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... that the men implicated in the alleged plot are to be distributed among other regiments. The PaU Mall Gazette prints a good story from Baden Baden. Two Americans were dining with two ladies at an hotel ; and a Russian prince, who wished to pick a quarrel ...
... DIARIES, &c. THE BELGRAVIA ANNUAL. ROUTLEDGE'S EVERY BOY'S ANNUAL. THE CHRISTMAS NUMBER OF LONDON HOUSEHOLD WORDS CHRISTMAS STORIES^ SOCIETY. BOW BELLS ALMANAC. TINSLEY'S CHRISTMAS ANNUAL—THIRTEBN ENGLISHWOMAN'S ALMANAC. AT TABLE. HANNAY'S ALMANAC. BEETON'S ...
... upper story—the young prince, who accompanied us and acted as our interpreter (which, as he spoke French fluently, and was most kind and amiable, he did extremely well), saying, La princesse doit tout voir —after, I say, inspecting the upper story most ...
... CASSELL'S OF SACRED POEMS. cloth, 74 6d.; Gilt, um. 6,1 ‘IIILORF.N AFTER THE REGIMENT.—From a Sergrants Stork. A SERGEANT'S STORY. ar EY GEORGE MANVILLE FENN. t.) EAD. sir, dead—both of them : gone • to where there's rest and peace, and no / more sorrow ...
... annum. AN INCREDIBLE STORY.—A most incredible story is going through the papers to the effect that a lady at Proempton, 111, lately presented her lord with six children at a birth, and that they are all living and doing well. If the story be true, we believe ...
... price Id., and |in Monthly Parts, price 7d. Part 1., New Series, is | Just ready, and contains the opening chaplers of a New Story by WILKIE COLLINS, warmest praise ; while the patient industry, so conspicuous in their writings, at once calls for and excites ...
... THEOCA ISR- -O THIE LOCAL HISTORYr OF 1869. ward T EAVING others to relate the story-in its national their to and international aspects-of the year which is God': silently ebbing away while we write, we purpose sum- all X marnsin, as best we can, the ...
... mystical story of a fabulous age as far removed as the stars from ordinary life and experience ; still, as indications of the metals of this earth are found even in the stars, so is this spiritual poem built on the bases of common humanity. To the story of ...
... giddiness, fulness and swelling after meals, dizziness and drowsiness, celd^chiUs, flushings of heat, loss of appetite, shortness of breath, cos- tiveness, scurvy, blotches on the skin, disturbed sleep, fright- ful dreams, and all nervous and trembling ...
... food which it may not be uninteresting to reeall at a time when the decease of the poor Welsh girl drawn public attention her story. It is there atated that one An Moore, aged a poor woman of Tutbnry, in Stafford, had lived 210 months without food. In the ...
... different scenes of the sacred story were well pourtrayed, and watched with deep interest, and the concluding melody by the Hebrew women, “Prepare your festal rites,” was received with great applause. There was a short interval, after which the second ...
... Kitchinginan, North 'Kerley ; and J. S. Briggs, Clayton ; the Rev. J. IL Maniug, chaplsiu ; and others. After dinner several short addresses were made, and oranges, tobacco, and snuff were provided for these who wished fur one or other. GRZAT HORTON.— On ...