... Kathleen’ to the notice of our we have to express a hope that when the authoress next takes up her pen she may find as good a story to tell, and it as clearly and plainly as she has in the t instance.” Youre Laptes.—If (says the Lendon Scots- man) we are ...

... creditors’ assignee appointed Press and Inskip were the solictors to the petition Parliament— House of Commons sat Tuesday for short time chiefly for the purpose moving the writs in the room of who have accepted office the new Mnistry Lord Bury took the o ...

... 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 ...

... intelligent seaman, and much respected. Pan Analtzed.-As example of Lord Bacon’s analysis of a myth, let us take that o Pan. The story of Pan the philosopher calls a noble tale, as being laid out and big-belhed with the secrets and mysteries of nature. Each ...

... new year presents somewhat of a new appearance. There is change in the type, and several new stories are begun. From perusal of the opening chapters of the story entitled Debenham’s Vows,” by Amelia B. Edwards, anther of Barbara's History are enabled to ...

... 'Veights, about lO Empty Sacks, a number of Iron and Wood -ag Trosughs, Pig Crates, Ba rows and Coolers, a num- ber of Lon, and Short Laldcrs, Hat dwood, Timber, Carpenterxs Bench, Iron Vice, and a large quantity of excellent Carpenter's T ois (by Mlathieson) ...

... VICTOR HUGO'S CHRISTMAS TREE. We quoted yesterday from the Guernsey Star short account of Victor Hugo's annual Christmas entertainment to the poor children whom he so substantially befriends throughout the year. For a considerable period this amiable ...

... Melbourne and obtained a theatrical engagement, In connscton with the Vicorian stage we seldom or never hear any of those stories of rained reputations too comtmon in theatrical circles else- where; but the career of Marie St. Denin seems to have been ...

... actual! y seen ghost ? Well, if that b* so. Pm yoar nan; 1 have seen ghost, and so has the parson here.* Before I narrate the story, however, I may well premise that I was st tbs moment the guest friend residing in a oathsdtal town in the east of England ...

... the Morning Post says :— There is an awkward story in circulation concerning the Indians who were attacked and killed by the soldiers under command of General Custer on the plains a short time ago. The story is that, instead of these unhappy wretches, ...

... bachelor's room found a sixpence on the carpet, which he carried to the owner. You may keep it for your honesty,' said he. A short time after he missed his gold pencil-case, and inquired of his servant if he had seen it. Yes, sir,' was the reply. And what ...

... have resolved sup|»ort the Peke a* the most suitable candidate for the vacant throne of Spain. A Western American piper t*d!s story of man who attended recentlv, aud digitised of seventeen cups three pies, a bowl of oysters, and two quarts of cider, besides ...