... shake, four o'clock Sunday morning Hu, hi*, ho—and so up and away to bed to Mrs. G., the night mare, and inevitable blues.” Speaking of feasts and fun, I bound to say that I was not the only person who hid dinner and gam ou Christmas Day. In fact, several ...

... then gave the toast of the evening, “The health of their worthy and much esteemed employer, George Robert Stephenson.” In speaking of that gentleman, he said that it was by his liberality and kindness that they were gathered together that night, as well ...

... little work practical kindness, limited here to only forty children, is very little thing in itself, and would not be worth speaking of if it had not abroad, the English and American press states, year after year great extension, and if the dinner of the ...

... for the destruction of their property by rebel cruisers fitted out in the ports of Great Britam ; neither is he prepared to speak of the reparation which thinks is due by the British Government for the larger account of the vast national injuries it has ...

... - but not power' ful. The Peri Qdeen (Miss F. Smithers) gives Selim a Tlute, which compels every one who hears its tone to speak the truth. The grand ballet takes place now, the grouping of the fairies being evtremely pretty, and reflecting great credit ...

... from foreign, and beasts and 167 pigs from Ireland. The show cattle was about average in point of numbers, but, generally speaking, were of a very inferior quality for a holiday market, and at no former corresponding period did they vary so much as between ...

... rivals well The one the Peri reach'd, as poets tell. Some rosy have psin who seek in fun relief. Who miss a lover’s young and speaking eyes; Their faces show symptom of their grief. Our music lulls the echo of their sighs. Even the murmtii of the wood is mute ...

... still there may be something in the fact that the Premier knows his seat is perfectly safe. It common enough for gentlemen to speak of having the honour to represent such and such place but there is such a thing a town having the honour of being represented ...

... Cromwell. It reads as oddly beside other competent authorities on the subject. The Commissioner’s report for Ohio in 1865 speaks of “hundreds of ill-qualified teachers that infest the schools and again, “ The great want of xhe common schools is a supply ...

... to decorations in Sit. Faui's Church, and leave .the merits of those in the Old Church to discussed some other pen. Before speaking of the decorations themselves it behoves us to pay a tribute to all who have kindly helped with their time and means to bring ...

... for the destruction of their properly by rebel cruisers fitted out in the ports of Great Britain; neither is he prepared to speak of the reparation which he thinks is due by the British Government for the larger account of the vast national injuries it ...

... you protect me, and keep the priest and tbeae Roman Catholics away from The priest has been trying to convert for years. Speaking with bis hand in mine, he asked me to promise him to pro. tect him from the priest. did promise. said, am a soldier's wife ...