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... excellent mazazive for those who wish to combine a knowledge of the fashionsand of work with the perusal of light and amusing stories. poetry, &o. Watt Ixstirerios extensive col lection of objects so well ‘itted to interest and in struct will be opened daring ...
... fills with some detail. These solemn silences no articulate voice has broken. They must remain as chasms in the course of the story over which no actual bridge can be thrown. But seldom, if ever, in our own literature have they been bridged over by so many ...
... 18th says;— This forenoon the rain has been heavy that little progress has been made. Our cavalry skirmished with the enemy a short distance south of Springfield, finding Forrest in command. The New York Commercial Advertiser says that Wilmington is supposed ...
... See the Newv Volume of London Society,~ the mnost - Richly Illustrated Mlagazin e of the day. -. 2.THIE GREAT PRIZE: a Story of the French Lot-. -. tories. -See London Society, a' Mhonthly illustrated Maga- , zinc of Light macd Amausin~g .Literature ...
... excited attention about three weeks before, when it was remembered she had been laid up (she said with a sore throat) for a short time. A police- man went and searched her cottage, and discovered a box and a portion of a box covered with paper similar to ...
... THE CHRI3TM.AS NUMBER OF I ONDON SOCIETY. Now Reedy, Price Is, With Numerous CH HIST >I AS, TWKL-TH-NIGHT, and NEW-lEAR STORIES, Richly Illustrated by Distinguished Artists. Contents. 1. A CHRISTMAS GREETING. See the A Christmas Number of London Society ...
... mess or any place of public resort. Ultimately Captain Revell was allowed to exchange to another corps, A friend sends me a story to match that of the Scotsman on the antiquity of Versailles, which I told you some time since. This is of Irishman who, conducting ...
... with me, and I replied, You go on first, you know the road. Potter then took me to a front bedroom door on the second story, and he said, There is so one here. I said, Is there any one shove? and Potter replied, Come into the attic with me ...
... positively that this Mr Parker was really atheistical lecturer named Barker, on whom they heaped vast amount of abuse: The story was known great number of parsons in London to be utterly without foundation, but neither of the parties eonoorned either could ...
... of and a son. who. a few short hours before, r» asts full of hope, while bent on hours' in merriment and pleasure. t Ik- her feelings ?? We cannot think of only too gladly draw the curtain round * « of one who. in a few short hours, has ft of her present ...
... to resign the comforts and amenities of civilised communities for the nomadic life of the Bedouin or the Indian. A singular story is told of th Baron of Saint Casteins, a native of Oleron in Bairn, and an officer of the Cariguan regiment in Canada, who ...
... whether there is to be an reduction of the Naval Katimates, and what? I wi hi not be hurried, or com- lied to arrange changes ut short notice. pe Earl de Grey and Ripon- -1 have no right or desire to imitate the peremptory tone of the Duke, but I could wish ...