... admiration of Cathedral magnificence. . , _ , There are such endless stones about Jackson that to repeat them would fill volume. Stories of his being wrapt in prayer in the midst of fierce engagementstories of the unaffected earnestness and piety of his life ...

... the Corner of Bank street and Snig hill, lately occupied aa the Independent Office. Th. Cellaring is extensive, and tbe top Story la well adapted far Manufacturing purposes, being Lofty and well Lighted. There is Steam Power on the Premises, which are warmed ...

... Sunday or Monday, the Federals being busy on both days in removing the wounded and burying the dead. On Monday night, after a short and earnest Council of War, General Burnside issued orders to re-cross the Rappahannock. The movement was safely effected the ...

... bad a resolution on the I paper (Mr Richardson) was absent on-account of illness, I and if the question was adjourned for a short time, this gentleman mieht be bhtter and, return to his duties in the board ?? The MAYo&i remarked' in reference to the drainage ...

... 9d. and 4a. 6d. ; post free, 6d. extra. THE POWER OF MANHOOB restored aa certain aa snow melts beneath the sun, by taking a short course of Dr. LEWIS'S LE GRAND ELIXIR D'IDALIA. This life-giving Elixir is preciously prized for giving energy, strength, and ...

... Fish, butcher. Deeomber 23, at thle Rnish Church, Newbold, by the Rev E iI Blyth, assisted by the Rev Popham Blyth, Mr R G St;ory, farmer, of Thornton. near Pocklington, to 3lary, seceond daughter of M1r Joha Hornesy, farlier, of S seth Neowbald. Decom')er ...

... reliance on what he said. He appeared to have no recollection ; could not fill up the blanks that were left, and then the story that had on the face of it deceit, and he thought that his evidence, an barely supported as it was by other witnesses, would ...

... Homle.-Price One Penny. F M a1 I L Y HE R L D. _X Its tales are quite ra well written as the best circulating library stories. The answers to correspon- dents cannot be fictitious, for, if they were, a romance and a life history being embodied in almost ...

... head, the blow whichv the defendant gave him would have cracked his skull. Panrrr G GOOD iF TAuE.-We can tell our readers a story hitherto unedited, and which we think will not be considered the less terrible for being grotesque. One Boxing-day not very ...

... teacher to the assbcia- 'tion, illustrated the manner in which he conveyed Scripture lessons to his pupils by signing the story-of I Joseph and, his Brethren,?' and the interpretation by. Joseph of Pharoah's dream. . 1' .BRADFORD RIFLB OoaRPS.-Tie ' ...

... matter; that shaell give ?? the Illtst liaf Tfteea apecialily of 'its own.- This will comprise from time to time, Origiual Stories, eoth ?? 'and humonrous; Essays' on Curpent Topc Skthsf Soblety Satirical and 'therk Iore B'tscriptio Pie of SOt-oD Mhcfvay ...

... Accepted Addresses. Mrs 8. C. ball's Can Wrong be Right. Noble Purpose, Nobly Won, by autkor of Mary Powell. Bulwer's Strang*. Story. And many other Firav-class Works. Any Work not in the Library, and likely to be generally read, will be obtained for Subscribers ...