... £l3los. A letter from Sir Walter Raleigh to Sire John Gilbert Knight, £33 ; a letter from Launrence Sterne to M. Foley, the Paris banker, with bumorous remarks about * Tristram Shandy,” £2O; a letter of several pages in prose and verse from Barns, £6O ; a ...

... lingua;. But, apart from distortions of this violently extravagant kiod, the simpler form 3 of perversion abound, and so great is the injury occaseioned by them to the lines of srood tale or jest, that appreciators of tales and jests have from time to time fixed ...

... Penhale veterinary surgeon once stated I suffering from tbe rabies I would certainly die day since become more violent the sheep been taken I secured from remainder of stock deemed desirable to symptoms From inquiries made ie learn sheep alive up to the time ...

... Barnstaple id the morning and caused him to fall from his back into the carriage From that time he said endeavoured to keep himself up along road by occasional small doses of spirit but as he returning from Barnstaple with another fare he felt his health ...

... inclnied a handsome bear-skin mat, worth £1 55., from Mr. Lewis; two urn stanus, mounted—one by Mr. Fisher, the other Mr. Brokenshire; some large dolls, from Mrs. J. Gibbs, of London; two handsome scrap-books, from Mrs. A. E. Prevost, of Ilfracombe. Then there ...