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... lips some succulent saying or anecdote was ever lingering; John Daly, the Carlisle “C. 0.,” alike renowed for Irish song or story, have left their gap many merry circle. With the last of the old aristocratic stud-grooms has departed from amongst us. Everything ...

... all sides, the occupants maintained their right to be “»jolly,” with a philosophy slark Tapley might have envied. The two stories, so well known to all, have been dovetailed together by Mr. Gilbert a'Beckett (whose dialogue, by the way, might be advantageously ...

... of The Queen, acicioEmßpailnli Prince Leopold, drove in the °s g public for assistance to enable them to meet the continued short time, a n dwas afterwards taken. They have pointedly, if it come to a question of displeasing The Inman steamer City of London ...

... BURUBBAN LAND and DDK, DING OOMPANY (Limitedl. -No. 107 a, Fencburch-stre-i I Moimy received on DEPOSIT at FOUR pei repayable on short notice. FIT i. per Cent, allowed on sums of 100.. and upwards if deposited mat not lem than one year certain. f JONATHAN TAYLOR ...

... Hon. W. E. GLADSTONE, M.P., Appears in the JANUARY PART of GOOD WORDS, NEw THREE-VOLUME STORY BY THE AUTHOR OF JOSON HALIFAX. THE WOMAN'S KINGDOM, A Love Story By the AUTHOR OF JOHN HALIFAX, GENTLE- MAN, Is begun in the JANUARY PART of GOOD WORDS ...

... comprised a purchase of 21,000/., the chief of which was in bar gold- We recommend everybody who is disposed to credit Russian stories of tho blind obstinacy of the Turkish Government, to examine a little into the history of the different concessions the Porte ...

... ttrau' and Kaoe. XXII. A Nhcht of Siorn*. X X 111. - Tl.elbreL XXIV.—The Outlaw XXV. tiaMttMl Last. XXVI.—Tha ICenKai 2. A True Story of the Yorkshire ('•Hist. A IlluatratHNi. 3. Aunt Anaatatia on “The Kwilire Bea-M»u. Heindone. In Three ITraaea “'nie (Detrimental ...

... and s tht) anxiety with which the cows has been reoeived of :ae attack oa the Cork gunmaker's estibhshuieot. It is I in'y a short time s'.nee aa attack of a similar Datura was Hide upon another p'.ao of t'ao same kiud, and the police | iave not yet traced ...

... STORIES FOR THE NEW YEAR. I LEFT THE 'Nine of is the title of Beeton's Christmas Annual, now published by Ward, Lock, and Tyler, and there are nine tales by perms of different nations; thus we the Scotchman, the German, the Yankee, the Eeglisbman, the ...

... Bentley, JBGB.— Lawrence Bushmere was ft farmer well-to-do in the world. His household comprised, the commencement of the story, his wife, his son Gilbert, and Dorothy, an adopted daughter. Years before, had found this girl, infant, with her dead mother ...

... same night, but could make no one hear. On the following morning she went to the workhouse with the child, and repeated the story about having found it under a lamp-post. She said that the child was not hers, that she had found it in Burton, and that the ...