... colleagues, and to retain the Milling allegiance of his followers. If the feel- ing which iH entertained to his person falls short of enthusiasm, no Englishman, whatever miay be his party leaning, is ashamed to be represented at home or abroad by Lord Pal- ...

... Duffenu proposed Mr, Brant’s health in a very short but extremely kind and Mr. Brant was well cheered by all present, he most certainly deserved by all Englishmen. seldom catch glimpse ot Colonel Buruahy. 1 have short chat with a red tunic and large hearokm ...

... hungry dog, which in the morning was found dead near the box of the sentry who bad been the cause of the alarm. This curious story has been vouched for more than one of the Neapolitan deserters, and its details still provoke the amusement our soldiers. Dec ...

... of Commons misses scarcely any familiar presence, except that of the obe stinate old sailor, who incessantly denounced the short- comings of the Adiniralty and urged the increase of the Navy. Sir Charles Napier, with a small share of the the intellectual ...

... unaccountable, mistake should not be persisted in, when they interrupted me by saying: That is your account, bat we have another story. Besides. if, as you state, you are a civilian, and have nothing to do with soldiers or their movements, why are you always ...

... colleagues, and to retain the willing allegiance of his followers. If the feeling which is entertained to his person fails short of entlinsiarti., no Englishman, whatever may he his party leaning, is d to he represented at home or abroad by Lord Palmerston ...

... Square. Wayside Lectures throughlGrace and Mabel—MTn France, Holland. &c. | tosh. Tin Young Voyagers by Juvenile Tales and Stories Mayne Reid. The Desert Home, The Castaway, Carleton, or Firs) Days at School The Runaways and The Dnshwood Priory, G’psies ...

... under the superintendence of Chief Boatman liaise, promptly fired off rockets to the vessel, but unfortunately they fell short of her. The lifeboat was then called for, when the two first men who volunteered go in her were Michael Swiney and James Fletcher ...

... talk to a deaf man at the Falls of Niagara. Savonarola, is not very wise in introducing II iramon —wiam thee it be a soup story or a fact; whether the mid Miremon be a Protestant in disguise, or a had Catholic indoctrinated with the Anglican morale. How:many ...

... custom falsehood, got up from hearsay and part former | malicioas motives ; but ‘subsequent inqui mad depar- | parent that the story was painfully true as to t remony | facta, and that a well-concocted iracy hi .e same | for the preparation of robbery and ...

... extremely difficnlt to keep iu order, and it required all the moral authority of the Lord Mayor to be able to so. It the old story of the ** grey mare.” Alderman Carroll refused to admit the grandsons of freemen, and consequently he was gnilty. The censure ...

... ship on the short*. I then sent down to tell the people to come up, and an express to Mr. Philpot, the magistrate at Alexandria, for assistance. There are 45 lives on hoard. Three men came np with the boys. They could hardly relate their story. We had them ...