... others, in large scrap-book, 10 10s.; An Excursion to Brighthelmstone, made in the year 1789, by H-i. Wigstead and T. Rowlandson, tinted plates by Alken, 1790, 11 11s. CAPTAIN YOUNGHUSBANDYS EXPERIENCES IN THE PAMIRS. Intelligence from Bombay gives a detailed ...

... better accomplishment, is the industry that has filled over two hundred pages with sonnets on subjects ranging from Bass's Ale to Peter the Great, from Moon-spleen -which sounds like a polite rendering of Katzenjhalnmer-to Tea. The main bulk of these voluminous ...

... accomplishment, is wl the industry that has filled over two hundred pages with sonnets on Al subjects ranging from BassIs Ale to Peter the Great, from Moon-spleen nc - -which sounds like a polite rendering of Katzenjairnmer-to Tea. Ii) Tile main bulk of these ...

... ftid'ico-partly, it is said, under pressure, on philanthropic grounds, from General Gordon-and the result is that, while he has saved many lives, he himself is now at death's door from destitution. The Hon. Sydney I-Tolland, 44, Bryanston-square, who has ...

... le luncheon to Mar Lodge. The Grand Duke of as Iesse posted from Balinoral to MSar Lodge on a ve visit to the Duke and Duchess of Fife, and by stayed to luncheon. to Scholars all over the world w-ill learn with .r profound regret of the death at HoudonY ...

... a sonnet t4 iTOn- Oxford, with fair front, and frethe From Inurcbly pride aucd echolarly conceit, ration Antd with wide Wars of kinship spread to greet now gran AUl eager Soule that seek a sign from thee. ache .-tbIng Ititeotda eti ?? ri o ?? iolved o ...

... Not much over a dozen years ago it was an unpretentious hamlet only to be reached by a thirteen-mile bus ride from Ipswich, or by the ferry from Harwich to the neigbbouring village of Wal on, At last the late Colonel Tomlins, in Lc splendid way he did some ...

... gold digging, but by a bicycle fi p Post. Coolgardie, the ontrle of the mining t] world, lies 280 msilts distant from Dandts, and S e overy Friday Mr. Bennett starts from Coolgardio I ohiliS bicycle, cnd proceeds to his first stat ion, C a sisaanli settleimeit ...

... immigrants from an angelic world, of its right to rule the majority would be clear-ly indefensible, the it is hiardl'y necessary to point out that the Irish in America constitute of( a small percentage of the population. If the immigration from Ireland tre~ ...

... FEVER AT BERMUDA. DEATH OF SEVERAL MIENT. Advices from Bermiuda received by the steamer A2lph state that enteric fever broke out among the Guards in the latter part ot November. The disease spread rapidly from the time the steamer left. There was almost an ...