... bailiff to Mc. May, who occupund Kuols, Firm, at Beenchley . On Monday Tt Lo saw the prisouer Carey on the farm, butdul not speak to him, and on T e day morning bie came again and spoks to hiw abouta wate 4 plawa, vl oot knowing what had taken place, witness ...

... horizon that these changes take place to their full extent. In the tropics, where the air {4 more uniform in texture, so to speak, the stars do not scintillate unless they are ?“ alose to the horizon, a circumstance,” BayH l{um{n]c. « which gives a ...

... was even in better voice in the evening than in tho morning. Of Mr. Stocker's fine touch and brilliancy of playing wo can’t speak too highly, and hix comie singing in the evening won him great applausc. On the whole the conoerta were decidedly succoss!ul ...

... aged persous, Thers are 5,167,480 families occupying 8,766,204 houses. Of the whole population 23,958,103 speak hdhn; 134,485 speak French; 20,393 speak German ; 118,929 spsak wther languages, such as Albagese, Greek, and Blave, With regnrfi to religion, there ...

... room’ at the foot of the stairs. They had only the remnants of our two starved chickens ! THE QUEEN'S SBBRVANTS. The Queen speaks of Mr. Grant, her head keeper, in these terms :—He hn[:imboen nearly 20 years with Sir Kgrbon Gorden—nine as keeper. He was ...

... already spoken to us, on the 20th, of his wiehes ; but we were uncertain, on aoccount of her extreme youth, whether he should speak to her himself, or wait till he came back again. However, we felt it was better he should do so ; and during our ride up Uraig-na- ...

... the fate of a subaltern could not be known. I had wished to hear more, and what I heard stupefied me ; I could not think or speak. Preseatl the Prince came in, looking very sad, and he said, wit{ much feeling, words to this eflyact.:—“ It is a glorious ...

... On the beauteons faces of the nymphs dejection sat enthroned. All four reclined under the willow for some minutes without speaking, till ac length the Bride of the Colonel poutingly observed, * It's of no use pretending any more ; and we hal better g‘ln ...

... ever{“yw.‘ After talking some time with her, she said, ‘I am p‘)y to see you looling so nice.' She had tears in her eyes, and speaking of Vicky's going, said, ‘l'm very sorry, and 1 think she is sorry hersel’ ;' ang, having said she feared she would not see ...

... incredible, especially where the rector or vicar happens to be an unprotected male. And these distressing, and, generally speaking, irremediable cases, necessitate the fearful ordeal of private interviews,—even fn his own study the unhappy victim is not ...

... Sergeant-Instructor, and hoped that the other sergeants would co-operate with him and assist him all they could, He had been speaking during the previous week to n(gem.leumn about a site for a drill shed near the Wesleyan Chapel, but there was no frontage ...

... widened and | levellod out of the rates, how Blackhall-lane was similarly | | treated,and also how the lane of which they were speaking, Hitch and Hatch, was now in the course of widening | How was it, several gentlemen asked, all this was done if | the Board ...