... his host -hived theteres on the wall, an ellen grate with its load of fool ready for the niateb, and alt his surroundings speaking of neatness, simplicity, and c- asiort, the ?? makes us wusleoree. Die aye, as lie looks straisslit at yen, baa loot hot ...

... news- paper, it may perhaps nor. be generally known that its connection with Cologne is barely more than nominal. Practically speaking, it is one of the principal journals of Berlin, where it has been edited since the France-Prussian war. THE LVERtPooL SAILORS' ...

... profiting by the advantages which stood his father in such good stead. Count Herbert Bismarek to-day is powerful, for when he speaks every one hears the echo of his father's voice. But when six feet two inches of German soil cover all that is mortal of the ...

... appears in the 1ortvight'y, from the Archdeacon of Magila. The Archdeacon, who from his standpoint at Usambara has reason to speak, enters a strong protest against the attitude of Germany. It is almost impossible, ho says, for ordinary Englishmen to ...

... Pzall 41oel/ Gazette ?? fresh edition of the Contcesiporaree ?? after the first has consisted of 1,000 copies, and, roughly speaking, one may say that the sale so far has been at the rate of 1,000 a day. Nor is there at present any signa of slackening in ...

... LardXL hint leave Your hoeme? On the 5th ci' ?? aruary. M\r. NVLraes here read somte farther letters from the r.?~spoeidout s~peaking of ?? illegal love1 and her deep rtegard for Leslie. The petitionier ?? Dours etoruth ?? ridilrteesed niou as Alfredi, ...

... If sick headache is misery, what arc Cartcres Little Liver Flits it they will positively mo sih iS P oe whoa v os1si therr speak frankly of their worth . They are small anS easy to tc s..-Adfgl. a Ii 0 a B 0 h B ( I i ...

... for Stringsin C, Beethoven's Iroutzer Sonata, and Schumaun's 'Paschiugs-schvwank. LORD WOLSELEY ON NATIONAL DEFENCE, Speaking last night at a dinner of the North London TitLe Club, Lord aV ies9tmy said hie did hope it was the intention of the Governmtsent ...

... largolyacnil earnestly rin behalf of his co)itoty, as also many others. At last, cal.inig to Locius ?? whose place it areas to speak lie-ct, ?? on 3Wnde- iii l to g-ive lcis ?? n tile rest us ali' - - -ilIiiRti ini order. Silence being matle, itand Lo-ietirce ...

... in preptir.siii.a. i icit very pretty floral designs, as we:l 5' etite. shown in the itesv cotton goode, but & ctt.' ?? to speak of these. Fur the present itit anlarome, and in these tnare is ii.icrii ?? attractive in the way of stints etiil 'ie? ?? ...

... rank and file of the two hundred and fifty millions of Hindoos and Mohammedans in our Eastern Empire habitually think and speak. Professor Oman, during his residence at Lahore, has evidently done all in his power to place himself in actual touch with ...

... State for WVar was this afternoon called upon to make amenids for an indiscretion conmnitted in April of last year. When speaking at Blackburn, ho assemed a very positive tone about the charges4 against Mr. Parnell, and roundly declared that, not to ...