., price 3s. cloth, or 4s. richly gill, THE BIOGRAPHIES 6f GOOD WIVES. By Mrs Child ...
... gh proonly on Christmaa-day from Malta, where he had perty, unless it be allowed close all claims. I hat, been residing a short time for the benefit his health, ji siip|M>sed, the shareholders will never consent to, which had been considerably impaired ...
... the point u. the t 1 va.uo of the produce ot tin, epithets applied-”-.mild w.tbou sense, and afl .I ni.l pl'uMn detail i. short ami simple. He florid glare of impotence;’ ui the a ' l ' >U! j' . „ f Leckm.s o. tls-'average the seven years preceding the ...
... former days, reached the top of lus profession, hav- im l 0 friendi have no doubt may prove ® ing just been created—so the story goes—Hear Ad- blterest n| , number of our readers 'I well estimation, ecc e I miral of some one other of thetliree divisions ...
... the tenant-right question. Disappearance of a Goccmment Official —The Free, man's Journal of Thursday tells an extraordinary story alnnit the sudden disappearance of a Mr Geo.-ge Matthews, a confidential clerk in Dublin Castle, to whose care the distribution ...
... have hearts large and generous enough to think themselves rewarded, when they see me rewarded as 1 have been. This seal tells story some score children who were cast aways, who were outcasts, who 1850. 1 8*1. w ,.,.,. perishing tremendous sea, and who have ...
... Fhursday, when a magnificent show ot cattle was made; the Devons” having it “all their own way* on their own amphitheatre. The short-horns were but middling, and the horses inferior; but the sheep were good, and the pigs positively splendid.” Owing to the ...
... to bought up, branded with the initials of Mr Gurney name, and left the workhouse as a loan from them to the guardians. The story a curious illustration of the condition of Western Ireland at present ; we wish that could stop here. would, however, appear ...
... Friday the Provost said had L.r-d ir; : , deaths have taken place. One the patients d, don venit.g delivery Aberdeen, X lrish Story of Horror.-hi the towuland of the Brook, and the other at the lower part of the High much felt. , „ f,of Dartmouth, State of ...
... sort does not exceed 10 cwt., but is calculated that not less than 16 cwt. will yielded by it The enormous brute was of the short horn Durham breed, had been reared William Turnbull, Hsq., Dumbartonshire, and was four years and two months old. —Daily MaiL ...
... served sometimes the one kind of broth and sometimes the other.'’ little is stirring of an interesting character, that any story, no matter how apocryphal, of a fruitful potato or a precocious cabbage, is present really valuable and not to be despised ...