... wife at Norwich under most revolting circumstances nineteen years ago. After a patient big and searching investigation of his story—which he subsequently denied—he was executed. Towards the close of January news of the massacre of fifty English settlers by ...

... Her husband had been my father. Medora Leigh then acoampanied Lady Byron to England, and, omitting all aorta oomplicated stories about Chancery suits and disputes about money and allowances, we find her at last, in 1843, Trance, supported by Lady Byron ...

... the loaf, and asked Mrs. Harvey to weigh it—it was lies. short of 21h. She said it wits a stele one. I replied (said Law) that I would weigh • new one, and taking one, weighed it, and found it short also. I did not bring away the second loaf. Credo-examined ...

... chairman of the watching committee expressly states that half the I committee were sceptics and half believers in the girl's story. But medical men, and, above all, the authorities of a metropolitan hospital, ought to have refused to treat this credulity ...

... CASSELL'S HOUSEHOLD GUIDE, now pithunlinc in Weakly Nit/lands pries lid., and in Monthly Para, prise 7d. Proposing. lIE stopped short in the most awkwanl manner possible. Blanche heard from the lawn the blow of the mallet on the ball, and the laughter of the ...

... elevation in the erection of a tread- wheel, when tha scaffolding broke and threw them to the ground. The Nonconformist gives a short hearaay report of the two deputations which waited upon Mr. Gladstone laat week to argue with him the subject of University ...

... Drowned, a Tale founded on fact.-A Cornish Ghost Story.— The Bai, or, Tes a JSra Keenly Lode ; Cousin Jans Story.— The Great unzzler; biah'a Story.— Edwin Lukey's Trip to Lon- oon.—_etty White; Jimmy's Story.— A Dialogue oetween Gracy Penrose and Mally Treviskey ...

... another's expense, but would not even put out a hand to assist. Poultry-carvers are placed to divide fowls ; the poultry-knife is short and thick, and pointed and sharp at the top. The great art in dividing all kinds of birds is to hit the joint at once, else ...

... Ague. CHLORODYNE acts in™ a charm in Diarrhoea, and is the only specific in Cholera and Dysentery. CHLORODYNE cfFectuaUy cuts short all attacks of Epilepsy, Hysteria, Palpitation and Spasms. CHLORODYNE is tho only palliative in Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout ...

... A SINGULAR STORY. The other day a curious accident occurred in one of the most considerable eitiea in France. A gentleman who had office, was an officer in the Lion d'Honneur, and the Frossessor of many decorations, ke., died. He had been a Protestant ...

... cattle, stank*, and homesteads, and threaten- I inir nr.ny cities hy the volumes of water passing intooellara and the lower stories of m*oy a eomfortable home. It indeed sal introduction toe usual festivities of Christmas Lauca* hiie, Wales, (iloocestt rshire ...

... years old, and some fine sheep, also from Mr. Julian's stock. Mr. John Brown had an exceedingly fat 9, cwt. four year old short horn cow, bred by Mr. Trethewy, Tregoose, which attracted much attention. He also had a prime 7 cwt. five year old North Devon ...