... continuations of stories previously commenced. In the present days of wavering alle- giance to periodicals, consequent on the crowd of new aspirants to favour, one would thiuk it would be bad pohcy not to have at least one complete story for the benefit ...

... human nature ever encountered by any rational being, and it is impossible to discover any ro'evancy between the title and the story. Rhapsodical artists, demoniacal Italian counts, aud irra- tional yonng women, enfranchised by _iome extra- vagant theories ...

... Court of Directors is held every Wednesdaj', from ■eleven to one o'clock, to receive proposals for new assurances ; and a short account of the societj- may be had on ?? personally, or by post, from the office, where attendance is given daily from ten ...

... Lowndeao professors above. The apparatus-room and private room of the Jacksonian professor are contained iv the lateral one- storied appendage on the west side of the tower ; and the apparatus ami private rooms of the three last-named professors extend along ...

... tures, its ri. h fun- 4 of information, and spirited illustrations, wiU command a wide circle of readers. The interest of hit story never flags for a moment. — Athenaeum. Hurst and Blackett, Pub Ushers, 13, Great Mar_borou ...

... cuts must have been inflicted with a sharp instrument and with great strength. The accused was naturally suspected, and in a short time he made a confes- sion wbich he afterwards recalled. He said that he had been badly treated while in confinement, and ...

... profits from the success of regular, lawful in- tercourse between the two worlds. It is hoped that the Halifax story is, like the Havana story, a canard, and that we are not to be insulted and wronged by those who have found their account in being friendly ...

... opposition to the present ruler of the JLebauon, and more particularly to his lieutenant, the Emir Shejeed. To make a long story short, the Sheik was * invited ' to come to Beyrout, and once here was thrown iuto prison, from which he was taken yesterday and ...

... parlour ; whereas it turned out that fciitl been agreed ou from the very first that bbould have that room. Then there was the story lit his intention to have a railway made right up to his Idoor— the truth being that he bad said he would have ■made almost ...

... had so many artifices, dangling about the watch and chain and. so forth, that he thought her quite the lady, believed her story implicitly, and would have let her have the money. Various other cases, all of the same description, were gone into, and at ...

... rary men. plying his scissors with his accustomed industry, has lately cut out a dozen or two of trite or erroneous Turner stories, and published them in a catchpenny form, for which, as partly fulfilling Job', wish, I thank him. The vulgaritv'of this ...

... prepare a short address for our meeting to-night, 1 at once encountered a difficulty which all lecturers feel deeply — the choice of a subject.. My tirst idea was, naturally, a commercial and professional one. 3 had seen treatises on the story of a pin ...