... SISMONDI, the well - known Italian geologist, is dead. M. Enna Ocuvran has received from the Regent Spain the oollar of the Golden Fleeos. - A NiTIVII, weaver by trade, said to be 125 year. old, has just died in Hyderabad, Sind. SOON AS COLONIL EWAST'S ...

... the hirers. Be in 9 Plaids must be housed as soon as possible. All the old plants of elow•growing kinds of genalums, such as golden chain, Italia &c. &0., should be tak;n up and kept carefully. Many of these beantif n: varieties make as effect till the plants ...

... parish church of Hythe is to be restored. It is one of the most perfect specimens of Early English architecture that we have in Kent. Mr. G. E. Street, who has prepared the plans and estimates foe the restoration, says of it in his report: For its size I ...

... for he had taken off his boots. Yet be must have awoke and attempted resistance, for he bad outs and scratches in the face, while bin wrists were grazed. lie bad been robbed of everything of value about him except a golden bracelet, which he had bought ...

... freshly washed at the tons. tugs hard by, and the rich orimaon of cabbages and radish ,the glowing el/raglan 'oohed and showing golden flesh, besides tuna of silver leeks with delicate green stripes, cauliflowers with creamy beads placed =singly in tows, garnished ...

... pair of iron clogs, in snob a violent meaner that mho fainted from seems ambitions limas of blood. He was amanita fee trial. golden calf. annoy MANT a riot Lonbon Parketti. STOCKS AND SHAWLS. CITY.--TL Mow/ Market boat tidal, sad rata LTG b Ws& tor al mar ...

... you a pair. Choleric old gentleman Cat my cams, sir ! I asked you to fit me • pair of boots to my feet, sir I I'm not going to plane my feet down to fit your boots l' A wax advertised for a wife, and requested each candidate to analogs her carte de visits ...

... metropolis. Then, travellers went their way ! in well.sprizged comfortable English carriages, driven by postilions in heavy quaint boots and I. ng pigtails, content with what was, admiring all they saw, paying all that was asked of then, eating everything, and ...

... beauty is all but destroyed, the foliage-pants are still in excellent condition. The golden feather pyrethrum and the stellaria gramminea sures have n been of a more golden hue than they are sow. Nor have the pretty alternantheras and the rioh.oolonred coleuses ...

... Police-court, on Friday, with committing • criminal assault upon Ann Suashall, wife of • farm bailiff, living at Boxley. near Maidstone. Complainant, who was on a visit to some friends in the neighboushood, alleged that the defendant, wbo waiving to the same ...

... very sad ease. A HARD CABZ.—At Worship-street Policeeourt, London, Mr. Bashby had • number of sum. monies taken out by the &boot Board authorities against parents for not sending children to school. Among the defendants was • woman named Wilkins, living ...

... peculiarity in he plumage, which will be noticed in its place. fhe body-colour of the golden bird is a rich dark bronzy yellow—the darker and richer the better. But among the golden birds are to be found some in which the ground-colour isms,' of glittering bronzy ...