... leeve tao rue it.” M atty and Peter were cotton spinners, and had imbibed a strong incHuation for poaching from the Wonderful stories related to them by an aged stone breaker, who in his younger days had been a notorious hara killer. They had, therefore, fully ...

... school and collese use , of Chawer's ^ preasion , but in lorms to wlncli no exception (^ . P , Ta 1 f ( 20 ) - thfl beautiful story of can ba taken on • the ground of propriety . Grfselda . Tlio text , . which is preserved in its lile dialogue , in the sketches ...

... to throw if out the measure. Such is the story that Hansard it tells. Mr Bright's bold assertion that he was always in ,e favour of: legislation for the protection of children in sf factories is, in short, simply and entirely false.-- The 'hjiel ...

... for a short time with ¢ | un diminished brightness. Itwasclearthatforashort space of time there was no contact between the it metal and the water. This relation, under some d water had to do with circumstances, of fire an some mythir cal stories, which ...

... we cannot but believe ere lo remarks, vision will be made for cultivating the is Pater- of scholarship. The the number, a short ron the Irish Ia monium. will be read with pleasure by those who tal ta” terest in Celtic subjects, A third voted to M. Renan’s ...

... sitniles, whether of the Its do not ditfer esse n th th heme of the further rowth ot the evil of that h. 1 heen his nti o shortness of time or Fate's ravelled ty fr the M woltan Building Acts shouid weaine a vast boar wh recommendation—tvo highly prized ...

... from the n of Bret | gence Of | have in land} entitled a complete story of life at the cand an eee). oe ie eee we a ed from ** Contrasts,” as well as a short an without by curious story by M. C. Vachell entitle apse th: Clerk's Tale.” —, Harrer’s.—Mr William ...

... precisely the same way had done with General Anderson. The hack Mr. Maseon'o left hand was carried Mr. Cumberland to hie own brow, short period intense mental concentration on the part of Ur. Cumberland followed, and then cam* tba earn* ambling walk the room. ...

... Danes. This plan was, in fact, a return to tho division adopted in the Short History of the English People, where the conquest by Swein was looked on as the turning-point of the story, and a new period in the history of England began from the time when ...

... night is y« ar and charming but, even if the night be not young, the dancers Let us award and youth is greedy of pleasure. ’ STORIES. greater pi raise to that stern repression of self v has turned the very ma into # of di RNEY. line. In resence of such a ...

... tippling-house in the Kirkgate, called the Old Inn, which he was supposed to frequent; it was kept by a man of the name of David Short. Kennedy, Brebner, and one of the Dunfermline officers went to examine the place together. On inquiry if there were any lodgers ...

... French cattle into British ports on and after 6th February, instead of 6th May, as recently entered. 'firs following remarkable story is told ea the authority of the Herald. It is Tinted exactly as it appeared in its columns :—The Gurate of St. Mary's (Welsh) ...