... Confederates that a story obtained much vofeuo among them lo the effect that cue those recent tles a Southern forc.% guarding a line of railroad in p!acj where tfcc rails were laid upon masses of email racks end lco?o stone?, found themselves short of urn muni-ion ...

... coinage of the mass is false, and this casts suspicion upon the value of that which happens to be genuine. The author of this story is very careful not to overstep the bounds of probability ili sketchingI his good characters, but the probability by which ...

... the sake of her husband and child the world might know she is not the deeply-stained criminal she is convicted of being. Her story linds many believers, and many more, though not convinced, would yet give the unfortunate woman the due beneht of the doubt ...

... :he statement tecoming, whilst Lori Peas told tier, in hoar-tr and unmerciful term!, her fixed doam, and his opinion of her story, once more compoeed, anal wearing, indeed, an air stern even to tierce. The jury who had just settled bar fate seemed much ...

... the short space of twenty minutes. This oporation, c which was formerly considered to be one of the most difficult c in the presence of an enemy, is now accomplished with . a comparative facility. The bridge thrown over the Seine t within so short a time ...

... real knowledge of German life and character in the tale, which gives it a freshness and value of its own.— Spectator. A story of powerful interest. —Court Journal. Hurst and Blackett, Publishers, 13, Great Marlborough-street. Now ready, price 55., ...

... event of unfrequent occurrence - took place on Thursday night, and Friday morning the mother w*s found dead in a delph a short distance from the house, her bead being much bruised and disfigured. present there evidence to show how the deceased got into ...

... if she wee badly eel, rend I raj I she was, net site said chest the doctor a owes in the teeming she woe'd to tell him scam story or other how oho got it. I asked the uIJ sae onee whoa he ears into the morn how he luol t alloseul luinmeir to to provoked ...

... terrible cut under the left eye, which wee covered with plaster, endeavoured to go late lying in the St. Katherine - dock. a long story as to the origin of the quarrel between her bus- The prosecutor, a respectable and steady man, exhibited band, his father, ...

... the result, but lie would not say how it hail been consummated. It would take too long. Ile had written at great length the story of his life while in prison, but he had since reflected, and had become convinced it would give unnecessary pain to others ...

... casements, box and other shutters, a modern 36-in. register and other stoves, shop counter, large oak chest, several long and short ladders, three iron hog troughs, srarden and other tools, old iron, a few lots of HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE, and numerous other ...

... Angel of ConsoU.ioo, Fidelity Kewarded. Ih. Vi.ion of Old Andrew. Tb. ..»er, Ihe Hop Bloasom*. A Short Tro»ll*e on th* Cross. h« Stnloe of St George, Story abnal George Stepney, lb. Great Rail, ay Engineer ; Catherine ”» ’ ' , '* U.ee.ted Child, Work, ...