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... address, to attend a meeting, or to bear one farth- ing of the expense. It was a worthy reparation, and the historian sat for a short time again in Parliament, although an attack of heart complaint compelled him to avoid the I excitement of public speaking ...
... Greenland, and again enter it a month afterwards. Men so stanch deserved to succeed. The middle ice was cleared; the Faquimaux stories from Pond's Bay about white men and ships disposed of by personal examination; Lancaster Sound reached; Beechy Island, the ...
... address, to attend a meeting, or to hear one farthing of the expense. It was a worthy reparation and the historian sat for a short time again in Parlia ment, although an attack of heart complaint compelled him to , avoid the excitement of public speaking ...
... Mis 1. stn its Master, and its Gubsts. By pe Sts Mor, Te 4. The Naval Gentleman's Story. By Robert B. BA By Gilbert Percy. 6. The Short- Lady's By Augustus Guest's Story. By the Editor. of Good Beer. XVIII. An Annual XIX, How 1 Told My Love, win F. Roberts ...
... offices in England, and died peers of the realm. Mr. Mac- lennan's biography is exact and interesting; it compresses within the short limits prescribed by the exigencies of the Encpclopddia, a great deal of information and some good. anecdotes, and furnishes ...
... Deacon-while with a yery large number of our wore elderlv citizens, hel was a personal acquaintanoe, and an acquaintance whose stories of Aberdeen, half a century ago, and anecdotes of its leading men,- haxve made many an evening pass pleasantly. The Deacon ...
... taking a short walk, but never returned. His hat was found the following morning ftiatirg in the Canal, near the Fossil Bridge, the wind, doubt, having carried it in that dir-ction. is supposed that the unfortunate gentleman had intended to take a short walk ...
... for the present month, may mentioned “Ovingdon Grange. A tale the Southdowns, by W. H. Ainsworth. “The Haunted House. A story for the New Year, by Dudley Costello. “ Silver Chimes and Golden Fetters ;or How the Old Year went out and the New Year Came ...
... people. Thia is easy undertaking. It difficult be comprehensive without going to» much Into detail, to exhaust sobj- cts in short articles, omplete and yet All tlds and a great deal more—including excellent arrangement, tUgaiici-, and taste—has been The ...
... than may the town whence b* had eoase, was beginning faar that shaold never homo snob plaoo, whoa bis mediiaiioos wore eat short «|Jpoaraceo arid- man. who had just com* out upon and who asked If this waa Mark Roland. Mark reoognlsad Mr. Ilaaimond, had ...
... well-tiued remarks, and was o a followed by the Rev. Messrs. Trail, Pollock, e and Dr. Patterson (of Hope Street), who, in short, 8 interesting addresses, gave some valuable advice to the nt inmates and audience generally. The entertainments cc of the ...
... induced, like yourselves, to support the institution by .'ending our delegates there and contributing to its expensi s. In a short time, hawever, intimated to the Council that, however much we appreciated the institution means for promoting the elevation ...