... about The are all ideutifis 1 u belonging to the Auetralosta, the Bank Htw South ales, and the orisotal Hank * 11 * German story blind man, who even under a miwrtune was hsom•“PPf *, * pemiooetely loved : her * . *' *d gave her cridll tut that * h 'l ...

... the Conqueror ! praise to tho Lora i His word was our arrow, his breath was our sword ; Who si,all Rturn to tell Esyptthe story Of thos; she sent fuith hour her pride ? For the Lord hath look'd out from his pillar of g’ory, And all her braro thousands ...

... passage in front the church appears larger and more sightly. improvements have hern also made to l.ho advantage of the schools. short, since the Itev. Mr. Kent has be«n in charge id the parish, has tmeeaaiog in his sen ions improve this handsome little church ...

... the hospital and inquired into the circumstance, lie had turned out the nurses so that the patients could freely tell their story, and this was the version they had given him. Witness-—Told all this to the coroner. Dr. observed thut the nurses had been ...

... mother loved hear; heart ih obs high w ih faith and hope— Mv eye drop* memory'» lea'. A TALE OF HORROR AND MYSTERY. A strange story is related Boston paper relative to a voyage ot small vessel, built as a yacht, and called the If'amderer, which became notorious ...

... we have just 1 -urned that, ou the same night, the Joseph from Maryport, bound t> this port, was Ls’. at Mil-isle, within short distance and all bands perished. Also the Vand a, Captain M’Mahon, with simitaily melancholy result to the Batsey, of latt ...

... posMs.o sdl f,o tftiti and ii.c dent, of John Brown. wi.ich rhe hu only to Ku> by the story of hi. later * KoVd Nor ill. eldest ton of JEsrl Cuillnrd, is deal alt.-r short ilines'?. ...

... yet. it so, what is man that should inquire into such things. Lord Palmerston and Short-hand. Lord Palmerston recently declared that he was unable master the art of short-hand. For one who can conquer everything, even Father Time himself, this seems a ...

... Talbot de Mal.h.de and a Urge nunhtr of fashionables have signified their intention being presen'. A Tcxkish Compliment.—A story is related of a Turk who married, iiis wife, when unveiled, proved bo very ugly. tew days after the nuptials ah*- Mia him—* ...

... their construction and fittings lull regard has been had the com ort of the officials whom thee Will occupied. The basement story hns been divided into s series of ap itmeuti, all strongly secured r the preservation of deeds. A proper t mperalure will be ...

... charitable women who have consecrated themselves the amelioration of the sufferings of the unfortuanate—and Daisy Burns,’ story the heart. In she made the tour of France, Switzerland, and Italy. 1851 sue issued Grace Lee,* and in 185.5, Rachel Gray.’ ...

... Manning. There w;.s much in of h• • r:ions of p jot oppref* B>hl Ire'and ; there were several interesting but improbable stories of our patron saint; ihero was hmkofallo-iiQto present politics: and, ihroughout all, there such subs' ituiion iof the imaginative ...