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... complete History Joseph, 10».; T»*«rnacle the Wilderness, £3; Id, Son, 18s.; 12, Jock ilie (tonqneror, IS*.; Bottle, 24*.; ‘•Story of a Soldier,” most paintings, meluding battles of Waterloo, Alma, Balaclava, Soldier's Dream, A—., with book and slides, 10» ...
... still in the water, and the body of Mrs. Smith lying near, in the stream, the water being only 17 inches deep. Mr. Smith’s stories concerning the accident varied from time to time ; but his character shielded him from suspicion for seme time after the ...
... slightly wounded in the face by falling he leapt from the train IN THE ROBBERY OF 125000 FRANCS PARIS One of the clerks who short time since absconded with 125000 belonging to bis employers the Societe Generate at Paris detected into custody Baden This ...
... , Chairmen of the Town Commissioners, being arterstary and treasurer), and subscriptions tot substantial amount have in • short time has collected. At • meeting of the comuiitte, held in the Corn Exchange on Friday, it was that sub-committees be appointed ...
... sick head- ache, giddiness, fulnes astere meals, dizziness and drowi- -es. cold chills, finshngs of best, loe of appetite, short- ness of bruatb, oostiVenels5 seurvy, and blotches on the Sn, disturbed sleep, frightful dreams, nervous sad trem- bling sensations ...
... made to appear , and the _true ctory of _the whole _extraordinary plot related . That _can _now _be doiio , _and it is a _story the _interest ( _it which _justifies _; rao in recounting it at some length . _In August _List , _General Buttcrfldd became ...
... hold a _meeting in Leeds on Tuesday , to consider the propriety of erecting a memorial to the _late Earl of Derby . _; A _STORY _is current in Paris that M . Gounod is gone to Rome in ; order to _conduct _the _orchestra at the festival ceremonies of the ...
... achieved a most gratifying success _, and cordially thanked him for the _scrupulous _fidelity with which he had preserved _his story of David _Copperfield on the _stage . _THE GABDESS _or _FLORENCE . —The Italic states that the members of the municipality ...
... washed away, and mills were toppled over in ruin. The same story is told of every township, and the record of- destruction is yet far from being complete. In Connecticut alone tbe loss cannot fail short of two and a half millions of dollars. The magnificent ...
... evening, John Davis, a detective officer, saw Hickey and Woodruff standing at the corner of Bell-court, Cannon-street. In a short time Welton came out of the court and sjioke to Hickey, | at the same time handing him a brown paper parcel. Hickey and Woodruff ...
... 1 fatherland, for which they are now raising I party cries of sedition, has been in a chronic state I of war (with short, very short intervals of peace) ever since the breaking up of the Roman Empire. Hungary, and Turkey, and Venice have all three E ...
... thdirection Mr, Buckley. -—, OLYMPIC.— LITTLE EM’LY, at 7.4 Andrew HaUlday’a new and highly euccecMnl drama, led Dickens's story. CopperOeld.- ____ OLYMPIC THEATRE.—LITTLE EM LY. Mr. O, ¥. Rowe e»ery as Mlcawbcr. OLYMPIC.-LITTLE EM’LY.—The Ark the Bands ...