... sunlight for I vitality. I hear from a friend in Paris that the pavemellt in the streets is swept perfectly clean, and the snow piled on the sides of the road like barricades, nearly six feet high. Having recovered from the first shook of an unprecedented ...

... sunlight for vitality. the I hear from a friend in Paris that the pavement in the streets is swept perfectly clean, and the snow piled on the sides of the road like barricades, )ne nearly six feet high. Having recovered from the , first shock of an unprecedented ...

... sutferlng Inm ateswere ?? okugglecdgetl- Scrapbooks, from Mrs M Tt Mosele s i nd the M lastes ra GrimBbaw; flowers, from. the D ulblin Flower Mis- th sion, Mllrs LEtrange, and M is Fo ennell; and a ac patchw ork q uilt from Mrs Glostor, The fin anicial re BtAtergat ...

... ei the following a presents ?? legacy of £226 from the estate of the late S . Henry Bunn, Esq., deceased; A Donation of £ 5s. ol 2 from D. Drur, ESq., of lkydon; Scrap-book for the w children's wing from Miss Mestister. ti c ERnoB.-Eospital Sundayiiist ...

... ?? ?? 'roeen, lis. Id. ; Lucy, Mlorrie, and lohnnOy, balls;~ Mdith P. Ketchlyi toys: Casoline Greenwood. scrapbook; Irs. lRobin, three scrapbooks ; Mr. Larkinis, artificial It, {, ertegns Ch81ma tro 'ls S.- Victr, \i aud, Stoersc Oor Street Girls' school ...

... These deaths included 33 from small-pox (an increase of 16), 71 from measles (an increase of 4), 41 from scarlet fever (a decline of 20), 1 1 from diphtheria (a decrease of 1), 33 from whooping-cough (an increase of 15), 1o ...

... messages of condolence and affection which have been received since Saturday imorning from ?? every State in the Union, from the South as bountifully as from the North ; and from countries beyond the sea, have come messages of anxious inquiry and tender words ...

... FROM SYDNEY TO LONDON, BY SEA AND LAND.| E~lPART I.-SEA, hi ESE in ESE [CON5TINUDE NOOM ?? 23.] t ~LA- Bunt for amusements the Indian Ocein would have us v.- been very dull for us. Myriads of flying-fish and an CE )OD occassional shoal of porpoises relieved ...

... to the Boers. se id le LATEST FROM AFGHAN. ss The Press Association has received the following a, from the India Office, from the Viceroy, 5th August a- St. John telegraphs on the 4th, No direct communic. se tion from Candahar. Avub has formed two regiments ...

... WELSHMAN'S SCRAP-BOOK. I [BY LLYTHYROG.] I am one of those people that have a fondness for books, bordering on a passion. I have never been enlightened with a true definition of the meaning of the term bookworm, but if it is a simile taken from the worm ...

... eminent persons in Church and State. For some D weeks to come the houses of well-to-do persons in all o parts of the Christian world, but especially of those t who live in the country, will be opening their doors to t a contingent of visitors more or less ...

... thankfully. to acknowledge the following lre sents :-Oranges aid scrap-book, from Miss Rush;s do, tion of two guineas, from J. May, Esq. ; X 1 from th Misses Christophorson ; and 5s. from W. H. W., as thankoffering. STieE r CocossiNss.-A ...