... that s a good soul, and hurrying through the business of fitting, the girls were soon gone Sinking down from mere exhaustion, the pale woman held her aching bro.v a moment, then exclaimed bitterly, And she's a Church member—a cloak of ...

... proceed I continued my journey. Ab ou t a uleased to express his approval. He ultimately asked h mile farther I again met a lot of Mahornedans, • a rushed up to me and said, 'here is a Ferungee; kill the Mr Silk to cash a small cheque for ...

... glit it a full mount of laudation 1 Perhaps emetWn of this kind mouldering the of Bs that as ougeotastad ample he= node a vary ensiable Ude. The poid g o r wad le which will be Lb' a, ki la this our isesdhse the way incesdrat thu tki we of a gmalimmea ...

... it came about; Ido not know myself at all; but it so. For months I bave been a coward aud a hypocrite; every day has been torment to me. To escape, I was going to make myself a hypocrite for life. Jean don't despise me— pity me. »I do. Will you help ...

... came about; Ido not know myself at all; but it is so. For months I have been a coward and a hypocrite; every day has been a torment to me. To escape, I waa going to make myself a hypocrite for life. Jean don't deapiae me pity me. I do. Will you help ...

... Brougham thinks in the old act was, that it did establish the principle, once a voter, aheays a ter. His lordship against the ballot, and thinks fv; oral districts would be fatal a true represen- Lion the country. The Edinburgh Review takes similar view of ...

... was induced by the advice of a friend who had been cured by Dr. Scott's Bilious and Liver Pills of a severe liver complaint, to give them a trial. After taking the contents of a small box I found great relief, and with a little ...

... forgotten Lord Erlistoun. was a shock almost like seeing a ghost rise from the dead,—or, better simile, like the quiet Elyeian-dwelling dead being suddenly confronted by an apparition of flesh and blood,—when out of these rows I saw a young man's tall head rise ...

... theiLaw Wood. San, where a.go»d . north country tea you,—r not a.mere makeshift, but 1 substantial meal. here what you ' when yet , tell them inhere you. have been,, and will foe ' glad to-sec you enjoy yam-self. After, tee good wash, .a lounge oa the sofa ...

... eyes were quicker. Dowglas, my dear Miss Dowglas! cried the happy voice of Lady Emily Gage. S), a pause and a greeting. lasted only moment; for there was a call of Lady Erlistoun's carriage; and they two were pressed onwards the crowd, Jean and I being ...

... will be found quite a match for them all; for on such questions a. this there is not • man in the House computable in debate to the How and Learn. Gentleman- When you first her him apesk you will probably be diuppo.ted, for there a good deal of in hie manner ...

... Mrs. Bacon, the Honourable the Irish Society. rieht of a divorce, « Ttbbermore. The Minora just commenced, will general m few d » J- „a .he ground that the question average, the flax crop is good discowed »«d deeded the mostly all ou the spread-ground ...