... havingdawned a three-miuted brigi rtitie was seesn on the north-west bank, whore the heavy bre.kers corn. pletcly awept over her. The ill-tfated vosee'l was the ' Fred Eugenie, of Portland, U.S. L, biund from ; ir.on, Scotland, to France, with a fall Cat ...

... costpime'of eleebricblue loth ti'iinmed with s Inonifflonh, to Liondonh 6ih ioute for Psitis, whore ] theliobmey-mobn bwillbe spent. e A c:tain .:littl reab.A lady, ias bright an ; smart 'sa -robin red-breast, is to be seen among Us once ...

... tbat the' p'ose .sion of a' sall farm,' lithei' as A property br' a hteneienlt, isn'ot the -g~al' 'foi which the English iagricultural &aburer shodl'd 'strive, but' that he is better' off'as a w age'earner}' ' - ; ]Morien, in s. bhighly ...

... Thomson, F.lR.O.S. 'r Ti, inoHo. -An echo ij i el'a'tition of aeounid caused 1, [by the wav, a being reflectevid to thle ears froui sfome ob- l wtncle, as, fur iistance, a cliff or lofty. wall. If tbe re- - liecting surfa ce be very near, ...

... to tell upon a sean at last, r If peachs brandy Stands first. n :e We are told to have hope and truat, but what's a poor 0 fellow to do whent he can rno longer get trust! t. A-n Irish stationer, after advertising a variety of artie- n A les, ...

... Germany. He was a friend it of Desaix, and being wounded by his side by a cannon ball, he employed the leisure of a tedious cure at Strasburg, in the studies of a publicist and a bh statesman ; led by mental analogy to the facts and ...

... yon must krrow tirat coals is cesl~s now. Girl: OinrI won't mothcr he glad; she sisid the last wensalllsftc/,. .0 on IrPon He's A' JOLLY GOOn FZLed,Lw-A friend of nour says t o ef- that ahout the beat sort of a body for people to ...

... itand'the ti '.soldiers -witthei A belts ifitigfihfl!njisries,1 tr iiuntil he: became'cvrd ihboo hs feocou ad tI hcowardly assailantste aun ?? c tI, gentleman, exhaustdah am~gdt ahtb' boost of the ?? s i eon, ?? Grnabs, tbigwihn okdwntepr ...

... of theen Gsv to .r tepsosegoars. Owhing to ties force of the current, is,t th ieidir eftile horse, tliii was a miatter of cons ide- 1) b' difhtnilty. Tlee flee, lMr. gllg, ef ties Grange, lead a free see: nc.. S - tomeing. Hif hadf laid hold ...

... beautifully tianquil. A bottle of isilre was then ltg p over the botvs of' the laonch. suspeniled by a hlot tib PI, bon. At a given signail, the secotid (laughter (if I tid rit Newborougit gtve the bottle a asitig itl1 ettusetl it ti t bh ...

... another question, a Happy is the bride that the ann sbines on, says the e saw-but what about gas ? , I once heard a mother, who had been criticised for d her personal vanity by a somewhat gossipy I e ghbour, say tbat she made it ...

... time-she ud shipped a'sea which did c'onsiderable damage to her bul. r warks, and drowned a number of sheop, and other live g- stock. On Mhcndiy morning the Pronipt, from Rangoon a 0st vidi Akyab, was reported to be off the port, bat as the tide ...