... AND 122 LIvEs.--We have elsewhere referred to the reposted loss of the Americans steamer Starry Banner; but at Lloyds the story is believed to be a hoax. Letters from Boulogne, dated Monday midnight, make no mention of the landing of the forty-two survivors ...

... other day. De. ceased was a maltster at Mr. Wilkinson's kiln. A quantity of germinated grain bad been raised to the third story in baskets, through a series of trap doors nerwtt d above each other, in readiness for the kiln. was shovelling up the grain ...

... SOCIETY for JANUARY. Now L ready. Is. Luck in Families.' T ONDON SOCIETY for JANUARY. Now SIJ ready. Is. Rawdon's Raid, a Story of the Snow. L ONDON SOCIETY for JANUARY. Now ready. Is. The Temple Church. 1 ONDON SOCIETY for JANUARY. Now L ready. Is ...

... citizens, though their illiberalism was mainly due to race hatred.— Spectator. Romanitc Story from New York.—The New York correspondent of the Scotsman tells the following story:—A case has just been decided here in the Superior Court which famishes illustration ...

... service was performed as far as ?d the SNicene Creed. The Rev Arthur H. Stanto.n se then ascended the pulpit and preached a short ser- ;mon f rom the Epistle of the day (St. John the .d Evangelist's day), Truly our fellowship is with the s. Father and ...

... hearing that the states body was lving under the railway arch, near the of Three Locke, he wont there slid found that the story was true. The water not running through that particular arch, end he • tnan's body lying on the sand, the and left arm being ...

... Bere of Hebrew Eiftory By the Biehop of Oxford. 1.Eli0Ab. i. The Captain'e Wife. By Florence iclds. 10. Nobleaee Obhige: ?? Story of To-day. Bythe Author of ' Cltoyenne JrCqrlelina 1. Town end Caetle. 3, Lady Dorotheaoe Boudonir. oh 2. Phoebe's Walk to ...

... Extraokdinabt Story of a Storm. —The Rev. W. Barclay, who appears to a Church of England clergyman, narrates in Bristol paper an extraordinary storm which he encountered last Sunday in the Mendip Hills. The rev. gentleman prefaces his story with the remark ...

... Chambers drew a cheque for £30, enclosed it in an envelope, and directed it to the secretary of the Society. Buhner, knowing his story was untrue, stole the letter, forged the necessary signature to the cheque, and then attempted to get it cashed The fraud was ...

... ago, however, another weaver, named Bruley, gave information which led to the issuing of summons against English. Bruley’s story is, that the 13th of June, IB.il, called on English for a debt, and could not pet it, but that the next day he produced a Ju» ...

... BLPaitnt i S'Iso roved Patent E EDE1 for wt to DEEtS crnd CONDENSEBiS adhirably ads rted for Tweods, ?? Mix. ises, end the kse of short msrLal. Sbades arns nad cohied goods are net ?? with ordinary core. Itetadoa usnequelledfor enimtoves and for the proluelan ...

... body of Joseph in admirable style by Mrs Hick of (hall Howie.the Rev W. M. Madden, vicar, Mr Edgar Gail and found that the story was true. The water ordinary game trespass, and, with the expenses,' Walker, cloth fuller, of that place On Monday 'try, to ...