... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... around, and. «* * ' started three or four rabbits. He was gr*a* ,r but the Yankee took the affair a tte /° f make long story short, ™ changed hands on the spot, 300 J sideration. His new owner and charscteristic hospitality, the COfn COfnpany him home ...

... was bountifully and neatly provided by Mr Maclennan of the Hotel, Fortrose, and after it the dancing was interrupted for a short time by the whole company joining in singing together with genuine Scottish feeling Auld Lang Syne, succeeded by several ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Harold said, “a low revenge Shall be no of mine ; I like the maiden’s lofty tone ; It speaks the heroine. “ And if I live short time, I swear By Odin and my The noble high-souled dame shall be The Queen of all the laud.” And thereupon he took the field ...

... Mis 1. stn its Master, and its Gubsts. By pe Sts Mor, Te 4. The Naval Gentleman's Story. By Robert B. BA By Gilbert Percy. 6. The Short- Lady's By Augustus Guest's Story. By the Editor. of Good Beer. XVIII. An Annual XIX, How 1 Told My Love, win F. Roberts ...

... makes an unco difference.— Colloquy of the Round Table, in Macmillan's Magazine. How the Tailor was Sewed up.—An amusing story told in me Courier de Lyons. A sheriffs-officer had to airest a tailo--. Tne man law saw his prey at woik in his shop, nut ...

... a cock of his eye, I'll be less in danger there than in the ranks. The rifleman changed the conversation. The following story gives a lively idea of how the Russians govern Poland. A Jew met a Cossack in the forest, and the latter robbed him of his ...

... IlFALSTAFF. iustrated in 24 original Ethings. WtithText by . B.BliOU G.I Lononn: Longman, .Gren,,Ldsgman, and Roberts.' .Eek Story~and Tale complete in a sugleYVolwme. 1 W M1- R .B 3 E R T.. :EAWS DAusuI.RT'R. asieds jKununwN :tAST T TIE EXPERH;XCEqrtcFLnF'a ...

... and Outfitter. AUGVLE STREET, GLASGOW. “MARRY IN HASTE AND REPENT LEISURE.” (From the North British Pally Mail.) We. have story to relate, so pregnant, however, with romance, mingled with credulity and imposture, that our readers will be apt to doubt ...