... where we have placed it, the name of the titular saint remains unaltered ; because it bears BO curiously on the subject of the story that ft would have been a pity alter it. What we have to . recount is the veracious history of a modern nineteenth century ...

... TLLINERY, MANTLE, dens eres _ Sow For JANUARY. mes. woops THE ARGOSY, Containing the opening chapters of a new Illustrated Seria, Story, entitled Chapter 1.—At the Rallway Station. Chapter Up expocted Discovery. Chapter 8.—How Alice was received. Lijustrated ...

... battle with world and win It. * hs had explain which It necessary look events that happened few mooths before aminos meat of story. 'One ping cutter with ths stars-and-suipss flying her mast-head, roandsd St. Jonu's Point dropped her anchor liny. She wa\ths ...

... With the death of Sir Titos Salt, Baronet, career which may not inaptly said to belong to the romance of commerce j for the story how the owner made his fortune is indeed singular. Many years ago there were consigned to linn merchants Liverpool several ...

... years tormented with Corns, will be happy to afford others the information by which he obtained their complete removal in a short period, without pain or any inconvenience.—Forward address, on a stamped envelope, Potts, Esqr., The Glebe House, Ware, Herts ...

... removed and the body performing its due functions the Patient restored the perfect enjoyment of health COUGH for COUGHS COLDS SHORTNESS OF BREATH ASTHMA Ac This medicine is invaluable haa the extraordinary property immediately relieving Coughs Colds Difficulty ...

... competition. The Piccadilly Papers are written in an amusing and att.r.ective style ; Married by Accident to a r •ry viable story ; and the general emtents are, as usual. excellent. THU CHI: NIAGAZIN r (London, 1-I,iulet.m and Sow*, Patenrirtwr *quarto ...

... gold shirt pin and in gold from the person of John Francis M’Laren gentleman of White’s Club James’ s-street Piccadilly’ The story told in evidence that Mr (who did not appear to prosecute) at police-station and charged nother woman with robbing tip- at ...

... •auTOL COLUMN. OOLLESS. ea. ale& MI Valitita arts fusing ebents. The het sitting of the Conference at Constentiaople was a short one, aad unimportant At the previous sitting the Turkish delegate,. esteemed Wit willingness to enter upon a dirreussiou of ...

... an end to the sufferings of the living, It would be almost impos- sible for the most imaginative of minds to call up in one story so many elemonts of terror. Every car was wrecked; many of them wero burnt. The fire broke the ico, and the train was actually ...

... THE CONFERENCE. (Beuter's Telegram.) CoNSTA ...

... Obama, an 1 the many admirers of the histrionic talents of Miss Glynn, Mr. Hardy, and Mr. Cane, will be pleased to hear that a short theatrical season is resolved on for Peuzauce, and that.the three names mentioned will be found very frequently in the play-bills ...