... cradle, and at eight o'clock the Vesta disappeared. We saw neither of our rivals again until they came into Cowes. Songs and stories in the cabin, and heavy snow squalls on deck, marked oar first night at sea. The next day was bright and cold. We carried ...

... matchwood, and ran rapidly across to the ladies' retiring room. whence it spread upwards and into the Assyrian Court, which in a short time it com- pletely destroyed. It is curious that, although it had been checked in its passage across the build- ing by the ...

... some 20 feet. She was much burnt and cut about her person, by the fall, and notwithstanding her dreadful suffering she made short work of it in getting into the back yard, and knocking the rear of the house of a next door neighbour, Mr. Poole. She so got ...

... ATTEND this EVENING CLASS may be obtained by Youths not con nested with THE CHURCH AND COUNTRY Newspapers. Til EKE ARE SHORT AND SIMPLE LECTURES EXPLANATORY OF CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY. TAXATION, MUNICIPAL AND PARISH GOVERNMENT, AND POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ...

... NEATH AND BRECON. The extension to connect this line with the Brecon and * Merthyr system has been completed, and in a short time 1 the railway will for both and traffic. By the completion of this extension new route will Is* opened from Swansea, Llanelly ...

... the Messrs. Goodman, Chubb, Cater, Short, rers, Smalo, Eggings, Brown, Rowland, Essery, Burt. Brimmell, &c. Amongst tho ladios wore Mrs Birch, Mrs. Martyn. Mrs. Daunt, Mrs. Carpenter, Mr 3. Reed. Mrs. Burt, Mrs. Short, Mrs. Essery, &c, &c. Tho Archdeacon ...

... Humbly submu any other information I may have had, the mere fact of an o*ner having backed a horse for large sum at a very short price is in itself sufficient evidence—sufficient at least for all reasonable and unprejudiced people—that the owner had at ...

... notice of fresh supply of silk pocket-handkerohiafa ’prentioa had joat brought from the store-room for hia inspection, gave Sir short nod, and bustled out the ahop. ”Impudent, bat interesting, confound him!” exclaimed the meroer, aa looked after him, and pondered ...

... foilhloeirediaoreassr.dto the P w ou h nc en y l asktr d him the w Pri ba he .r watrtt; amount of the rating of the premises. Mr. Short° but be gave no reply. Primmer thee snMed towards sugetkted th it sn effort should be made t get more the front door, and on ...

... The felicity of the mar- ried pair was unfortunately of short duration. One story says that the husband was unkind, and given to 'habits which ill became the married state, and a' l - ter story says that the death of her- former lover recalled her love ...

... rider. A milkman who had been drinking in Sheffield until it was late found me laid upon my face, short way from the bar, with my coat-tail on fire. My story about how I had been raced by a ghost on herseback, and how the ghost had made a clutch my coat ...

... accompanied by Miss Williamson and the Rev, A. Ewing, ot Trinity Church. Every child in the schools was also presented with story book. After the distribution of the prizes, the Rev. A. Ewing delivered very affectionate address the children. Some kind lady ...