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... Legal Gentleman's Story. By Thomas Archer. 3. The Literary Gentleman. Story. By Frederick Greenwood. ♦. The Naval Gentleman's Story. By Robert B. Brough. 5. A Christmas Evergreen Story. By GUbert Percy. 6. Tbe Short-waisted Lady's ...
... been increasing. We have had essays on proverb-, games at proverbs, collections of proverbs, public lectures on proverb* — in short, Sancho Paoza has been abroad among us. The new year presents us, under the title of Moral Emblem?, with the most exhaustive ...
... tbat of tbe dancing-girl, Zuleika), whicb have nothing on earth to do with tne story, but all amusing as detached pieces notwithstanding. At this season, when days are short, and weather more than uncertain, a really entertaining book is a great boon, ...
... want of tone and deficiency of natural ranoort i__ the nutriment tubes of the hair, is weU knoWn. It not oS? ?? the young short under hair to grow up strong, and prevents the hair from falling off, but also prevents it becoming grey As there are aumerous ...
... was taken into dock at Blackwall, and Captain! M'Clintock was telling the first edition of 1 this story at the Admiralty. It is one of the noblest stories in the records cf ! the British navy. There is no nobler history in tbe ! varied and hazardous annals ...
... be the battle-ground. Then the great questions that divide Europe and cause anxiety here will be mooted, and within a very short time after its meeting we sball be able, to some extent, to see what attitudes the differeat plenipo- tentiaries take up, and ...
... a rule, and the ablest writers have failed in it a 9 often ** tne y have succeeded. We followed ' Clare Nugent through the story of The X)ays ot ber Life with very sufficient interest, sym- pathising with her hopes and fears aod dis- appointment., and ...
... has made arrangements with the London Glee and Madrigal Union, under the direction of Mr. Land (for a fortnight only), for a short Beries oi Glees, Madri- gals, and Eriifllsh Ditties, to be given every Evening at half-past eight ; and on Monday, Wednesday ...
... THE MAGAZINES, _-c. The good year 1859 bas made its passage. Short as is apparently the retrospect, _ period recognised by civilised nations as of 12 eventful mouths, and by man in a state of nature as of 13 to him joyful or baleful moon--, has passed ...
... eured, and every information obtained. ?? the CHANNEL ISLANDS. r vn n c WINTER ROUTE, via GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY WEYMOUTH. Short-eat sea pa»>age by three hours. Day D v .ujilh Brighton, or Cygnus Irom Weymouth H .rbour, rwednesday and Saturday, at six ...
... represented to tbe Master, Wardens, c Assistant* of tbe Gunmakers' Company, that on the occurrence an «ccident at Kiiburn a short tiroe since by the bursting of a * m the hands of a member of Oie Victoria Brigade, it was md that the barrel of such rifle ...
... every other day, the story, if carried to too great a length, is apt to tire the patience. This is pre- cisely the fault of - Seven Years ; it has not sufficient action or plot to _keep the attention fully alive, and thus a story wbich is well con- ceived ...