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... their meetings. —lritk Farmer*' Gazette. Sroaias Told to a Child. By the Author of Studies for Stories.” (Strahan).—The fourteen interesting little stories published in this small volume will, we have no doubt, be pleasing the understanding of the little ...

... loo-ka. Shu-she-ark-nuk said that he heard other Innuits who were at Igloolik at the same time, and saw Crozier tell the same story. The old lady, Erk-tu-a came in and while Shu-she-ark-nuk was present—though she knew nothing of what Shu-she-ark-nuk had been ...

... Maguire became certain, it was found that he had absconded. inquest will held to-day. Romantic Concealment a the The following story is related of romantic occurrence which took place near N’enagb some time since. It appears tl»at a handsome blooming country ...

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... of. The head is adorned with a diadem rich yet chaste, and there is no superfluous jewellery on neck, breast, or arms. In short, the lady, whose soft manners, to some extent, redeemed the camp rudeness of Bonaparte’s court, is there before you; and the ...

... no appearance even then of any danger, but a few miuutes sufficed to show that a serious tire hr.d broken out in the fifth story of warehouse letter F, yet on some of the dock officials rushing into it; they found men at work in the floors below, quite ...

... purchasing the best and stoutest stock of England and Ire- land, it can surprise no one if, in the course of a compara- tively short period, they were enabled to send to this country a Gladiateur, a Fille de l'Air, and an Alcibiade ; and, as a reward of their ...

... no appearance even then of any danger, but a few miuutes sufficed to show that a serious fire had broken out in the fifth story of warehouse letter F, yet on some of the dock officials rushing up into it; they found men at work in the floors below, quite ...

... HLORODYNE Vice-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood stated that Dr. Collis Browne was undoubtedly the inventor of Chlorodyne: that the story of the defendant. Freeman, was deliberately untrue, which, he regretted to say. had been sworn to. Kiuincnt Hospital Physicians ...

... paying the premium the po’ : cy of urance erected for the benefit his survivors. Feeling bis time will be but short. a»d wishing give him a short respite from pressing care before be passes away, some of friends in Dublin have commenced a movement for La' ...