... Sargent, backers at Davenport, Iowa, had closed their doors. The cause wu said to be the failure of their Boston house. A four-story warehouse i Broad-street, New York, had fallen in, killing two men and wounding s~everal others; and at Simsburg, Connenticut ...

... mostly of an erudite and unfa- miliar class, are duly cited at the foot of each page. , We have no room here to follow the story, in- teresting and characteristic of the age as it all is. It is cuiesly comprised in the nine years beginning with 1161, when ...

... women I be properly taught any branch of profitable industry. 1 It is the story over again of the ribbon weavers, who long resisted the admission of women E to the loom. It is the story over again of the artists, who struggled long against the admission of ...

... holding the book very close to the eye, and bringing every letter to the precise spot on which the sight was fixed. The story which this book sets forth is varied and picturesque; occasionally impressive; always interesting. 'flst there is warrant for ...

... best prose 4 works. We may at first be surprised that a writer . choosing in prose the novel, and delighting in plot I and story, and delineation of character, should be so I eminently lyrical in her poetical utterances. It is as if she had sought in poetry ...

... discontent of the people thereat, and in this way a new curiosity Is excited to see a place which is not only so famed In story, bot so rich in stirring current events. With a sagacious eye to all these points, Mr. Burford, takiag his able colleague Mr ...

... improvements of land. He intends also Pi tofacilitate manufacturing industry byloans, and es] to rndertake useful publie works. In short, the pro. en' gramme describes the outliue of a great free-trade me policy such as we have gradually for forty years and At ...

... the rare eminence thle e ..thoress has acquired jc ini the) practical art ofI caring for the Oick. All the world knows the story of her noble and self-denying 1 etlbcts to sae the Britisharmy in the East from the ridt ravages of its worsi fo-ual dease ...

... Frano. A permanent French occupation instead of an Austrian-that is alL He has a ong story to tell of poor Plus VIn, of his constancy, patience, and humility; and along story to tell of the synod of the Catholic Bishops at Paris in 1811, and of the outspoken ...

... volume. tl Lucy Crofton. By the Author of Margaret Mait- land, &o., &c. In one vol. Hurst and Blackett. In this short and slight story the gradual attenu- ation perceptible in the works of the author of Mar- garet Maitiand, has, we hope, reached ...

... farm labourers alan lodge In the house. One night, a short time aince, after the family had retired to reet, some pareon knocked for admission, but proving to be a etronger and with a very lame story, he was refused, and the family returned to their conchae ...

... right of every people to rule itself, and drawn closer and closer the mutual ties and interests of all. It may be that the story of the Athenian fast man would be more appropriate over the water. E The public of the Boulevards is never unwilling to ...