... temptation to teaze him was irresistible. Quite impossible ! she rejoined. If you want ;Inv more encouragement, you must speak to my uncle. .Weak to him, returned Arnold, before I leave the house. On Marrying Young. ND why shouldn't people marry ...

... doubt that Mr. Disraeli desires the Earl of Derby to succeed his lamented father.” But the Conservative journals ought to speak out, and say what Mr. Disraeli knows said in every club and drawingroom. not popular, and cannot, therefore, afford appoint ...

... years. These work* were originated more from a love the sport than a deslro for pecuniary gain, and their present popularity speaks favour the perseverance and ability of their respected author. It was almost his last wish that th® yachting works to which ...

... and gem from thnf fair mould Shall win charms yet brighter guise: lov’d blushes, kiudling your cheek— Mate language your speaking eyeo- Search’d ye my heart—as if to soak The fount of love mthm it lies Can I forget, when all was dark— Life’s solitude ...

... better poet. A BALTI , IORE paper under what is there called the caption (which in English means heutliag) of alemiinis, speaks of a promised book on the war, by General Henry Leo, revised and corrected by General It. E. Lee. The Baltimore paper says ...

... the boys at the middle-class school recently established in Finsbury, on which occasion we read that a gentleman present, speaking for the Council, expressed their obligations to the Lord Mayor for extending his countenance to the ceremony. Does this ...

... seeing practice and gaining experience. The Testimonials I shall have the pleasure laying before the Governors will especially speak of the manner in which I . availed myself those opportunities, and of fitness for the office seek. Should you do me the honour ...

... t will, erelong, be arrived at. Mr. Beverdy Johnson, having given some offence to his Government, by too mnch freedom of speaking, and his views on the Alabama question, was recalled, and in May returned to the United States. was succeeded by Mr. Motley ...

... assimilating it to the Romish Mom. This is, of ooune, intended. Again, the number of oommunicants wu comparatively small. Speaking roughly, I should say that, out of very large congregation, more than twenty-five men and little over fifty women, presented ...

... all derangements of the blood, and can taken with perfect safety and reliability the most delicate state of health; and I speak from experience, haring token many ef tba mammoth bottles Yours respectfully, Mrs D'Ascr. Prospect House, Ballycassidy, Edafskilta ...

... little doubt that Mr. !Nandi desires the Earl of Derby to succeed his lamented father. But the Conservative party ought to speak out, and say what Mr. Disraeli knows is said in every club and drawing-room. He is not popular, and cannot, therefore, afford ...

... brave men there to die, Lieutenant Leigh ? He didn't answer for a moment, but seemed to be struggling with himself ; then, speaking as huskily as she did, he said : Yon see how he is placed, what can I do ? If I go, it is the signal for firing. You see ...