... death of which is seemingly Mr Trollope’* intention to narrate. There is amok saroastio humour in the first portion of the story. The paper on The Suez Canal” the work of one who was present the opaningosremony, and who is evidently practical man. Regarding ...

... CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE: A STORY OF THE LAST CENTURY. gentleman travelling to Hull was stopped late in the evening about seven miles short of that town a single highwayman, with ain on, who robbed him of a pa-se containing 20 guineas. The highwayman role ...

... n as a slanderer ; for with us both law proper feeling regard a man as inuoceut so long as he is unconvicted. The story is nothing short a vile and mean outrage upon the dead ; and if, some affirm, it was published commercial speculation, the odiousness ...

... forcibly stated, and dors Pr trot to explain away the , various objections that have boos made to the eredibiiity of . her story. effect, what Mr. Stowe this —that Lady B)rott's emus. of Incest against lire host:sod loade on the authority of hot ono ounferoion ...

... Thu third roars • chulanoig. with another thump: when the leader the band begins •* Duau, * of which the following is very short specimen; while the end of every sentence the whole company •■ chellanoig.” giving each thump the door and the wall with their ...

... banker, who was staying at the baths of Antogsst. The crime occurred in the month of August last. The deceased went out for a short walk one day before dinner, and never returned ; his body was found a week later concealed in the cleft of a rock in a neighbouring ...

... CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE—A STORY OF THE LAST CENTURY. gentleman travelling to Hull was stopped late the eveni-ig about seven miles short of that town a single highwayman, with a mask on, who robbed him a pur3e containing twenty guineas. The highwayman ...

... New York journal of note condemns it in unmeasured terms. The book is declared to be without dates, and to prove nothing. A STORY is told of a young lady teacher at a Sunday-school, who, a few Sundays ago, asked a youngster what was matrimony. He mistook ...

... opened, anil the accused was brought in. A general jvement through the court showed the surprise with which the audience saw a short slight young man, with countenance no means disagreeable, and frame indicating great strength of body, stauding charged ex ...

... The leading story entitled Old Andy's Money,' by the author of Archie Mason, gets more and more interesting as it goes on. The continued papers about Quadrupeds and Wild Flowers are both interesting and instructive. Other short stories conclude the January ...

... ladies present. A blessing having been asked by the Rev. Mr Henderson, tea was partaken of, after which the Chairman gave a short addres.4, referring to the marked progress which bad been made the children in their studies and personal appearance during ...

... political creed, said —When I was here last autumn I made, in reference to some remarks of your respected member, Mr Dixon, a short confession of my political faith—(laughter)—or perhaps I should better say want of faith. (Laughter.) It imported that I have ...