... t desire , or are not pledged , tc ; denounce all and . every landlord , will admit that it meant a good deal ; that , in short , it su ? miied that if Mrs Paul had acted discreetly and' accepted the offer made , the Dnko of . Sutherland—who , it is but ...

... brought against him by Mr Stanley , and mulct , him ot his ill-gotten Rains if he is proved guilty , but . also to sift the story which Mr Werner tells with so much circumstantial detail . We can hardly expect Tippoo and bis fellow-slavers to ba friendly ...

... TDOW BELLS , ONE PEN 3 ...

... allies in war : and ; . ; the : . best ; j customers ' - for then peculiar ' wares , in . 'Portil'guese territory . . The story bf'their ^ brutalitresand of the gallant stand . made by the little garrison of civilisation upqn ' theJLake ^ inspite j of ...

... several sketches in magazines , is going to produce an idyllic play in two acts at St George ' s Hall , entitled , A Riverside Story , • the characters being played by .. . Mr - Forbes , Robertson and Misses Annie Hughes and P . ose Leclercq . Sirs Pfeiffer ...

... ' to ^ ayb Y ' readyforthe opportunity . ; : ^; . . ^ • •? ' : I ' am ^ nbout . 'to ' write -to you .. a ^ ti-ue' story— -finch' a story aa wonld ' have . ldndled . LivingstoOB , ' on ' il : caused him Vto ^ . say ^' liliB . ' s 1 . Simeon ; ' ' • Now ...

... cEBS . —Tha nionth'yiaeeting of the Glasgow free Preapvtery was held yesteiilay—Rev . B . Howie , Govari , Tnoderator . • A short-discussion took place with reference to an . overture on the question of . the union of tlhe Free aridUnited Presbyterian Churches ...

... -whether , in . short : they famished . the authority for Burns ' - lines about i > ilfering or were an after-thought suggested and inspired by thesa lines . One oc two things , however , - must occ ' ur . to-every one that .-reads 'this' story In thefirst ...

... to bo a postal reformer . In more 'modern times , the earliest conspicuous reformers were Murray arid DbckrrTa , who . a short while bofore tho Restoration , introduced the town-posts ; the cross-posts being the work of Alien in the ' following century ...

... Scotland . because , of . illhealth . There is no foundation for . the : story AlthbiTgIi- ' Iioyi . Lothian has been recommended tp ' . talte ; , a . ^ c ' oTnplete rest for-a short tiine ; -. there is ribthing ; in l Ke state ' of , hia .. health to ; ...

... attained in school magazines . — JKW ; or , Woman ' s Wiles , is a story • for girls , trritten by Miss Edith and Miss Constance Bent , and sent out by the same . publishers . It is a short and prettily told tale . of no great literary pretensions . . L ...

... Institution • upon ' : the ^ Engliah model , has : aU . ' alosg i ^ its 'career , had ^ a ' 'position peculiar enough'tcf make its story fruUful enough of lessons in admihistration / . while ^ it-has alsd turned 'but ; great ^ men / enough .: . to . ' . ^ 'deserve ...