... fortitude of a nation; and that, though such tomtits oily be lost without demerit, it cannot be retained on any condition short of industrious, honeet, trugal and large-minded desert. An occurrence which cannot pass without remark is the loss of the steamig ...

... proaching for hours before it reached us, since it roses in pioepr- tions as tics ice was broken up into smaller pieces. In a short tin but few of them were equal in size to tise ship's deck; inost of them icot half so large. I knew tist ituear tics pack-edge ...

... The playbill in whioh the legend and the personages are set forth exhibits a pleasant kind of unity, the division of the story into months, and the applicability of each section to the prefixed designation, betraying a happiness of notion, and a lud ...

... pantomime as the archives I of the nursery. To delight chi'dhood or to pertake we must surely go back to its first Illusions. The story of Jac k and the I Bean-stalk is undoubtedly one of the most favourite. The cottaire- • I boy, who is a Royal foundling watched ...

... emigrant, and all enterprise and specuilation are at a standstill. In short, sir. when Providence placed such a glorious colony in the possession of England, it was realizing thd old story of throwing pearls before swine. The French have the reputation ...

... anade cosntaits some telling hits at passing events PRIll CESS'S..-In the present instance, the author has chosen the familiar story of Jeck the Giant Killer, and introduced a full allowance of terrible giants, and also King Arthur with his celebrated Knights ...

... and the elder one recommenced assaulting 'Weston; while this was going on the younger Slack went to his brother's house, a short distance off, and returned in a few minutes with a dagger-stick. Clark, not liking to see his comrade so unfairly used, interferred ...

... Gentleman's Story. Archer. 3. The'Llterar. Gentleman's Story. By Frederick Greenwood. 4. The Naval Story. By nobeit It. though. 6. a Christmas Eyeigreen Story. Gilbert Percy. 6 The !short-waisted t Story. ...

... to superintend the arrangements for getting a good supply for next summer, when be was overcome by the cold and died in a short time after. The Unitarian denominations throughout the kingdom will regret to learn that the Rev. J. Harris expired at his ...

... Legal Gentleman’s Story. By Thomas Archer. 3. The Literary Gentleman’s Story. By Frederick Greenwood. . . , 4. The Naval Gentleman’s S'ory. Robert B. Brough. 5. A Christmas Evergreen Story. By Gilbert Percy. 6. The Short-walsted I.ady’a ...

... came on after hi* retiring columns. He placed two companies under cover, who sent a voile; into the unsuspecting Morito* at short distance. The firing lasted till dark, a* usual. A gunboat and two small steamer* fired a good deal, but their practice was ...

... Literary Geutlemax.’* Story. Frederick Greenwood. A The Naval Gedlem&c’s Story- Robert B. Brougb. 5. A Christmas Evergreen Stcry. Gilbert Percy. 6. The Short-w&isted Lady’s Story. Augustas Mayhew. 7. The Unwelcome Goeat's Story. By the ...