... 1, MO. young man of about 25 years of age, and positively had not the slightest ground of offence against his victim. The story told by the informer, who had been 'originally hired by a farmer with a bribe of 5-/., to commit the murder, vas indeed a strange ...

... meetings-that the drainage was defective and there xvas a fearful stench -is perhaps the most signi- ficant part of the story. If the guardians allow their own room to be in such a state, what is likely to be the condition of the pauper quarters ? These ...

... wife, ths father and mother of the deceased, i a ,j he accompanied them in tha direction of their home Mrs. Houghton walking* short distance in advance. g e heard her say something about some duckj, aad ilr Houghton stepped forward. Immediately afterwards ...

... that he assumed the office of agent to a great landed proprietor. Nothing can exceed the truthful simplicity of the whole story, which tells how he was set upon, stripped, and half murdered, by a set of savages on one estate simply because the message ...

... consists in macting no distinction between travellers who book from Moorgate-street to Westminster-bridge, and those who book for short interme- diate distances. This arrangement is com- mended because it is in imitation of the system successfully carried into ...

... their inmost hearts that a good and faithful servant had entered into his rest. Judged merely by its years his life had been a short one, but it was crowded with events. He was ever in the thick of action; and he died at the age of forty-nine, worn out and ...

... only conquered this hums foe , - tress upwards of a century and a half ago, but we have held it all comers ever since • the story of its sieges enters prominently our annals, and its since; expresses at this moment with 'insulin' force the military strength ...

... eventful story is satisfactory. rown Lands 22,000 ddition to his ageney for the Sporting Edition' of merely imaginary descriptions of ' pert ous 'sea es was Lord BROUGIIA3I'S equal in science ; Lord CRAM- as borrowers of loans for short periods, and ...

... remnant of the crew of the good ship Charity disappear from our view, only two of them being required. for the remainder of the story. These two are Melichor Santvoort and Will Adams. The former is appointed to a post of honour in the retinue of the tributary ...

... the down that Mr. had indeed adapted payments must l« diminished. The first altema- the plaintiff’s series events to the story his is not to thought of. Our groaning own play, and in doing had evinced skill and •ad travailing community will submit to ...

... legend, but has made such alterations and additions as were necessary to give greater variety to the grotesque elements in the story, and to enable Mr. William Beverley to surpass himself in the gorgeousness of his scenic effects. The dialogues aro not long ...

... work is plain, naturul, and vigorous. —Standard. „ ?? ?? Square 16mn., cloth elegant, 3s. 6d.. 0. mOLD in the TWILIGHT. Short Stories for „-Jt- _ Long Evenings. By 3IDN EY DARYL Sidney Daryl has a capital style in addressing young people. He can till up ...