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... is written in a succinct, graph c style, accompanied by an engraving and valuable map. Thackeray closes the number with a short epilogue, in which he invites the suffrages and good will of his readers, in that happv,genial style in which he excels. This ...
... biographical notices clone of the men of the t ate, which we transfer entire to the columns of the Sestiarf, partly it is short and therefore easier to he isserted„.partly that it may give oar readers an idea of how such subjects are treated in the Encyclo- ...
... very warmly advocating the work, and remarked that it was truly surprising that so large sum should have been collected in short ft time by tbe followers of this popular preacher. It confidently hoped that the end of this year the Tabernacle will finished ...
... Sillars Greenock 701 Discharged Timber Quebec E. I. Hrbr. A. Adam, Greenock arl .° .Wien* yvvrf nf His ereatoess has been short he partakes of everything, reflects everything; European, ship Smith America 593 Lying up West Hrbr. R. S. Jackson Co., London ...
... esteem and affection. Ma A. H. LATARD THE AUSTRIAN RULE IN ITALY. —ln a letter to the Times, Mr A. U. Layard confirms the stories already reported of the Italians flogged at Milan for showing irritation at the Austrian colours displayed from the windows ...
... boots were trellis The matter was remitted to the Mare' Committee. taken in; that hie daughter boo recvired them ; and that, A short onsvorsation took place, indicating the course from t not having the appearance of roldiera' boots, which the committee on ...
... cases where relief asked for, tbe Rev. Blunt, meeting held last week, said,—Net long ago woman had taken him is with piteous story that bar husband net bad day's work for six mouths. true, for he was night watchman. Hcwocu.— Dean Swift, travelling once ...
... wards expired. PUNCH v- BUKGOYNE. (IN TIIK MATTER LINE V. VOLUNTEERS.”) Nothing like leather,” quoth the currier in the old story. Nothing like Regulars,” says Sir John Burgoyne in his paper in the Gornhill Magazine, apropos of our Rifle Volunteers. One ...
... Chevalier! have been narrated again and again as matters of history and otherwise, it has not hitherto been the case that his story has been told in a separate form, especially to those who may naturally be supposed to take the deepest interest in its telling ...
... eeptrfc* to flmsHims dog, to to pnranHe fog which they am A FAITHLESS WIDOWER PUNISHED. Preston Chronicle tolU extraerdinary story respecting gentleman of io the philoeooby of flesh. He was a widower, and aßbough eome 50 year* of age, succeeded wioning ...
... look on, short as it Is, es the best paper in the maw:l-athe, he tells us something about some of the papers in this opening number, ' The Search for Sir John Franklib; The Chinese and the Outer B irbarians; and 'Our Volun. Mere. That story of the Eva' ...
... s were so short that about the half bad prior engagements. which deprived us of their company. However, the of passed off glorionsly, all being pleased with everything that was said or sung during the night; and to make amends for the short notice in ...