... citizens of a village on the Mississipi.— yes. rather, was the reply: about half the year. the water is tip to the eecond.story window!' PLIAIAST INFOkSATION.— Did you not tell in, that this morass was hard at the bottom voung horseman to a countryman ...

... alarm them from her choice so sweetly and •rtlesrly deiteribed by herself to Gerry, if the best girls mast all die. The whole story is ainip!y bill, and manifest' a thorough knowledge and appreeiotion of school life. The author ban not ya learned the foolish ...

... expected to be for Mina, yet in the prospect of its accomplish- ment, a degree of sadness is mingled with their hopes. In short, Mina Slowman is engagedto.be married; she has giv.n her heart to a worthy young man, the wed- ding day is fixed, and ou Christmas ...

... turn round all of a sudden and vote for their abolition. He understood that the clear and emphatic vote of the public some short time ago on tins bad settled the matter, and that they would hear no more of it. Sluice that time they haul had another vote ...

... the three men who, after 10 days' terrible suffer- ings on the sea in an open boat, were rescued and brought to Madeira. The story told by the second mate to the numerous re- presenvatives of the Press, our own repre- sentative among others, is inore thrilling ...

... positiou. App roaching it from the rear, it appeared bet little uttered, bet a glance into it, nior revealed a terrible story. The first and cella' compartenesta presented little signs of injury—broken windows, shivered lamps, split seats and panels ...

... which was about Ili feet wide each way, lie at skated back to the viaduct, 408 yards off, where he remembered having seen • short rope. fie there met a young friend also skating s to whom he gave one if the rope, and took the other himself. They both skated ...

... in the immediate nei.hbourhood consider- L ately seconded the efforts of the medical gentle- men, and the injured were in a short time all in a condition to be removed with saafy. One of the passengers from Paisley lwas conveyed in a d cab to that town ...

... change it is expected to be for yet in the prospect of its accomplishment degree of sadnesi is mingled with their hopes. In short, Mina Slowman is engaged to.be married; she has givtn her heart to worthy young man, the wedding day is fixed, and on Christmas ...

... Vnblic_ationS. GOOD Roaas.--4Ds4y. !Weer, & Co.)—The carnet amber isms of fall average excelleen. Mrs Oliphant opine her new story, Whit. ladies, in a way which augurs well for the attractiveness of the succeeding chapters. Fated lobe Free by Jean Indio' ...

... all weathers, The railway will commence at the Linnberis station of the and North-Western Railway, and terminate within a short distance of the final Geowdon. A bill for its construction will be promoted in Parliament during the ensuing Tas or Sattive ...

... past oo Wi the Inepectr of | Poor was to fect in eup; shirt, penay candle: peseage of our of winter as we have avoidance of story ie the magazine coems to suger the retarn of of Bubemia. St, John's that granted the ing afresh the man had perhaps jest such ...