... Alexandria, was won hand, and took board the passengers and their luggage, landing all safely Ardrossan. The Lyra was also tow for short distance, but eventually given charge the steamer Shamrock, on the Glasgow and Londonderry } and both, are glad learn, despite ...

... pleasure to a continuance of the favours of R. S. Dixon, Esq., Messrs. Peter Dixon and Sons, Mr. Thomas Jackson, Mrs. Story, and Mr. George Story. The office-bearers consist of president, treasurer, secretary, librarian, and vice-president, and a committee to ...

... approach**, shoals, rea*. lN>., bp thsa. Here that the Captain is coo». for showing a want caution and due observation, the old story often repeated, which has caused the lass of this sod Many other fine ships sod Uvea. Too often has the desire of running quick ...

... an address, to attend meeting) or to hear one farthiug the expense. It was a worthy reparation, aud the historian sat for short time again in Parliament, although an attack of heart complaint compelled him to avoid the excitement of public speaking. After ...

... Lieutenant «li |« regimental rank.— Gl»ti*. (« nut AxlibnTiibain the who relumed uueapectedly from l'OLITIi.AL PABIS.— An idea, story, how it ia hard to aur, apparently ' down i»» a fact, effect that th.j Ihe dialogue between .1 Kreochman were Etnpvror and ...

... pleasure to continuance of the favours of R. S. Dixon, Esq., Messrs. Peter Dixon and Sons, Mr. Thomas Jackson, Mrs. Story, and Mr. George Story. The office-bearers consist of president, treasurer, secretary, librarian, and vice-president, and committee to ...

... why believe the Government more than the public. Theydo these things terrorem. They cccur constantly. Some are let out in a short time; some remain in confinement for yearssome are exiled to distant province, where, if they are not persons of property, ...

... candle, as it was dark, but he would not look at turned him ow hen became exceedin gly indignant and angry and plainant’s story, it of the yard. Tha t was, according to the com- there had nm any ‘truth i ber, Now, he ( r Hough) said that if would , i ...

... Keepsakes and Friendship's Offerings of twenty years ago, consisting of fancy portraits of impossible young women, illustrating stories just a trifle more impossible, have been superseded by practical books, as they call them. And, strangely enough, the wheel ...

... advice to any man anxious to make himself useful in publie lite, I would sum up the results of my own experience in three short rules, su simp’e that every man may understand them, and so easy that every man may act upon My fiest rule would te, * Leave ...

... seemingly approaching dis’ solution. The father removed little girl into ad! joining apartment, and she tortunately, io the course short time, recovered. The wife was likewise con' veyed thither, aod it progressing favourably. death* ' ol the two youngest children ...

... color, the bonra of my tether and bolorcd slater. was teitrolhod to , Mllont young fellow of the tmnio Clcmonteon, and story of tboir short acquaintance, and the incidents interworem with it, tend to tome ovente which you apeak of rogue and micertain nimoura ...