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... husband had been my father.' Medora Leigh then accompanied Lady Byron to England, and, omitting all sorts of complicated stories about Chancery suits, and disputes about money and allowances, we find her at last, in 1843, in France, supported Lady Byron ...
... straightened circumstances, but, taking advantage of nature's sunshine and flowers, he sent his wife and child to enjoy for a short time the genial weather at a favourite watering-place on the Frith of Clyde. For months Walter laboured hard. He was anxious ...
... perhaps not aware that one of the best authenticated ghost stories of this century belongs to that fortress, and I make no excuse for telling it to you at this season, as a Christmas ghost story is traditionally allowable. Mr Edmund Lonthal Swifte, who ...
... He never smiles but he seems ashamed of it. UNPOPULAR PERSONAGE.-A fat man in a street car, a tall man in a crowd, and a short man on parade. PRUDENT man,' says a witty Frenchman, ' is like a pin. His head prevents him from going too far SETTING a man-trap' ...
... one of the most extra. ordinary that have for many years come before the Scottish Courts. The following is an outline of the story ; its truth or falsehood has of course to be proved by the evidence :—The husband was till recently a landed proprietor in ...
... will be one of the most extraordinary that have for many years come before the Scottish Courts. The following is outline the story ; its truth or falsehood has of course to be proved by tbe evidence :—The husband was till recently a landed proprietor in ...
... to Boubaix.' Kinck immediareplied to this appeal. On the of August he left Bouhaix, saying that his absence would only be a short one, that be was going on business to that be would go and see bis sister, Madame Buller, Guebwiller. He took with him only ...
... I THE STORY OF AN AMERICAN CITY. A correspondent of the Daily Ncws relates briefly the surprising story of Chicago:- In 1830 the po. pulation of Chicago was about 100 personS, of whom a small proportion was white, the majority being black men and balf ...
... the inner structure and worki of mind in a character which he could other- wise never have arrived at in that form of ift short of intuition.” composition by any i What is deepest and of most rare value in Shakspere is best enjoyed by the pa- thetic student ...
... of the eienidu1 bteifding, a snore piqisant subject could be selected for gdoh a Hspeotacle, and we do not know that the story dould he more beautifully illustrated than .ti is by the clever' and well-trained joveniles who] ais lfla the fairy revels ...
... Alexander, daughter of the late Daniel Macdougall, of Kilmarnock. At Rawhead, East Kilbride, on the 23rd ultimo, by the Rev 11. A. Storie, Cuninock, John Meikle, Seafield, to Elizabeth, third daughter of Wm. Park, Esq. At Buckingham Chapel, Buckingham, on the ...
... ' Kinck immediately replied to this appeal. On the 24th of August he left Roubaix, saying that his absence would only be a short one, that he was going on business to Alsace, that Le would go and see his sister, Madame Ruller, at Guebwiller. He took with ...