... Falmouth's best year, he won about £38,000, whereas the Duke of Portland has won during the past season nearly £74,000, or little short of double the marvellous total, as it was then regarded, put together by Jannette, Silvio, Wheel of Fortune, and others in ...

... of the month first to 34 and then to3 percent. In February it was further reduced to 2§, in March it was raised again for a short time to 3 per cent, but in April it fell to 24, and finally to 24, which was the lowest point of the year. In May it was again ...

... Walford, the well-known novelist, a daughter of the late Mr John Colquhoun, author of “The Moor and the Loch,” for an exciting story of one of the members of the Rossdbu family that has never before been told in print. About seventy years ago, as happened ...

... the dutythey Ole now 1 en dischabging with sach commeadable ability of at n makig every English word tell its own story- ti e Ithe story of its birthand life, and in rna cases At of hts death ?? eve ccainal of Iits sesusci I tation. Between the word C ...

... shipping he ought not to do so with who or at least leading the way—' ball was at two-thirds whole He | once Lambie had a short run that will then have a certain that | took it well ap. Smellie, however, tackled the manager has something more to look ...

... ever, we are speedily the centre of a abl, crowd of his companions, who help him out in nob his story. Alfred Flack is his name, and 'I and shall give his story in his own words :- woe 1I was sleeping- beside my brother Herbert, and had I wrakened up coughing ...

... SERIES OF SHORT STORIES (HUMOROUS, PATHETIC. TRAGIC), FROM[ THE PFE OF IMR GE 0. R. S I MS. Author of 'Lights n Lo'd1ondD, e WOes of H ow the Poor Live.' ?? g.L The Serioe WiM ?? under the Oseui Title of DRAIMAS ' OF LIFE, but eaghi Short Story will have ...

... slept on the upper ihal floors, and even of a few -boys jumping from i Po' the windows to save' themselves. Ail these del stories, however, ought. in the meantime to ciV be regrarded with suspicion, as, like an, many others told in the excitement of. ing ...

... produced a penny, and the latter, after much wetting of a blunt pencil, scribbled on a sioled piece of paper something between short hand and a prescription, which the seed y individual appeared to decipher quite easily, for he said amaszed—“ What! Do you ...

... individual woman, and not her special pursuit accomplishment, is the important oenwderation . Would too old-fashioned back to the story of Creation, and read that the woman was made as a helpmeet for man As men are Very diverse, need their mothers and sister* ...

... specialists were at all clear as to the reasons why the epidemic should have spread to almost every country in Europe in such a short space of time. Some say that it is infectious in the highest degree; others maintain that it is induced by peculiar atmospheric ...

... Volume Sebuol-ilay Stories. artisic, binding and beantif icly illusiraed, cow only la 71d; the do 63 Volume of -TuleStory-Tolling Album, wssts, 2ld Full-pagS fiactores, fcc N. THE Is VOLUME OF CHATTERBOX, biuedreds of Pictures and Stories, tee Is 7,44; the ...