... A LADY ANiD HIM JSl2TiS.T0, III the WTY;tmirsstcr County crrlt, Ltu Tbhlea1y, Jndge ]3Jylir adbef hiero tim i wt omeb of . eelllcgolo v If lnghev. TI'he 3?3cintiff, akn eldavy lady, roldinfiat Wekt Kenisngton, tolicuht to recover tha anne of A42 froul ...

... director-a gold watch and chain; the subscribers to the opera gave roe a eot of corals and a lookeb and chain, and I bad flowers given me, and verses written for me, until I was quite overwhelmed. I almost imme- diately received an offer, at a greatly ...

... 1 wae a perfect teet~ialler T tier reason was fittnd out afterwardls-I blamed the poor girl for hat! a glass-when in three daysa a bill for i:fx glasses was pro- seatedl lromn a neitthbonring public house l Of course, thle servant declared ...

... This Vibrac, a frank Southerner and a merry companion, had a strong affection for the Lounvignac family; moreover, being a good practitioner, acquainted with all the new dis- coveries, and endowed with a sure and quiek perception, he was ...

... generally S y .soundos very high but paper money, or currency as it is is culled, is net really worth what it professes to be ; besides e.whichl, Pzovsisions and clothing are so dear that a dollar a ze (A-s. 2d.) will not buy more there ...

... that she was anxious to get rid of them in the interest of the younger boy, whom she favoured. The eldest died in 18I6, eaten up with sores caused by the cruelty of the mother, and the second was found dead in a field in June last with a rope ...

... home again for scone time, and she feared that evan if she were in the ?? she would hardly be equal to addressing the society. She must congratulate the merabers on the amount of work accomplished with small funds. Miss Sturge al3o announced that letters ...

... exprersed a hope that the Libarals ti wvould never have a worse opponent than Sir Ivor Guest, Yt and that they might never have worse fortune than they It els ienced at the last contest. Mr. Clarke being obliged to leave at this stage of the ...

... and fancies she knows something the fundamental principles govern- ment. She can quote Henry George, and condemn Professor Dicey out his mouth. She can discourse learnedly on the unearned increment, and she has a confident hope that time ...

... desire to be t iltter le hadw ?? as a gremt incentive to women to 'me, forward in this work, Her own foeling wa s p lctr eas no clams which should Ro re im a letr yif a too ljrn the children (hear, hetAr). There I head tO a gretb` t extent, ...

... her ajittioc there, whets she replied that she bad lately come out ,; the Union, whore she had been confined. Her husbansi, she e5,plained, had deserted her, and she was then going to her frieuds. Mrs. Griffin ...

... %]Ine ?? ni-tvI. ?? ?? 1tesleivoou. WiV ?? ?? i .ti'i' ?? A. cih-iiats i-1 Vo a ?? e Clitfford 11own. Ilo it I. ?? Jessie Cromss, ti ceceill ~Miss Lucwy W-\ilsonc R J I !J ?? AfTI ?F. ItOY AL. th For erre ti-1 i-ct years Conicea the ...