... Irtluml expects at tliis trying crisis that her children, where ver located, Will, far they are able, their duty. Once more, let us impress upon you the necessity rallying round the great OVom-vr this occa. «iou, because very mu-di depends on crowded meeting ...

... 111th Regiment to their endeavours to save lito- Par tie* of*vohmtocre offered their servlc** for thswxptora_..n -rill amddng rums, and tho people Mke can say that human life urn* lost which could have been saved by SritoTs warmed like cat. .along the ...

... -.”TeT/DIS have easily obtained a larger income as a singer, but her youthful husband would not permit her to appear in public, and his refusal was applauded by many contemporaries of note. Being able to do nothing else, Sheridan followed the custom of ...

... my little fellow Take belt, and make for land. Up, save yourself 1* Tha outcast humbly knelt With life belt round hto body than the urchin cleared the ship; Over wept the gallant Captain, with saving on bto lip. Bat the hurricane bowled War than it over ...

... Torkish flag. the oilier side the way a Frenchman tried to save his homo by writing on wall. His words were '•Josais depute la nation Francaiso.” It was a quaint i device, but it did not save his property. Catholic Church and the Italian College apparently ...

... GEORGE ROUTLEDGE: THE CHIL- I DREN'S FRIEND. Who is the children's friend ? (we ask this ques tion not in ignorance, but because it sounds to our ears a good beginning). Many anwera fill the air-some of names, some of objects, and some of fearful abstract ...

... well. It wa» only natural that Florence should relish the society of friend valued by Basil, and I that should be the recipient of her alternate hopes and fears. But her companion was try ing ordeal. The sentiment :of generous pity with which at first regarded ...

... Highness the Duke of Cambridge. Then followed In lone procession two two the friends the deceased nobleman who were hia colleagues in the Governtiicute Ibbij and 1874 the other friend* of tin, deceased, whose wish to follow the remains had been complied with ...

... physical pain. ‘ You already know that Mr. Baxendale and I were grant friends on bis Irish tour.’ * Tea. Is it not wonderful? 1 cannot get it out of mind.* • It is, then, aa bla friend, and years, if you will permit to call you so, or even by skill dearer ...

... being thrown from his horse while hunting Dorsetshire, Friday, died on Saturday night. Lieut Cameron, of the Cameron Highlanders, who was wounded in the skirmishes with the Arabs the Nile, died of his wounds ou Friday night. A great sensation was caused ...

... enthrals tbs spirit, but batM'S while delighting the eye. It was great surprise when the youthful Sicruine of our story suddenly dropped down the green sward, saving, with a laugh, I can tgo any farther. lam fired. lrnse ■lon’t mind me. I’ll wait her* till ...

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