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... Waiting for the Host is the title of the forthcoming Christmas number of Chambers' Journal. It embraces series of fire-side stories set in framework of somewhat novel character. A large party has assembled by invitation at a bouse in Russell-square, and ...
... attended as his deputy. Every seat in the large assembly room in the Town Hall was occupied, and the guests numbered little short of 600. The dinner, by the way, was badly served, and the Accopmodation for the reporters very indifferent. The seats allotted ...
... the restoration of the church. A very pleasant evening was spent. HORNCASTLE.—Court House, Saturday, Nov. 25.)— Before J. H. Short and Moses Elmhirst, Esqs., and the Revs. Thomas Livesey and Francis Pickford.)—John Torn, of Minting, a boy about eleven years ...
... number of the Sias rdas Re . — MSS. —Brilliant rirmona wanted. Liberal terms for really first-rate composition. Address, with short specimen, L D., Union, Oxford. It was resolved, at an influential meeting of the subaceibers to the Gladstone Memorial Fund ...
... not so much in the of the stories ves, as in @ suitable excuse for bringing > narrators Greater in- genuity is req setting in the cutting of the difficulty is got the guests assembled in the house of one narrate the stories it ox a killing the time pending ...
... end countryman of the Duke de Persigny, M. Delaros, has just published a collection of the duke’s speeches, preceded by a short bio- graphical notice, which gives a curious account of the origin of his Bonapartist enthusiasm. When travelling in Ger- many ...
... except, perhaps, with the non-poetical profeisors. Had Mr. Ruskin done nothing more than write the sixth chapter of “The Sea Stories,” he would have been most justly entitled to any honor the Institute could have conferred a non-professional miyi, for a more ...
... examined the coast in the morning, he met with an ill omen. For out on the barren sand lay old wreck, with not sign to tell its story. This incident depressed them all. Such was their extremity of thirst they tried to suck the dew from the leaves with a they ...
... Arsenio: ' Liktibirstsysuetig - loo l BliAl4Y it.);SIERVAKF.—br lifaeleod's story about the inconsistencies of Scotch Sabbstariorns spay be ilkl'alleted iri,lt many similar. stories in other'quarters, 'We have heard of instances of Jewish families who Would ...
... were, however, disappointed to a considerable extent, in consequence of his marriage, on the 15th of July, 1804, with Mary Short. His father allowed him £000 a year, and or- his death left him a life interest only in a sum of £40,000. He lived with his ...
... people in the ? The daughter was in despair at the maternal decree, but the painter bade her take courage; and sure enough a short time after he came triumphantly with the newspaper containing the first series of invites, wherein his lame shone oonapicious ...
... Tickets, 6s. 6d. each, may be had of the Stewards, the Hon. Secretaries, the Observer Office, Gateshead, of Messrs HoORN & STORY, and Mr HARE, Grey Street, and T. S. WATSON, Northumberland Street, Newcas- tle. [1098 1 HE NORTH DURHAM PERMAINENT BUILDING ...