... unaccountable mistake, should not be persisted in, when they interrupted me by saying -' That your account, but w have another story. Besides, if, as you state you are civilian, and have nothing to do with soldiers or their movements, why are you always seen ...

... The funny questioner smiled faintly, but the company roared. A Double Elopement.—The Holmes County (Ohio) Farmer tells this story of a curious elopement and its consequences : —On Tuesday, last week, while standing on the platform of the depot building ...

... John Smith. Uld Wningham, do. James Smith. Farmer, Drumfergiie. tJartly Hubert Smith, Wester Slide. Dalhaikie Uev. Archihald Storie. Alexander Sim, tJourdas, Fyvlc William A. Skene of lAtiienty Alexander Smith. Farmer. Tm-her. Wart I dll Adam Singer. Funner ...

... chiidh ii ) d ; and ' ( , 1 _^' bearing - a proper _; moraL _' . ' : The : Chri _. _tluaa Tri _s ; is a collection of short _picces'in prbst and _vera _f _^ with _pretty ami simple mnstrations _;; _p- ' , _' _I _v _. _^ _. _Therley _.. _^ _y _. _• ...

... was so irritating to the skin, that the name of the Barber was applied to it ; and almost any old Greenlander can tell a story of this kind, without being suspected of anything like a shave. It has been mentioned to us, as showing the severity of the ...

... circulation. It is perfect Thesaurus Auld Reekie * gossip. Storied Traditions of Scottish Life. Second Series. By Alexander Leighton. Edinburgh: W. P. Nimmo. Mr Leighton is an old and practised story-teller, and contributed years ago to the ‘Tales of the ...

... sliding and skating fin regard to their passen the water anil gas supply | the Reformation was the great revival of the A STORY F Napies.—The London cor- | an attic room was in flames; and to ar ld to the ex- | In its meteorological aspect, Then came ...

... fering evistentally were debilitated by 1 be their lack of fi (their provisions were now run- y> on one occasion ning very short), and the frequent lack of water— on a they were 111 hours (the greater sart of the time beneath a broiling sun) without it ...

... sorts of professions in Japan—doctors, soldiers, &c.—but thev were wise enough not to have lawyers—(Laughter)—their laws being short and simple. His hopes of Japan being soon brought under the influence of the gospel, lay in the enterprise, energy, and education ...

... Rev. Brown, Mr William to Mary, MAIL NEWS Councillor Adamson, with Messrs J. M. M‘Beath, next season has yeen turned, and in short, Toran ANNUAL Revexce £350,090. € nston, and D. d be added to the Auburn, State of New York, and formerly re- daughter of Mr ...

... are purchased by par- tc ties who 'intend at once to enter upon theniwith the. view to their immediate improvement. In. Pt short, the demand for farming laud is a real TI and -not a fictitious one. In this respect the mt country is 'in' a mnore healthy ...

... of late was favourable the whole until the 20th, when, the morning of that day, some unfavourable appeared; hut these were short duration, as by noon his Majesty had recovered and was enabled leave his bed for some hours. the 23d the King was again in ...