... is rarely if ever dull. The author |K)ssesseft the happy knack of being able to tell short story with freshness and vigour; and if the blemishes which mark these stories are specially her own, also are their good qualities. But allowin' the volume its full ...

... ati-unod by • of short monosyllabic ♦xeveisos. erywl ere ' is just tho kind of volume that will be wel'eome in the nursery. Instead of an alphabet illustrated liy uonscnste-a. couplets, the writer assigns to each r a few verses and a short story. We do not ...

... or rather the ghosts, for here the audience is introduced to quite a party of spirits some seven or eight in number. A short story is made the means of introducing them, as a policeman, an inebriated gentleman, a singer, I an opera dancer, a skeleton ...

... country-house, just at very time when was specially wanted to live, is a Nemesis of too terrible a kind for tho one hero short story —to say nothing its awful effect upon poor Edith Vavasour. But in spite these deficiencies E. T. R., the author of “ Reginald ...

... Cancellor. Before Vice Chancellor Sir J. Stuart. — To be Mentioned : L.iwton v. Lawton. Petitions by Order, 16. Short Cause: Story v. Story. Causes : Poole v. Bursell— Tennant v. Tennant. Before Vice Cham ?? W. P. Wood.— For Judgment : Knight v. Lord St ...

... pantomime — if we may associate the word pantomime with any other season than winter, terminated tbe amusement It was short, the story it told was transparent and therefore was fast and furious, and sustained to the end. In the park and gardens tbe scene ...

... to correct it through your medium. The facts aro simply these : One of my junior counsel hating in his possession a short manuscript story of mine, called * Yarns from a Yacht,' sold it for the sum of ten pounds. The publisher changed the title to ?? Talcs ...

... rarely if ever dull. Tho author possesses the happy knack of being able to tell a short story with freshness and vigour ; and if the blemishes which mark these stories are specially her own, so also are their good qualities. But allowing the volnme its ...

... will kindly allow me correct through your medium. Th© facts are simply the*) : Oa© of junior counsel his posseMiou short Dianusciipt story of tnine, called * Yarns from Yacht,’ sold it for the sum of ten pounds The publisher changed the title to Tiles of ...

... condition. Witness.—Avast, your honour. was quite sober, and took care of her, but she did drink like a tish. Well, make long story short, Sunday morning I missed her; she was clean gone, and my money was gone too. Mr. Paget. —All of it ? Witness. -Every farthing; ...

... and expresses a very strong j opinion on their infidel tendencies. Mr. Carleton con- j eludes his excellent, and far too short, story Utrutn j Horum ; or, the Revenge of , an unwriteable j and unpronounceable Celt. Mr. Hawthorne's Trans- formation ...

... last piece, an historical drama, The Scottish Chief ami The Maid of EUerslie, which has been on the boards for some short time. The story is founded upon the war between the English and the Scotch in the time Sir William Wallace, and Mr. James Anderson ...