... the investigation as closely and com- pletely as I could wish. Nevertheless, I have ascertained from the Annual Register of 1867 (new series) p. 133--and from the Times' report of the ?? 30 and 31, November X and 2, 1867-that I was justified in believing ...

... 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 ...

... far-seeing, is a task from which all men but Mr. Gladstone would shrink appalled. But 'Mr. Gladstone will do the trick. Sir Redvers Buller has reported that rents are too high-that is the conclusion which the public will inevitably draw from Sir Michael Hicks- ...

... smiles wanly. Lo ! the rain beats against the window, and from the court below ascend tihe drunken oaths of quarrelling mee and women. There are footsteps on the stairs. The woman half rises from herbed, clutch- ing nervously at the thin coverlid. ''lle ...

... reflected that Lis life was wasting in the hubbub, far from Tagus of tlhe golden sands, far from Bilbilis, and R the swift streamn of Sale. ?? runs the world E ,'away, till the long holiday from which there to is no returning. cr ?? as TIIE Metropolitan ...