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... Nowicad etalltheLibrasles,inDvolS., M I LL Y' S H 1E BR 0o .T~L By the Authorof Grandmother's Money&. A most interesting story, exceediu~ly welU tli. The book Is ?? of charming touches of real life.' -Star. Hurst and Blackett, publIshers, 1, Great M ...
... prisoners escaped : from the frigate Blanca at Copiapo, and report several Spanish officers sick of small-pox ; the frigate was short of coal, and the British brig Premier refused to sell her any. Two hundred navvies have commenced a road from Chanar- cillo ...
... assured that numbers of operatives at the railways and other public works are thrown out of employment by the companies, who are short of funds for the furtherance of their enterprises. The municipal corporations of most cities in Spain have undertaken works ...
... to 500 J. upon personal security, furniture without removal, or deposit of deeds, —■a, repayable by easy instalments for short or long periods. Terms from 6to 10 per cent. Prospectus gratis.— Offices, 62, St. Maitin's-lanc, W.C. ALBERT DAVIS, Secretary ...
... I A SAD STORY. Mr. Samuel Clarke, the sanitary inspector, furnishes to the Norfolk News the following extraordinary state ment: — ?? A short time since, through permission of the press, I brought under notice of the public the difficult, experi- enced ...
... imaginary forms, the creations of our own senses ; in short, that arc conscious merely of our own thoughts and feelings; that we move about in world of our own invention, or rather dreams; that, in short, in the words the parodist •• Thmkinf is Out iiile ...
... pre- tence for this singular story, but could find no traces of any of the articles in the house (and there were some of considerable value lying about) being disturbed, and he came to the conclusion that the old man's story was a myth. To make the matter ...
... on it, is used for any other pnrpose than maintaining a set of scamps in idleness. Stories come to as of remittances of Fenian funds to Ireland. Most of these stories are doubtless intended to show that the contributions received are actually expended ...
... pretence for this singular story, but could find no traces of any of the articles in the house (and there were some of considerable value lying about) being disturbed, and he came to the conclusion that the old man's story was a myth. To make the matter ...
... Federal commanders on the Rio Grande—all these a:e signs which show that the wind is not blowing towards a peaceful quarter. In short the relations between Paris and Washington must be set down as what the French call extremement tendues—Anglice, decidedly ...
... resented as a new invention the monarch's ap- pointing commissions to assay weights and mea- sures. For such a purpose nothing short of the omnipotence of Parliament Is sufficient, and as the houses are not now in scsslou, the Government are on the horns of ...
... Francis, with feelings which, aa society was then constituted at Maye_ce, seemed -lttle short of madness, but which were iv a cer- tain sense reciprocated. Throughout the story, where courage and address are required, Jean Baptiste is always ready to the authors ...