... out. What's that? You're wpm ? Nay, pat, don't inert ik The eve's gives one, dear, you haven't hurt itl Whether or not my story is believed, Of course my moral's easily perceived. Don't take a matrimonial step decided, 'Ere you've against contingencies ...

... customs; Mr Clement T. Swanston, judge of the Royal: Court, Jersey; Crown prosecutor Voy Whitehurst, Q.C.; Sir Be tar; Mr Anth: Story- Sir Edward at Madras; and Mr Edward J. Q. the ber of deaths has Of these we have to record t! ofithe Ven. Henry deneon of ...

... found, and all was sileut save the wild sough of the wind and the rush of the waves dashing against the parapets which but • short time before bore up the noble structure that had involved so many lives in its wreck. When the steamer returned and the crowds ...

... long or how short it was we cannot now remember. It was not half such task as bad feared would be, but were glad to see our way to fair conclusion, and to the giving out of the last hymn. our own delight we had not broken down, nor stopped short in the middle ...

... After the lapse of sixteen minutes, Fox re-appeared on the barge ladder, bearing a carriage lamp in his hand. He rested for short space, and then re-entered the water almost at the same moment Simpson came up at the side of the launch, with report that ...

... the selections in the Christian Martini, and we have always something attractive in the original contributions, which are short but well written. The large type portion for the aged, and six new pieces of poetry, not including the hymnal in both notations ...

... by lit the purpose. The company numribered tibout 80. ilb 'l'he Chairanicii, Brother Smith, andi Brother Russell ohl ;,cIve short addresses; appropritite to the ocqasion, and Hi vafioutl of the mcem bers of the Order. contributed th greatly to the eveuling's ...

... NNoCH • • 1301 LOCH GARRY. - - 1433 LOCH VIINNACHAIL - INN LOCH SLOT, 1103 LOCH SHIM. - 1100 FROM OLASOOW TO 14ELBOUTTIE. lIP STORY, ADILAI. wad the Picts New- ZIIALLPD and H el Inamedis„ Pesagers ie requessed to I t e Kagnificent Vessels of thi. line, built ...

... together succumbed. Sir Thomas is also of opinion that this theory of the accident is supported, in the first place, by the story of the surtaceman, Watt, who says that he saw what looked like showers of sparks proceeding from the wheels of the carriages ...

... they state that the north end lias uot damaged in the slightest degree, although the rails have wrenched out the chairs for a short distance. great mwt have been the strain upon the solid piers covered by the falling girders that on two or three them considerable ...

... MacDonald died, after a bocepied and Tenanted by the following tenants—sin, George Harvey, Jam, a Carlisle, Sergeant Mitchell; ! short illness, on the at his residence, John Tait, Alexanil- r .lack, and William Dickson, at 8 Douro Place, Kensington. Ho was born ...

... left their hunie at No. GM West Forty-fourth Street, New York, in the evening, telling their mother they would be gone but a short time, and nothing more was heasl ef them. The family were thrown into a elate of in consequence, and when ilays paosed and ...