... took her scat on the platform, surrounded by several ladies of the town and neighbourhood. The service was commenced by a short prayer by Mr. T. Wheeler, and afterwards a hymn was sung, when the Lady said, It gave her great pleasure to permitted to meet ...

... reason to believe he would be, therefore he would suggest to the Court that the matter be allowed to remain in abeyance for a short time. The Rev. P. T. Ouvry suggested that the cells should be warmed by a simple stove placed in the passages, and moved that ...

... in so short a time the followers of this popular preacher. It is confidently hoped that by the end of this year the Tabernacle will be finished, and opened for public service entirely free from debt. Unlucky Widower. —A curious semiromantic story is forwarded ...

... appsni. N ato,: together wa• them, he said, Wilson had t o ld him that he h a d IQs.. the pr rty of Cbirl, s railain, at .tyl, story, iin pot two sacks into his tart. 23rd N,.tenitltt - het it (; , ed t til . two tbst Tho (Amnion her.• said that whatever ...

... few miles from London : and this simple incident was the origin of poor Brown’s misfortune ; for if he had not had to take short drive into town on the day Mt them, he would not have had an overcoat; and if he had not had overcoat, would have had policeman’s ...

... the technical proof of the offence. It would have been more instructive to the public had they been made acquainted with the story of Hughes's frauds. Enough, however, appeared to show that ha ...

... throng its pages are .On the Stage, Still the Footlights, and The Naval Gentleman's Story, by the editor, Mr. Robert Brough ; The Short-waisted Lady's Story, Mr. Augustus Mayhew, who has also commenced this part a new tale called Blow hot, blow ...

... find, says Mr. Scott, the architect hanging from beneath the hinges some pieces of white, leather. They reminded me of the story of the skins of Danes, and a friend to whom I had showed them, sent piece to Mr. Quekett, of the College of Surgeons, who, ...

... Moreton, the house surgeon, rendered every assistance, but she gradually sank and expired. A SCOTCH GHOST.—The followin4 story is from the Dundee Courier :—Some idle evil-disposed person has been for some weeks past in the habit of haunting the streets ...

... property of T. T. Drake, Esq., growing Reddrupwick-wood, were dismissed,' the evidence adduced being insufficient for conviotion. Short Weights. — Henry Hayzell, of Little Missenden, pleaded guilty to the charge of having in his possession unjust 1 lb. weight ...

... about; but when the neighbours dropped in—gathering courage from curiosity—she vouchsafed no information, and snappishly cut short all inquiries. Mr. Temple, the Lawyer, whose client Mrs. Armitage had now be. co.ne, was, fortunately for the ignorant and ...

... alarms, it is certain that hoops are going out in America. The manufacturers are ceasing to tuake them; and those prodigious stories about thousands of tons of metal l»eing converted into skirt supporters every few weeks are going to disappear from the papers ...