... connected with a bait, which, when touched, produced the explosion. One instance showed us that a fox, either from observation of a companions fate, or from hard-earned experience, had gone up to the gun, bit off the cord connected with the bait, and the danger ...

... object encountered wasa huge wild. looking cow, with a farrow of young pigs, and as the trsnsition from boar's head to sucking pig was not great, a shot from my rifle speedily placed one in a relimiunry condition f or roasting. But porcine nnaternsal affection ...

... the pack:- What a scene it was! I shall never forget it. The lonely Fox almost buried in snow, completely isolated from the habitable world, her colours half-mast high, and bell mournfully tolling; our little procession slowly marching over the rough surface ...

... Prospectuses will be sent free of charge of the world. I- onus application for Is»an« Building Advances, hod at the Offices, 33, Norfuihstrect, Strand, W.G., which arc open from 10 to 5, except Saturdays, and then from 10 till o’clock. iHAULES RUN RISEN, Secretary ...

... THE SCRAP-BOOK COLUMN, INDIAN ESTIMATE OF THE ENGLSH CHARACTER _ |Scene, a dinner at the club :-Cheroets follow !closely on the removal of the last jelly, brandy-panes and more wine not very unfrequantly succeed; whist pasties are formed and aet to work ...

... 39. SATAN'S DEVICKS to KEEP MEN from CHRIST. id., Letters to a Friend; oontaining_a Reply to Mr. or Is. tkl per hundred. -ter. E xa mination of the Rev. F. D. Maurice's Strictures oil 40. GOD'S LAST MESSAGE to the WORLD. or 4s. Ca. the Lecture* of 1851 ...

... deliverances wholly unparalleled. Year after year there are Testimonials of perfect restoration from the dreadful malady, unattended by even one return of the disease from the day of commencement with the remedy up to the present time; In short, such abundant ...

... Fisher at Greenwich, is certainly scarcely the picture which we might have expected from an officer of the Legion of Honour, and assuredly shows a sad decadence from that noble tragedy, the well-known Victims of the Reign of Terror, in the Gallery ...

... | THE SCRAP-BOOK COLUo[N SINGLE ILUE IN FRANOEO-Two peoples are to h seen in the towns of France, the one clad in cloth, that's man; the other, in wretched printed cajic, that's woman. The one-we will take the lowest i, bourer-the worst paid, the hodosa ...

... returns. All the latest news of the week, foreign, domestic, and miscellaneous, up to the moment of publication, from all parts of the world, received electric telegraph and other modes of communication.—Office, 19. Exeter-Btreet. Strand. CIRCULATION UPWARDS ...

... wink Amid the grass, in shady nooks. Tbe breeze, that hangs round every bush, Steels Ksrsvtetss from the tender shoora, With, here Rad there, a perfamed gueh From vloletc a smeg the roots. Seo-where bohind tho 1ided rock Grow doite of white anemones, As if ...

... THE SCRAP-BOOK COLUMN THE HVE tY.DAY LvE or EIDWCARD Or e ?? day-book of the om~ptroller of the ward: robe (published last century by the Society of Anti. queries) enables us to learn something of the every-d47 life of the prince of this time. On several ...