... STORY OF CAPTAIN WALTER CROKEB, R.N. (From Burk* Romance of the Peerage ) It was a brilliant Eastern morning, in lb« early snmmer of 1814. when his Britannic Majesty ship Vangoard, with all her light sails set, and every additional shred of canvas which ...

... an address, attend a meeting, or lo bear ono farthing of the expense. It was worthy reparation, and the historian sit for a short time sgain in Parliament, although an attack of heart complaint compelled him to avoid excitement of public speaking. After ...

... Greenland, and again* enter it a month afterwards. Men so stanch deserved to succeed. Tho middle-ice was cleared; the Esquimaux stories from Pond’s Bay about white men and ships disposed of personal examination; Lancaster Sound reached; Becckey Island, the great ...

... will be proparly defined. When this has been done, the Governor-General of the League will leave ns, and go to Bologna for short time. He will then give a new impulse to the armament of the country, the supreme direction of which has devolved him. Before ...

... assigned districts have been remitted; and henceforth no payment to be claimed from him when the proceeds of these districts fall short the •am formerly stipulated. But something still more important remains behind. M I have already told your Highness, said ...

... fastest steamers io the world—the Persia aud Australasian. Lord Palmerston and Short-hand.— Lord Palmerston recently declared that be was nnable to master the art of short hand. For one who can conquer everything, even Father Time himself, this seems ...

... of very obtuse intellect. Spanish Head-quarters, Camp op Castillejos, Jan. 2. —We have at last made a move, although bat a short one, had action elsewhere than on the old mono* tooous ground immediately around the redoubts, and obtained a full and near ...

... THE BUGLE SONG The splendour falls on castle walls, And snowy summits old In story ; The long light shakes across tbe lakes, And the wild cataract leaps In glory. Blow, bugle, blow, set the wild echoes flying. Blow, bugle—answer, echoes, dying, dying ...

... i competition industry will remain station- great authority of the First Napoleon, who in this case was a No more horrible story has ever been told, even o( rottenness when put the test. The same infallible critics divided. Which ary, and keep high prices ...

... places?—peacefully and as right, and not spasmodically and by violence. As in those etchings which illustrate some wijd German story the triumph of the good principle is made apparent ibe rage and frenzy of the demons who are dtaappointed of their prey, so ...

... acquiring this information are now disclosed from the pages of Diary which faithful record of his daily life. Thus rnos the story day by day, though compressed for convenience to single entry: 1 bunted about for news from tent to tent, or heard was doing ...

... Antichrist. The head of the Greek schism is, accprdintr tovtbe Word, expected to come the relief of the Lgrin hierarchy. The story is told with many circumstances, and, although we believe that the Word baa long since lost that exclusive right to represent ...