... reaches the third part. We are g l a d to find that this prolific author has taken to writing continued stories rather than his old plan of short tales, all of the seine patern. Frederick Marshall contributes his tenth paper on the trade in France, which ...

... success cheerful to contemplate. Tbe expedition of General Butler, whicb, will be remembered, sailed from Boston and Portland a short time siuce with a strong military force, has made a landing at Ship Island, at the mouth of the Mississippi river. The news ...

... with eager on-lookers, woidsof «•'•' coutagement issued from tbe skip, though not .ortc luckless wi-ht whose stone stopped short ot * m. v : n At three o ' clock mother gun was fired hi* tbe hill, when the exciting but kindly pfciy war * once arrested ...

... Middlesex, c Broughton At Lord’s. England v. b Griffith 2 Subset. not out 13— 15 At the Oval, Gentlemen op the North Gentlemen- of Story b Goodrich the South. Nottingham. Gentlemen op Surrey Club. v. c Mitchell b Buchanan Gentlemen of b Healy Midld. Counties. ...

... me in yonder churchyard.” There was a general outburst exclamations, and Mrs. Leslie took the opportunity of preaching her short sermon on the sinfulness such thoughts, and the still greater crime of giving way to them. But Marian was obstinate. know you ...

... he lodged with Her. G. C. UattOL, Mount Pleasant, Paisley, or before 15tb inat, VLA Y, residing in pleasant Seaport Town, short distance .in Glasgow, baring already several TAfTNO under her care, wishes to receive few ■ sre Their Kdueatioa would strictly ...

... and it appears from the usual prelude of summary by which unfortunate Chancellors of the Exchequer seek to soften down bad story, that the quarter shows decrease of £1,200,000, and the year of not less than £3,300,000* Thus Mr. Gladstone’s fiscal policy ...

... disappeared since short time back, when they had been seen by the prisoner. He then said thought the lawyer should have them. He had been working and receiving wages apprentice up to some days since, but he now adhered to his story of being out of his ...

... cluster along the high tide watermark—this shore of New Brighton possesses many attractions for a wandering eye.—abere : the Story of a Life. Tae Aovererions or 'Juarez Lira.—Oh, brother Cockney, if you have never tried the peace and quiet of a two or three ...

... (applause). Lord Eglintoun had given sufficient proof of what his worth was, so that it was not on a sort of hearsay or tell tale story wera met together (hear, hear). Every class and every creed had collected together to do honour to his Memory, and he believed ...

... the barrister prosecuting for the Mint. And this would have : been a case purely circumstantial evidence. 1 The moral of the story is too obvious—the danger which a jury is always in of convicting an innocent man. This ambitious young litterateur might have ...

... SWANSEA, WEDNESDAr, JAN. 1, 1861. 1861. As we look back over a short twelve months, with the dawn of a new year on the horizon, we are astonished at the multiplicity of events which have filled them, events equalling in interest and excitement those of ...