... fragmnents of similar crosses are coca- sinnally found. Of Runic remains there are but few in this country, comparatively speaking, although they umay be found in abundance in the Isle of Man, and different parts of Northern Europe. There are a few specimens ...

... charnel house, is never referred to. Ohb, no, we never mention bar, Her name is never heard'- Our lips are nowv forbid to speak, That once familiar word. (Laughter and applause.) The Convention, with all its mad, if not wicked, responsibilities, is u ...

... before-wmith muore - hEt; .-lai.;.±hn n1h. perhap~s, with a 1a~xc . i; ,; n alfirst to last the audience is ' ?? 1 ?? if. nor, to speak the truth, can it a; o ?? For Canmma, though one may F . .. . 1 ?? ufferings and feal a detesta- t; I, 1 ' , r -ator, Synonis ...

... a good one, it is a mistake; if he puts down a good unibrella and picks up a peer one, it is a blunder. Sir Robert Peel, speaking of Lord Eldos, said that even his failings leaned to virtue s sidle, upon which a bystander observed that his lordahipli ...

... DESPAIR - BY MRS RIBEERT WARE. CHAPTER XI. flACKS Bi?BxS. Nothing can well be prettier than the village of Dacre Banks; we may speak in the present time, for the lapse of a hundred years has nrought but few changes inl the quiet hamlet, and- save that now ...

... glori- ous nature has put it into his tiny heart to pour forth gladness with his voice. 7lndecstand, kindly reader, I am speaking only of the better class of chorister- b^oys, those gxifted with musiesl talent. Into the heads of alarge portion of the ...

... of his address be condemned the policy of the late Govern- ment respecting the Afghan and Zulu wars, and then wsent on to speak of the Eastern question, contending that the best parts of the Treaty of Berlin were neglected by the late Government, whilst ...

... against the Government, and retort that he Las armed the natives against them. They appeal to Sir George Colley, and repeatedly speak of their respect for the Queen and the people of England. Captain Lambert's full account of Capt. E'lliot's death confirms ...

... Mr BIGGAR, who met with some 'interruption, said, in deference to the Speaker's suggestion, he would not perse- vere in speaking on the subject, but would simply say that the Prime Minister was rtotally misinformed. He would now give notice that he would ...

... treading the daisies to-morrow morning. Forster now hastily took up his hat, and, with an ominous frown, said to Dulluk- Can I speak with you alone for a moment? Och darlint, if it's a duel you're afther wantin' to ar- range, why should you spake wid him ...

... land scheme is certainly indicative oE a tendency to take land and place it under especial laws for the benefit ger irally speaking, of the labouring class of agriculturists, THRZ raENC- PEdSANT PitO5PRIETORtSHtIP. In France, the peasant proprietors are ...

... ho~lne, Lia fellow belings are in greater vari~ity of coniirlexioe huC geib. and lan-,uoa~ than at homne. Stlle is in an F.n Speaking and -u Lnglish-trading cmumniuny. ies wants can all be as well ?? as -in Eng-land li ire hs Lis -'exw leve~rs, such as they ...