... where he contemplates residing henceforward. A romancing evening paper announces that the Queen has written a number of short stories and poems, which, however, are not to be published during her life. This is all nonsense, for the Queen has never written ...

... wliero contemplates residing henceforward. A romancing evening paper announces that the (Jurni has written liumlter of short stories and -m», which, however, are not be published •luring her life. This is all nonsense, fur tile Queen never written anything ...

... fourteenth century when four ships arrived at Genoa bringing the terrible irruption known as the ''Great Mortality. In the story of the Great Plague of London, which Foe relates with such simple vigour, we learn only this of. the origin of that epidemic ...

... the girls of this inatitutiou were euteriained to a lantern exhibition. The subject chosen was the veiy popular temperance story— Buy Your Own Cherries. Thereafter large number of comic slipping and lever slides were exhibited. During the evening the ...

... the girls of this institution were entertained to a lantern exhibition. The subject chosen was the very popular temperance story— Buy Your Own Cherries. Thereafter ■&, large number of comic slipping and lever slides were exhibited. During the evening ...

... in the fourteenth century when four ships arrived at Genoa bringing the terrible irruption known the Great Mortality. the story the Great Plague of London, which Foe relates with such simple vigour, learn only this the origin of that epidemic, that ...

... this lemark by humorous anecdote, and in speaking stories being use in speeches said that one of the leading and brightest lights the local Radical party short time ago trotted the old and worn-out story of Stephenson anl the coo. Mr quoted the lines ...

... remark by a humorous anecdote, and speaking of stories being used in speeches said that one of the leading and brightest lights of the local Radical party short time ago trotted out the old and worn-out story of Stephenson and the coo. Mr Keiller quoted ...

... board aud lodge in the hotel, and, as an excuse for not settliug the bill, he invented few more fictitious tales. He had run short of cash, and had wired to his mother for a supply. His mother replied that his father was in Glasgow business, and till bis ...

... board and lodge in the hotel, and, as excuse for not settling the bill, he invented few more fictitious- tales. He had run short of cash, and had wired to his mother for a supply. His mother replied that his father was in Glasgow business, and till his ...

... Several other shorter religious papers, are also worth reading. For general reading thera are three serial stories, all ably written, a short complete story, Stumpy, and another, A.. Divided Duty. The number is finely illustrated. Conquests of thk Cross ...

... Banks of Allan Water,™ both very skilful representations at the lu the letterpreoa the number the story of Auguste Rodin it told, and a most intonating story itj* of struggle, endoardui, and ultimata triumph on the part the Wagner of aietuary. French ...