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... domestic value of newspapers. After reading them, and putting ourselves, through their agency, in mental correspondence with the world, they are thrown aside and forgotten. But to suppose their usefulness bounded by their news columns and the waste-bag is a ...
... Afternoon, Many literary man politician keeps bis brains in bis scrap-book. Charles Reads was systems! ic scrap-book keeper. George Angiutus has the largest and computes! lot ot semp* books world. Many people, however, have not tbe patience to elip, paste ...
... Irish parentage, and appeared in Goldsmith’s ** Citizen the World” nearly century previously, though Horace Walpole, Mrs Barbauld, and a long list American pirates, have made free with him from time to time siooe 1762. Hitherto the doll has been the favoured ...
... &c. Also number of interesting Papers, notes of personal observation of foreign travel, will begin, entitled “Leaves from a Scrapbook,” By Mr. EDMUND LEAMY, M.P. illC mill’* Once more the brave Balfour has eaten his own promises. ought to be accustomed ...
... ; omitted previous acknowledgment, B. £100; Mrs Mason, 3 scrapbooks ; Gnernon, Illustrated papers: also, per Lady Superintendent, Miss Galway, crochet and knitted omits, petticoat, end scrapbook : Mrs Bagot, pair socks and »crapbook , Mrs J hex toys ; ...
... came needs no assurance from pea such as mine. I have forwarded Is 3d in stamps to Mr. Hop. kius, Mold% for J. book. I need not his poems for my own rake, as I have my memory stored with &zees of his piece., and my scrap-book adorned with as many cuttings ...
... “things light as air”—ths “flotsam and jetsam” of human babble—petita raorceaux from the scrap-book human existence are now needful and welcome evermore. Thus “What the ‘World* Says—glibly gossiping about folly, frivolity, and fashion—is the sauce and stimulant ...
... American journalist, who, however, has yet to make hls debut the world fiction. A copy of early edition of “Faust” has just come to light. It was discovered almost chance pasted In a scrap-book belonging to the lively little maid of honour, Fiiiuleln von ...
... KilliaeT; scrapbook, from Mm Om«. flown*, from K*t. Adam*, Kill Krolorr; flower*, from Mr* Tiidall, County Loath; flower*, from the Tonn# Ladles of BaJliaaaloe; flower*, from Easter Decoration*, Kell* church ; ...
... and 8 South full Qo-opeewtlvo Tenas to the Public fee Gash. THE “TORTOISE lIBATING STOVE 18 TBE BEST AND THE WORLD. Made io to aait baUdtiw, from Hat to •' Cnorcb, tile liaiajf, tile bcirtti. Bieea. Heats. Prtoee. SflOO Coble feet £1 0 2 fl.OliO „ 1 10 ...
... retired prizeig-hter (hear, hear). Strange to relate, clergymen were found patronising these preachers, thus proclaiming to the world the failure of their own mLinistrv. Hitherto, it must be confessed, the Church had been a social failure, and for this he believed ...
... fellow, smiling in spite of himself at the turn the conversation LEIG'HLIN TOWN. [The following poem is reprinted from an old scrap-book. We do not know the author's name.] But fate has said that I must roam 'mong strangers cold for ever- more, Ynloved ...