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... b;flnning of this year, is unavoidably postponed uuntil the first week in March. In the meantime, the Editor has arranged for a short Story, to be commenced immediately, entitled “ Hetty,” from the pen of Mr. Henry Kingsley, to fill up the “ gap.” ...
... first number. Tho editor continues her new story of Birds of Prey of course. Mr. Dutton Cook, one of our pleasantest novelists, contributes a short story of theatrical life called Stage Jewels. The story of ' The Iron Casket is continued ; its readers ...
... is now issued at office of its own in Essex-street. The September number continues Mrs. Riddell's story A Life's Assize, and concludes the short story of Bisset's Youth There amusing Conservative in tone, on the Amenities of the Session, and we notice ...
... new story entitled Dear Annette, the author which is notrevealed. Another story (A House of Cards) which has been for some time progress is completed, and Mr. Lawrence's Breaking Butterfly is continued. The number also contains short story called ...
... Diana both of which are so good that it is difficult to say which id moat attractive. Mr. Bsbingtou White contributes a short story A Great ball and o. 7 l3reat Rear, and Hr. Waiter Thurribury some historical reminiscences of Hyde Park. The Corsican ...
... narrate the history of Walloon settlement Canterbury. Mrs. Oliphant continues her story of Madonna Mary, and the author Citoyenne Jacqueline contributes a short story called Peggy Melville's Triumph. Sunday Magazine (April).—The Rev. D. K. Guthrie ...
... (March), besides continuing Mr. Lever's serial story The Bramleighs of Bishop's Folly, gives short and sad story entitled I Do Not Love You, which we suspect we owe to the same pen that gave us the *' Story of Elizabeth. Mr. F. Walker has furnished ...
... led the sham and accursed church, I tell him .hat it was the act of the 26' th year of Henry VIII., and, jot to make a short story too long, I refer him at last fo the lithe Commutation Act, passed no doubt within the period M opponent's own existence ...
... last monthl, of Once A WeEeK contains “The Story of Waterleigh Mill”—a readable story, prettily illustrated. Mr. Dutton Cook continues his most interesting reminiscences of amateur actors. There is a short story called ‘* Forewarned,” written in an emotional ...
... kindly allow me to correot through. medium. The facts are simply these: One 01 junior counsel having his possession a short manuscript story of mine, called 'Yarns from Yacht,' sold it for the sum of ten pounds. TW publisher changed the title to Tales of ...
... Belgravia is happier than usual. The features interea^° r of St. James's are a good, short story the_aut East Lynne, and a paper on the Jla dley'e In the Stxpenny Magazine the story ood e ii OW} Secret commenced in the publicais here commenced de novo, and ...