... During the evening the performers were regaled with oranges and buns in the class-room. The way in which the Master read the story of the man who stayed home to mind the house, and the mistakes made by this clever man, ending in finding himself standing ...

... of intemperanee produced these terrible consequences. Selling the Suez Canal shares has not relieved the Khedive from being short of cash. They say he tried to borrow 700,000 francs on his jewels, and could only get 500,1.001 r., which he refused. A miser ...

... address of the sena rare frequently received hut unless such communications are duly authenticated, they cannot be inserted. Short and plain announcements of Births Marriages, and Deaths, are inserted gratis for Subscribers only' if they not exceed two lines ...

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... company of the young, and therefore old people found themselves shelved and put into a corner. He could not quite hear the story which the Mayor bad told them, but he knew it was something about old people, and he was there te stand up for them. He liked ...

... company of the young, and therefore old people found themselves shelved and put into a corner. He could not quite hear the story which the Mayor had told them, but he knew it was something about old people, and he wag there to stand up for them. He liked ...

... looking on the central court were ctmmenced some days back. In the other manna the buildlog has reached the hskiht of the third story. The iron !Worthy of the second and third is laid down, and the attics of the principal front are being roofed over. The blocks ...

... document from the boy's hands, and refused to give him either the money or the paper.—The prisoner made no defence, and after a short deliberation the jury acquitted him.—The Recorder concurred in the verdict, but cautioned the defendant to be more careful ...

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... Trelease, Mrs. Easterling, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Wm. Nicholls, end Miss Graham. The tea was followed by music and recitations, and short addresses by Messrs. Frank Bailey (the Chairman), Gibson, E. J. Steer, Leigh, and Burton. The tea was provided by Mr. Withers ...

... tiodier. Ih» projierty Mr. Buckingham. The jury found the primmer guilty, and was sentenced six months' imprisonment. AMERICAN STORY OF REAL LIFE. B ...

... view of blemish or of spot.” In later years, when the exordium of Book iii. of Paradise Lost” was composed in the pathetic story of his blindness, this little touch of vanity fades away incompatible w : th the solemn dignity of the occasion.— Milton, hg ...