... to the protection the young vice Conceiving the bill to in danger Mr used the columns of the Pall-Mall for the publication stories which in their detail revolting to decency and which ende3Vouued to sustain experiment of his own That experiment brought ...

... asmall novelette William lilack on Christmas morning, and on another year the Dauy arranged, with complete success, to give short telegrams from all parts the world, saying how things were generally the previous day tho places from which tho telegrams came ...

... hearing them render a few selec- tions, brought them unstinted quantities of spirit, in which they so freely indulged that in a short time the majority were in a helpless state of intoxication. Some, in endeavouring to get to their homes, fell in tbe streets ...

... Maywood about 4 a.m , all delighted with their enturignment. STOST. In a recent of the Okreeticie we find the following pretty story —' Hip, Hip, Hurrah I WI terbotbam an informed on undeniable authority of oft amusing remit of the late election for the ...

... Schwabe's collection. In the EiiglUh IVuttrultd Magazine for this month. Mr. Wilkie Collins bas the place of honour with short story in eight chapters, telling of the difficulty in which young and lively girl found herself when courted by two suitors, and ...

... direction of Mr. G. E. Lyle, the organist. ‘he Vicar (the Rey. Canon Lyon) founded an appropriate diwourse on Hebrews x., 9. A short service was conducted in the afternoon by the Rev, A. Cowan,and there was again a good attendance, ‘The o/fer- tory throughout ...

... aONY ADVANGCD at a Day's Notice, from 9Z0 to S 420W, tat low Intereot, to Ladies or Gentleren, In Town a or Country, for short or loui a elo n seethout pubkiaty, up3n 1, Promissory Notes, Life PorI ev, Leses, Stoks, Mhate, Jewellery, or Plate. Aso upon ...

... bountiful tea provided through the generosity of some good ladies and gentlemen of the town, and were afterwards entertained for a short time several kind and hospitable friends.. It seems that the gathering was suggested by Dr. and Mrs. Willard and Miss Rowland ...

... Dyke. of Combas, committed raicide. The deceased, shortly after,partaking of dinner, told his wife be should go and take a short nap, and after tea he would take her to Moorgreen. He wont upstairs, awl, about ten minutia later, his wife, bearing bun fall ...

... form the subject of short but interesting anonymous contribution. Some instances of gratitude in dogs are recounted by Dr. Gordon Stables, R.N. There are also various other articles, some verses, and music, well as six pages of short but interesting paragraphs ...

... was well sung by the choir, the solo being taken by Mice Ada Manley. The Rev. J. It. Douglas recited very effectively A Story of the Sea, and Mr. Ramat Heiken gave two readings, Gianni (Roger') and • The Demon Ship (T. Hood). in his usual exoellent ...

... never was there more anxiety in seeking after it. Many of the books and papers that came from the press were destined to very short existence, and all the better, for after their decease the air and society would purer. But there was another class literature ...