... TUE TRUE STORY, AND THE FATE OF MEDORA LEIGH. Tug Galobe of Wednesday says --Every one who has read Mrs Stowve's True Story must remember the reference to an unfortunate child of sin, born with the curse upon her, over whose wayward nature Ledy ...

... wounds, and about sixteen other officers were killed or wounded. The regiment was commanded out of action by a Captain, who a short time afterwards, got sick-leave, and Colonel Leslie, l then only a Lieutenant, commanded the regiment for nearly two months ...

... otlier in their different et spheres. M',r Donald followed with the next address, whichb re coiisisted chiefly of interestiiig stories for the young, at thin 8 th clsos of which lie counaellcd them to he wide-awake, and ' me have thelir sentinel on guard agsinst ...

... 3Works, the ice broke, and he. sank under it. The oc- t - urrence was seean boya number of children who gave the s alrand in a shor't time a large crowd was collected0 aogdthe dam, including the father of the drowing boy, Iwho at once rushed on the ice to ...

... seenre by ina loisltiei a lest potio oftheresults of the delibera- upon i the seech toll. sirsare not touched ROME. A curious story comes from Rome, to tice effect that the English Roman Cctholic Hierac-chyare ieaguted together in opl- position to Archbishop ...

... highest gratification, and to withdraw A our gracious Queen from the privacy in which she has spent Se Eher widowhood. The story certainly requires much corroc boration to make it the least credible. ci ROYAL CALEDONIAN ASYLUM.-His Serene Highness the ...

... Cordon of Glordon's Battery- was once t very familiar to ocr readers, and cwhose memory cviii he to- nicoiherod so long as the story of the Crimean Wair liets i e- terest for Eaglisli core. No nobler typle of tile GCiristian fa, sobidier Iias ever adorned ...

... defi C'ieliscy of its flutile, aii it is our earlieot tuuset that wvieut Igte7C epsort isB brought sfpJ at cry olilferemit Story wvill to have to lie told. Of course, Vtse main ohsject of thit Society 20is Vtse circiulationu of gooii socuss literature ...

... broed, the animals brought forward by Mr Milne, Kobbaty, and Mr Herd, Wcestide, were of a superior desocription. In aged short- horns, the bulls exhibited by Mr Spring, Upper Inver, and Mr Gordon of Cliny were both fine animals, bred froin superior stock ...

... Salis- % bury acul Mr Disraeli. The story carries with it its own N n refutation. The Marquis could scarcely have propesed ti s to dispense with Mr D)israeli's services ill the Commons, rc as that -would be the old story of the tragedy of it ) HanIlet without ...

... scattered and helpless creatures threatens to be one of extermination for the Indians. v( A short time ago the feelings of the public were is harrowed by a story of the sharp hard blodw strock by bh a certain Colonel Baker, by order of General Sheridan ...

... now ! a fit subject for an unfledgedI afarrier to learn his bones upon. My ribs might be counted '5a farlong off, long and short alike. My legs are like those t r- of a meson's mars, My back is us hollow as a new meoon. My head and neck are for all the ...