... that Mr. Smith has not derived as much benefit from the receee as himself and all bis friends thought few weeks ago, and that, if anything in the nature of breakdown is threatened, will prefer withdraw from the leadership before the session opens rather ...

... and was probably attended by much wassailing in previous centuries. If we may judge from few poetical descriptions of the observances of New Year Eve when the world was some oenturiss younger, the passing away of one year and the advent of another was ...

... effect of such an arrangement would be to shut out from the Central and South American markets most of the actual exports from Europe to those markets even more completely than they are now shut out from the United States. On the other hand, the effect ...

... OLD SCRAP-BOOK. leaves of old scrap-book often contain mnch that is quaint, much that reminds usof old-world ways and customs, and takes na back to the manner of life and mode of thoucrht that was in vogue the timea of which it tella ns. In the old volume ...

... pleased to know that their schools were free from debt, which was greatly due to the friends who had assisted them that room in the early part of the year. After referring to Mr. Bharman'B retirement from the head mastership of Jeffery's endowed school ...

... Continent. Tne examination of his books, stated, reveals serious defalcations. The death is announced from Madrid of Senor the celebrated operatic tenor. died from the effects of pneumonia early yesterday morning. The strike of Belgian miners spreading. The colliers ...

... pair is said to have won the brooze. Thisgives him the right to salute the bride when she enters, and to refresh himself is from the hail pot which has been prepared for d the wedding party. W hen the rest of the latter h come, a farle of oat cake ?? the ...

... house-surgeon at the Hospital, said when the deceased was admitted the Hospital she was suffering from severe scalds on both thighs from the hips the knees. She died from exhaustion. The jury returned a of Accidental death. INQI'KHT. —On Tuesday the Deputy City ...

... cruba ted. fill., '.kL to 3*., mull'd* Hd. to Ic, and amoked haddock* 2d. to each. ** KNTRE XOLB.” (From Truth.) Pnacw lUtt»nb«Tfr.who ha* now barn ab*wnt from thr Tourt for two month*. »;>|>-*r* have u;h.u a penuaio-nt reclificati.ri of boundane* between ...

... magic in Neuralgia. Indigestion. Want appetite, Sc, Vitus's Dance. from the Clergy, Medical Profamion, and tientry.—Ask for TONIC, and no other. 93, 2s 9d, and es 64 per Bottle. Poet fres from the l'r tor, A. C. Amuse, 106, London read, Southborough.. Ittnbridge ...

... amusing article from the pen a well known p'nonographer, Mr. T. A. Reeo, • How save 6,000 dears'* by means shorthand, and a chapter on fhe Early Days of the Newspaper Press, forming tbe first •fa series of articles on the Newspaper World. Mr. Pitman ...

... reflect whether he might not be justified in disappearing altogether from the sight of both women, and betake himself to some distant corner of the globe, the world .forgetting, by the world forgot. The pleasant breeze that sprang up when the boat was under ...