... I did not tell him that Iexpected my busband returning. The house in Broad-entry is a board and lodging-house. He did not speak much. He dragged me across the street, He said, You b-r, I will learn you for this. The lodger prevented him from doing me ...

... than -370j00-a vast proportion for a 'country where the whole -population is only 1,800,000. The 'Hesingfors J'oarnal, in speaking of the general'distriss, says that the' meeting of the Diet is loo~ked for with impatience, as, unless efective measurest ...

... snffer. Rer demeanour, howvever, was such as not to create any belief in the mrinds of the, officials of the gaol that she was speaking the truth. The prisoner was evidently a womn,^ of' the most firm: and determined spirit, and ib was the opinion-of all those ...

... come down to ?? any mnore. He had frequently spoken of the inefficient CY accommodation afforddd, and although he was not speaking onk Cy his own, behalf, for he he~d plenty of accommodation at that end is. of the room, yet he felt that it' was impossible ...