... the Turkish consul at his residence, Fallowfield, Withington. The doctor, when called upon for his defence, told a rambling story about his having been paid to examine the head of gentleman in this city, who, he said, it was feared was out of his mind; ...

... innocence of the murder of his sweetheart, and repeated his story of the crime having been committed by bismother while in state of temporary delirium. It is almost needless to state that the prisoner's story gains no credence with those about him, and it is their ...

... his ducal days at Bushy. Among the Queen and ladies plying their then fashionable worsted work, It. loved to tell domestic stories of a Ocoee quality; he pottered • good deal; played his ribber, and was a favourable specimen of the g ood-natured sire—having ...

... of country capable of supporting some 10,000,000, or even some 20,000,000 people. The united population of all these much short of 500,000. Abounding the most magnificent harbours and rivers, with fisheries only second value to those of Newfoundland —with ...

... this town are within easy rifle shot of the Neapolitan sentinels, with whom they indeed exchanged shots the day before in a short, but smart encounter, in which two the Neapolitans were killed and six others were put hors dc combat. One of the Garibaldians ...

... Diggings. A corresn ndent of :he New York Tribrne, writing from Denver City, Bike’s Peak, August 2, tells the following tragic story; “ an affray in this city, a few weeks since, negro, known as Professor Starke, was shot by Charley Harrison, gambler. The ...

... the Tnrkish consu at his residience, Fallowfield, Wlthlngton, The dootor, when called upon for his defence, told a rambling story about his having been paid to examine the head of a gentle. san In this oity, 'Who, he said, It was feaed was cut of his mind; ...

... all an extent of country ennoble else i rortlng some 10,000,000, or some 20,000,000 gaited populatioa al all these is much short of 500,000. Abounding in the moat magnificent harbours and rivets, with famine second is value to those of Nevrfoundlatid—with ...

... lengthy detaila; bet if oar readen wish for thorough triumph of fact over the moat singular weavings of fiction in English story, let them torn to the career the quondam groom and aubaequent Prime Minister, Ward. The letters alone of this personage or ...

... channels for disposing of such a sum could not readily be discovered. (Cheers and laughter.) Without wishing to say more, as short speeches were the best, he would only return them his heartfelt thanks, behalf the Governor and the other members of the Society ...

... drooping trimming of jet. The corsage had a very short basque, slightly pointed before and behind, and merely long enough toplace the chicoree trimming upon it. Wo need scarcely say that the sleeves were short. The corsage was intended to be worn either over ...

... dull peri the year for the pub Now is the season for tind matter to fill up his columns. the penny-a-liner—who dresses up stories of resuscitated toads, showers of fri xs, gigantic gooseberries, romantic su icides, and improbable and impossible feats— ...