... Duffenu proposed Mr, Brant’s health in a very short but extremely kind and Mr. Brant was well cheered by all present, he most certainly deserved by all Englishmen. seldom catch glimpse ot Colonel Buruahy. 1 have short chat with a red tunic and large hearokm ...

... extremely difficnlt to keep iu order, and it required all the moral authority of the Lord Mayor to be able to so. It the old story of the ** grey mare.” Alderman Carroll refused to admit the grandsons of freemen, and consequently he was gnilty. The censure ...

... establish, even respectable newspapers, dust-bin iuto which may be shot all the rubbish, cock-andbull stories, reporls,’ rumours, canards, they says’—in short, ail the gossip, personalities, and scandal which literary gentleman’ cau pick up. course the standing ...

... chance of his being enslaved the beauty of the American la-lies, and as a precedent for such noble capture they reproduced the story of Jerome Bonaparte and Miss Eliz ibeth Paterson. That tale was perfectly true. Jerome, youngest brother Napoleon 1., did, ...

... began by enforcing ail believers in the Bible the solemnity of the thought of how short time they had to stay in this world before they went the grave, and that that short time had been given them to work out their salvation, for, alter death, they would ...

... in leader type, letter purporting to be from correspondent, commenting on hia lordship’s emphatic denial of the scandalous story made current the London correspondent a Manchester journal. Most persons will readily sympathize with the innocent sufferers ...

... respectable audience, I will now proceed to read the remarks which I have written on the subject. Daring the delivery of this short address the audience were in happy ignorance of what was being said by the lecturer, and when he had thus spoken, retired from ...

... d. Their standard living is so low that a few days of compnlsory idleness brings them to the brink of starvation. One has story to tell of fever and sickness, another of bread refnsed Poor- Law authorities on some technicality, another begs to be visited ...

... opera or cantata, and we *hoold, in this unromantic age, be pozaled kaock cogent an argument the head. Bat, the Undine.'’ A short, bat pretty &n>i symmetri* c«d uvcrtare in Jb' forms so appropriate The mod is very delicately employed, chiefly combinatiua ...

... servant, who in fiamee. From information gathered on the spot, we aacerlaincd that the poor girl, who had only lived very short time with Mrs. Bemll, lighted paraffin lamp, which elm was in the set ol carrying from one room .toganolher, when accidentally ...

... which represented was up-stairs, pointing to door which stated led it. and that be would leave her in the pnblichouse for a short lime while he transacted his business. When he left the tap-room she asked the waiter about the office, thiuking it strange ...

... o ...