... ; ead how I am atteched to him.’ 1 mede no , aad in a few moments we at home. I not stop in ber d t, and pessed om to Ta a short ti me she le y, bat and came and her hand on my arm, looking she, ‘tell me, 1 pray you, 1 up in I have assure you my offer ...

... to meet him, either as a qentkman a man of business, whenever he shall see fit.*' Height of Courtesy.—Let a friend tell his story of visit to one of the great packing houses. Says he.— The foreman took us all over the premises. We saw everything. He was ...

... customs ofthe time, changing to the Fair of StOj*at Auchter- mucbty, whither Jenny bad wandered with her two children. The story of the unfortunate belle who had been won and forsaken M'Gregor of Rob Roy's band, was well received by the numerous and attentive ...

... will remain, convinced that England is countenancing and even clandestinely aiding Morocco in this war, and various silly stories are circulated, and I suppose more or less believed, in support of this unfounded supposition. Scarcely a skirmish occurs ...

... Gone! gone! all echoed simultaneously. Ay, gone ! said Mary, an' that only aboot ten minutes ago. Mary then told her story, of which the purport is follows:—Having heard some of the men Rodger probably—halooing in the forest, on their homeward route ...

... tame after his retiring columns. He placed two con.panics under cover, who sent a volley into the unsuspecting Moritos at short distance. The firing lasted till dark, as usual. A gunboat and two small steamers fired a good deal, hut their practice was ...

... tribes of herding animals, convince us that the tiling somewhere least possible. _ Height of Curtesy.—Let friend tell his story of a visit to one the great packing houses. he •- foreman took us all over the premise. We saw evervttnng. was a good-natured ...

... retirement has very materially facilitated the relations between the two Cabinets.' At the Manchester City Pollee Court, Mr John Story, who had practised as a surgeon, it is said, fur twenty years, was fined £io for violating the requirements of the new Medical ...

... have allowed itself to be done so handsomely both of these operations have been performed on the present occasion. The whole story reads like a romance. In April of last year the crack-hand at vituperation the Saturday Review, came down to Scotland with ...

... ofthe undertaking, Thackeray contributes a couple of papers. The first of these is a serial story entitled, Lovell the Widower. Rumour says it is to be a short one a prologue to the novel, indeed, which will soon follow recognise the first instalment the ...

... each other sentiments which they did not deem it prudent to confide to any one else. Meantime, however, their comparatively short acquaintance did not warrant them in being so explicit as we may afterwards find them. regard to the exchange of the children ...

... Cos vy, I j .refers hindustry to hidleness.' We slightly remember our frailties, and the strokes of affliction leave but short smart upon us. Sense endureth no extremities, and sorrows destroy us or themselves. Those who believe nothing often make others ...