... gentleman. He proves it, however, by short argument. When one stocking is pulled off, the is another left on; pulling off this is taking the left stoc ing off last. AN HONEST TnCEF.-Frederick Douglass tells the f lowing story :-When he was a slave in Maryland ...

... battle in the presence and under the inspiring influence of beauty-to the days of tilts and tournaments. The piece, in short, is the story of 'Ivanhoe' realised in scenic action. The plot is the same as that which Scott has so beautifully woven.-Tines. A ...

... battle in the presence and under the inspiring influence of beauty-to the days of tilts and tournaments. The piece, in short, is the story of I'Ivanhoe' realised in scenic action. The plot is the same as that which Scott has so beautifully woven.-Timnes ...

... portion.ofthe estates are still in the Weld family, and some of the property has been sold. So much for the cock-and-bull story of a heir being wanted to from ten to twenty millions sterling! TEA PAnTY.-On Monday evening, the annual tea party in connection ...

... and North anby were re- markable men in many respects, and, as furnishing strike ing examples of energy of character, the story of their lives is especially worthy of perservation.rma Him by THE HONOURS OF I.NDUST5SY.-Thero is no discredit; hut honour ...

... ci LORn PALtMERSTrON AND SH;ORT-HAND. -- Lord Pal- r h merston recently declared that he was unable to master le the art of short-hand. For one who can conquer every- s g thing, even Father Time himself, aths seems a curious admission. Yet, unless a man ...

... Archer Gurney, in Paris, is either about to be re- scinded, or so modified, as to admit of the establishment being opened in a short time. SERVB HIx RIGHT.-A mechanic, named Barnet Riley, who has been often in the habit of thrashing his wife, was on Monday ...

... battle in the presence and under the inspiring influence of beauty-to the days of tilts and tournaments. The piece, in short, is the story of ' Ivanhoe realised in scenic action. The plot is the same as that which Scott has so beautifully woven.-Tines. A ...

... li (gir's E ssion to China andt Japan. DISPOSING OF SEPOYS.-I went into one of the tents to-day, where I heard a man tell a story which astonished . me-not the tale so much, for I had heard many of them, as the way he told it-a very worthy man, no doubt ...

... Possessing great persenal attractions.. One night, a short of time=ine after the famaily bad retired to re-,t, some per- mes son koed for admission, but, proving to ba a stranger ev( k and with a 'very lame. story, he was refused, and the family, ste Ireturned ...

... battle in the presence and under the inspiring influence of beauty-to the days of tilts and tournaments. The piece, in short, is the story of 'Ivanhoe' realised in scenic action. The plot is the same as that which Scott has so beautifully woven.-Times. A ...

... apologise to me for that liquor sermon yo preached to me two years ago., JONES 0ON THE NIGGER. - The Knickerbocker tells a good story, none the less enjoyable for being a most pal- pable hit of the way in which Jones, the clever fellow of a republican newspaper ...