... 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 ...

... _- .. . 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 ...

... and any attempt at hostility in that direction wil} only recoil on the aggressor, without glory, or still less, advantage. short, if one-half that gossiped about be true, the order of the day the Tuileries has been changed since last week, ami friendship ...

... understanding notthiig of its causes, and know- ing only.'tha it isi wtr agaiust the Christian. This nmaii bad appareatybeen. on. short ;com- mons, .judging from ,the vorndity. with which he devoured an enorrndus quantity of bresd/ He was kitidly fr'eatedapa' ...

... things which should read every boy and girl in the kingdon. Besides many impressive facts about drunkenness, it contains short stories, tales, sketches in natural history, and much good advice rendered a simple manner and made attractive by variety of w ...

... 432 tons, and carrying 6468 emigrants; 52 a private ships, registering 78,035 tons, carrying 10,207 emi- kc, grants; and 19 short ships, registering 18,051 tens, carrying .t.349 emigrants. Theses ships were deapetched by mnin firs, v ties following being ...

... sufficient reply to your rejected—John Short. isfl Sweet is 3 express the embarrassment which she experienced reading Mr Short's note. My Dearest Louisa—Received yours, and not the •contents. In haste, yours, S. Dear Short—Things must, of course, depend ci ...

... blessing of God upon the enterprise, and that he would crown with success their weak efforts. Mr Liston then offered up a short and appropriate prayer for the success of the library ; after which, the chairman read over a number of rules which had been ...

... Lire-Boat's Caew.—Between two and three o'clock on Wednesday morning a vessel was seen exhibiting asignal of distress near the short distance from the beach at Ald- borongh. Fourteen gallant fellows, each being provided with a life-preserver, immediately proceeded ...

... ; 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 ...

... account of the phases and results of the revival of religion in Ireland, as they came under his own observation. Some of the stories related by Mr Sanderson are of v rv remarkable character; but not only have we heard them fully confirmed others who have ...

... Europe, and every eye was turned towards Italy, and every ear listened to catch the sounds of approaching warfare. We had but short time to wait. The French Emperor's plans were already matured, and Europe was suddenly startled from its dream of peace to ...