... sheltered nooks and in hot-beds is being carried on, and the same remark applies to the planting of green peas. A Brazrmian Story.—At a town in Brazil many years ago a woman named Melchior gave birth It was the only child of the parents. When the child ...

... of the banjo is prouounced ths African’s by amateurs upun that solace of woes and back»one of the cork opera ‘‘ superb.” A story is floating about in musical circi:s that three or four years ago a certain minstrel band, now doing a flourishing business ...

... attractive. MrcuANIcs’ Institution.—Our readers will cbse ’ that Mr. J. Pobertshaw gives hig reading of | D.ckens s beaut:fal story‘ The Crick+: on the H-arth” to-night, In the large hall of the Inst'tution. From tue success attending the reader’s former ...

... —This extraordinary self-taught man died at his residence Limekiln-lane, Ardwick, on Monday last, the 2nd inst., after a very short ess, in the 81st year of his agj. It is now nearly years 6ince Mr. Buxton—then a maker children's shoes—wrote h's Botanical ...

... occorrence she had fainted, and on regaining her senses she found that a dog had eater tue infant.” Whether this horrible story be true er false, no child discovered. had been found, nor could any trace of the body be The legal result was that the jary ...

... OF SAVANNAH. The story is that many of the citizens here are Union people. They sre very apathetic to-day. The intlax of refagees from Central Georgia made such a crowd in the city that house room could not be for all. Some were on short commons of food ...

... demand for their services iv action. The experience of many years has proved tbat sudden fits of economy necessitate, within a short period, a disproportionate outlay. The Crimean war might have been bought off by preliminary expen fiture of ten per cent, ...

... of Overbook, who enjoys Rome a green old age. A letter from the luman steamer City of Dublin, now at York, tells a fearful story of suffering at sea. The City of Dublin picked three men from the ship Burnside, of Greenock, after they had been six days ...

... formation of a company nnder the [limited Liability Act carry on the business, and it is Imped tha' the stoppage will only for a short period, aod that the Midland Works wiii ere long In again in full operation. Longevity at Worksop. (From Correspondent.}—We ...

... BLONDIN AND HIS BANKER. (From The Field ) The story, as told by and the bankrupt, is simplicity itself. Blondin went to Spain some time ago, and Coleman accompanied him. Hero Coleman made the acquaintance of Signor Vincento Merello, of Port St. Mary; ...

... one bright morning lately. ‘© What race ?’’ anxiously inquired the friend. “Why, the human race, to be was the reply. The story of a scheme, of which M. E. de Girardin was to be a promoter, for lending fifty million francs to Haussmann, to enable him ...

... to bay his stock again. Turin Correspondent of the Daily News. Return of the Boots.—A German journal relates the following story : —The regiment of Prussian iufantry (No. 60), while on its return from the Duchies, stopped at Spandau, and some of the men ...