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... . •• : •_ 5 _.. A . Chr istmas _.. Evergreen Story . ; By . ' Gilbert • - • ' • - • - • • ' • Percy . _' - • --- - ' • •'• • • -i . _' , . . ; - _• _: • :- -c _- 0 :. _The Short _^ waisled Lady ' s Story . By _'Augustus . ;• ,, ; ; _,. - . . iMayhew ...
... _- .. . 5 . A _Christmas _Evergreen Story . By _Gilbert . . .- , Percy ., -. , ' . , 0 . The Short-waisted Lady's Story . By _Augustus . Mayhew . . - . . . - : ' 7 . _The Unwelcome Guest ' s Story .- By the Editor . . XVI . Chr istmas at Nettlecrop . By ...
... A . The _Naval Gentlemau ' s Story . By . BobertB . .. i : 5 . A Christmas Evergreen Story . By _Gilbert _• _. _. - 'percy _.-- ' _' ' • ' . • - - ' - . _^ . i' _: _) _. _' . . • , , ,. _; ' . 6 . The Short-waisted Lady's _Stoiy . By _Augustas ...
... 'into whicli _' . place' the . ship _ put for .. _water / aud : ' . ; _medicnl ' _&atteiidauce- 1 _- for the cruellest of the story _^ is _yet to- _'be • tohll . On- the _. _morning , ' of '; the _^ _'Soth ' _y August , _while _things wcre _'' af _the _worst-off ...
... _selection has been happy . He is to tell the story of his own country ;; so patriotism , it maybe hoped , will lighten his toil _. And he is fortunate _, ' too , '• m this , tliat he ; is about to tella story with whichmost readers are not _very well _ ...
... exclaims— Well , what haw you to say i Out with it _at _. pnce , that we may know what all _this _is _about ! _-The old _. _story , , 1 suppose , of religion ; and the old advicethat we _young men being all _sinners _ought to be _saints , _and _look solemn ...
... occurrence of the dreadful catastrophe general alarm was at once raised in the town . The bells were rungand as . the sad _story flew from mouth to mouth , . it _, created a _general panic . Thousands flocked to the . scene of the _disaster _( very many ...
... to those who _-ylimild _rx ' . _'ir _the _.-inns nf _Kmlnnd in _tlifi _future . / _TTeftr . hear . ) He believed that the story of the struggle through the treacherous marsh ; the bold passage in the moattheattempted escalade in the face of the sweeping ...
... 'nt 'in ' confenrplatuig _tlieir beauties we ; sometimes cannot lielp wishing that they _were not _quite so _niic—tliat , in short , a _littlei of _what engravers ' _call the burr had _adhered to them , so as to connect them witiiour . sirifulaiid frail ...
... -.. ' _•;• • _.- _ . By ICONOCLAST : _- _' - _' • : •; _::-.. • ...
... _deficient in power ; but , taken fts a _whole ,-it , _does the _young artist tlie greatest _credit . In _False Dice , the story is wellJtoId , and the _- colour ' good in parts . Tlie face of tlie principal figure _seems , however , _unnaturally _b ...
... terminated the _proceedings . _' _ROSENEATH—INDUCTION OF THE REV . MB _STORY . —The • Presbytery of Dumbarton met at Roseneath on the 23 d inst .,, to _induct the _. _Rev . K . Herbert Story , late assistant-minister of St _Andrew ' s Church , Montreal , to ...