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... FROM FUN ALMANACK. Tre Eveving Papsns,—Curl papers. A PaLL Nowgr or Us Omikor TO.—A wind-fall. If a pear could speak, what would be its dialect ?—Jargonelle. TrE LATEST PROM CANADA.—When a young gentleman in Canada wishes to anuumlnn to a young lady ...
... FRANCE PARIS, Sgpr. 25, The Moniewr de Soir, in its bulletin, speaking of the arrest of General Garibaldi, says :—** All sensible minds will approve the conduct of the {ulinn Government, which i= conformable to the stipulations of the September Convention ...
... bear, to our earnest yer + him from above. B ~the tear-drop's on the cheek # gentle, kind and meek \& more than tongues can speak ; - wntiments of love, 20. 1868. CAR ...
... Captain Bedford Pim to the T¥mes, on his return from Awmerica, and learning the nature of the report of the Commissioners. It speaks for itself, and is a satisfactory reply to ull the calumny that has bsen 80 freely circulated by the Radicals on the subject ...
... gives to the understanding. ALL I¥ THE TRADE.—Ouar Tobaoconist, who has lately retired to a little villa in the outakirts, speaks of it—as his Snuff-Box. ¥ a % % A FEW EDUCATIONAL DERINITIONS.— Mental Aruhmetic— Abstraction. Book Keeping—Not rcmrniui volumes ...
... missed them soon afterwards. On the following Tuesday evening she saw prisoner’s daughters wearing some of her things. Umn speaking to the prisoner about the robbery, she acknow: goxre having the articles and pawning them, and asked prosecutrix to have ...
... Jocomotive? When it goes over the llecrfl- Why 18 a lightod candle like an extinct fire ? It burns no longer. An editor, in speaking of the magical strains of a hand organ, says, ** When he played ‘»Ohfi;co« Tray,” he noticed oleven pups sitting in front ...
... round the village, followed by a concourse of persons. The utmost ordar and good feeling prevailed througnout the day, which speaks well for the club and the village generally. Most of the company present separated at an early hour. ...
... aged persous, Thers are 5,167,480 families occupying 8,766,204 houses. Of the whole population 23,958,103 speak hdhn; 134,485 speak French; 20,393 speak German ; 118,929 spsak wther languages, such as Albagese, Greek, and Blave, With regnrfi to religion, there ...
... following passage spoken by Mr. RIGHT, the President of the Board of Trade, conhis colleague, the Chancellor of the Exjer. Speaking of Mr. Lows, the President of Board of Trade observed“‘Allow me to touch upon the character of those unjust sertions which ...
... to men who were dem:(fuguu yosterday and patriots to-day. Mr. Lewis said he had full confidence in both candidates, and in speaking of the new Reform Act, said he thought the Conservatives had gone so far as even to frighten Mr. Bright, and as regards * ...
... inspected and examined by the Rev, G. M. Moncrieff, one of her Mijesty's Inspectors. The report has just been received and speaks in a very favourable manner of the efticiency of the schools and the progress that has been mads under the present master ...