... and the intelligence of tho local de la pair emanated from unprotected females of uncertain age ! There were gashing descriptions of scenery, cram foil of adjectives, by boney-mooning couples from whom the rose-coloured light of first bliss bail not yet ...

... Cork, per U. F. Lcaby, Esq., Sbanakiol House, £2 ; 2 Scrapbooks for Workhouse Children, from Miss Taylor, end Miss Gertrude Taylor, Midloton Park, Queenstown, per Mrs. F. M’Swincy ; 14 Story Books from Mrs. Lambkin, Sunday’s*well, per do.—Dec. 22nd, 1873 ...

... THE ENGLISH CHURCH TEHERAN. A correspondent, writing from Teheran, thus dcscribes the want of religious consolation for Christians that city : —You send missionaries to all parts of the world, why not to Teheran ? I hardly exaggerate the matter by saying ...

... The great centenary gift of Nature was next bestowed upon woman, and Sappho lyric songs of love, which have charmed the world from the aged wisdom Solon to the young imagination the modem student, gave a new grace and new theme to poetry, but they scarcely ...

... on his return from Abyssinia ; and the last in Africa. He has written something the back of each, and that taken in Africa includes his African servant. They all correspond with the published likeness the gentleman just returned from his African expedition ...

... copious cloth, n. «d. . • - BY REV. S. HAYMAM, RECTOR OP DOUGLAS. . .. Ministration*, Feeding the Flock God, gu 1 Passages from a Common Place Book, sa. im' . Author's Books hare Ueoorably noted M the Press Tkt lri-.h EtcUnastitml GvuXt, Iriih Timo, Rttordy ...

... proooodad—all well. 8.M.8 Scamlanarian (Br.), from Halifax, for u.d.d P-iU, pii.eDg.r., pro-8.8. Quern (Br.), from New York for Li?arpool, landed mail a, paaaenaera, and proceeded. U.B.M. AVniVirorfA (Amr.), from PbOadelphia, (or Liverpool, landed mailt, ...