... THE CANON’S DILEMMA, BY J. MAYALL-WILLIAMS, {ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.] CHADPTER XVIII,—AT EVENTIDE. When Mrs. Howard, who had been so long known in the household at the Excelsior as Mrs. Somerton, had finished relating the details =o far as she knew them ...

... He had observed his wite grow paler and weaker week by week—nay almo=t day by day—and knew that the end was every hour drawing nearer and nearer, and yet it was not nntil that day that he had fully realised how quickly the pating from his sweet and faithful ...

... (NOW FIRST PUBLISHED.) THE CANONS DILEMMA J. MAYALL-WILLIAMS. [ALL RIGATS RESERVED.] CHAPTER XVi.—My Smister Winn, WaTen. ‘When the nd of Edith’s receding fooluugs had died mva;%umu Howar emerged from the silent cloisters and staggered blindly across ...

... fiist \'Limru to the Excelsior after his return was Canon Howard, who told him that Mr. Marks had been on the Continent, and had not returned to Minsterdown until late on the preceding day. Canon Howard now determined to go and see Mr. Marks, and before the ...

... AT TIE MAGISTRATE. Therolk‘r-ca\m at Middleton Cheney, Puckinge hamshire, the other day, was the scene «f an exe traordinary incident. A labourer named William Howard Southwood, of an eccentric temperament, summoned a neighbour for a slight assault. The ...

... the least. James Jackson and William H. Bradshaw, both coloured, each received 10 lashes, which they counted as the sheriff applied the “eat” William Powell, & tall white man, bore his punishment of five lashes well. William Wright, a very dark darky, received ...

... Bucknill, in the Divdrce Court, on Monday. — Captain William Augustus Adams’s marriage with Mrs. Drummond Wolff, whom he had never before seen, had taken place at the earnest request of Mrs, Howard Kingscote. Mrs. Kingscote had appealed to him in the ...

... 30— In the Dawn of Day for last month, a periodical which, according to Mr. Howard Evans, is largely circulated as a localised parish magazine, there is an extraordinary story wherein the heroine is extolled because she gave up her lover—the son of a ...

... ‘ The deaths of Lieutenants Howard, ~f the King's Royal Rifles, at Poonah, and John H. 2 athwaite, of the 2nd Gordon Highlanders, have occurred from enteric fever in India. . Dr. William Elliott, eldest son of Mr. William Elliott, of Strabane, co. Tvrone ...

... chosen & bridesmaid of bigher birth or of greater bun‘!'{‘ than Lady Mary Howard, who, nine years r the Queen's warriage, espoused Thomas, fourth Lord Foley, and who only a few days ago died in London. IJ Caroline Lennox, the daughter of the Duke of l{ichmmd ...

... that Lord William Nevill has been ill and applied for out-door work, thinking that the air would give him more strength; but the prison authorities had to refuse the request, as outdoor labour means ordinary prison fare, which Lord William’s health would ...

... proceeds to Coburg, and thence direct to Cannes. The Emperor William was much pleased that Lady Ermyntrude Malet wore the Prussian colours (black and white) at the banquet which was given the other day at the Embassy to the officers of Queen Victoria’s Own ...