... the great writers of fa antiquity were, and what they wrote; to give, wherever 0' possible, some connected outline of the story which they tell, hi or the facts which they record, checked by the results of sC modern investigation; to present some of theirmost ...

... Besides the Guardians Vi ought to know the persons who had made application, and the grounds on which they were refused. After a short die- cussion the resolution was allowed to be swithdrawn and the nat atter dropped. A letter was read front the Town Clerk ...

... husband left the house, taking himself as into the Chichester Arms. His wife followed him, and his as stay was exceedingly short attics public-thence he preceded 're towarde Barrustapla, and at. his heels was his 1better half. to, utterance to expressions ...

... Beeton called William Miller and L I Mary Ann Coombes, two fellow servants, to corroborate his * version of the affair. After a short deliberation the Bench dismissed the cases. 3 Three boys, named COeLEY, DcvEY, and HEARD, were chargad with stealing rope from ...

... In the adaptation of Schiller's btieutiful PoOm, THEE STORtM OF TlOUGHTS. Also Mr. Cherles Dickens' well-known Clhristmau story, entitled A IH A u N T E M N A Nl Concludinge with MAN'S METAMORIPHIOSIS! DAY EXHIBITIONS-WEI)NEJS),AY and SftRuDtAY at Two ...

... paseags.-Globe. 3Publish their names. WhoseP Those of persons who use unjust weights and measures. Ak short time since we called attention to short weight in coals, and to ths sale I of broad not weighed at all. We want now to point out an effective mode ...

... E, In the adaptation of Schiller's beautiful Poeom, THE STORM OF THOUGHTS. Also Mr. Charles Dickens' well-known Christmas Story, entitled A HAUNTED M A N I Concluding with MIAN'S METAMORPHOSIS ! D.AY EN HIBITIONS-THIs DAY (WEDNEsDAY), also SArusirT.Y ...

... Cassagnac. If the latter accepts, nothing can be certainly more gratifying to him, He hab been 1 out fifty times in his short life. Pending that the (Ecumenical Council delivers its orders on duelling, it has been sensibly suggested that for the future ...

... official reserve, a callous lack of sympathy a and a hint to be conoise in his pleading, as really his time :was very short, Timae short when the people are relating their sorrows and asking for aid!I They bavs come between .the Premier's majesty and what ...

... highly- wrought story of'lan and WVife, a story which was suggested, ats he says in a note this month, by the Parlia- mentary Blue Book on the Marriage Laws of the Three Kingdoms. and which is supposed to embody in its outlines at least the story of Miijor ...

... airs, fins end inspiring rapturous, stately, or declamatory ; that in short it should represent some passion oi tone of humnour. But jstst as in literature there is the romance, story book, or poem, and thc dry work on philosophy by Locke, Reid, or Sir ...

... that the state of )widowhood seldom lasts long with the women. The description of the young man, in one of Mr. Dickens's stories, who ' couldn't imagine anything, and was monotonous company,' would, on work-a-day occasions, exactly suit one of these people ...