... towards aright conclusion. ft looks as if this story should end lu next number. We cannot say that it engrained throughout the excellent promise of its earlier chapters. We get four chapters of a new story celled Ilia uncle and her grandmother. We suppose ...

... approach at a long distance, but be was ,on the opposite side of his ea from my path, our meeting was a mutual surprise. After a short maw he would rather I had not sus as then engaged, for he soon became witat and seemed absent, which canoed to consider the ...

... sea caves grim with gloomy shadows, and I'enklands hurrying waters radiant with streaks of golden light, lit autlf ul, but short-lived, was the bright sunset glow, and then the grey northern night came down. Jt was as though day bad turned on the threshold ...

... t, rave As Powt,—The llant edness of vreat men ts sometimes cairicd to boy. ” to ordinary to be the point ves, weakuess A story of ypar- a sua of Professor V.igt, of the Univers then, Jeva, and lately ed in the ‘* Bok.’ a Germa: seems to illu this point ...

... tenure © wi tan re e rest They have a fair hasis for considering how it is for PUIG attain to the ownersh , after well-— SOME STORIES CURRENT, heen asone need ex pect at an election, amd a e the likely against Mi Bell, as well as about my ation. there is one ...

... a zines. Chambers’s Journal begins the year w variety of short readable articles. It i with the magazine that one likes best to tal when wearied or on a railway journey. month the serial story, “A Dead Recko is brought to a close, and there is an ING ...

... Glasgow, or any part of f the | the South via Aberdeen, he has only to say meet | so, and it is sent at the same rate as by the short route via Dunkeld; or if he wishes to f the | travel to the South via Aberdeen, he can get 0 say a ticket at once by the long ...

... about two per cent. of the population increased to nearly 7 per cent, after these events took place, wbicb, to make a long story short, is the beet comment,l can make on the injurious effects of the taking away of the people's land. I beg now to submit my ...

... ploughing, and many the large farmers are engaged turning over their lea. Turnip stand out wall, but straw will be rather short on many farms. Fat cattle sell well, and oats are up in price, selling now 17s fid per quarter of 40 lb. per bushel. Bere 20s ...

... (Inverness) at the ground of the latter the protested ii. in the third round for the Challenge Cup. The Nairn were unfortunately short of three of their best players, the game went completely Omen, resulting to the Inverness teem winning by 10 goals to nil. ...

... magnificent display of views, by means of a very powerful magic lantern. Mr Macleish worked the lantern, and the Chairman gave a short description of each view. To give variety to the entertainment, a selection of suitable hymns was rendered by the children ...

... Caledonian £5544 ; Glasgow and WV , are £3674; North British £6856. ears Moderate demand for money at 44 pe Discount rates on short bille and three n ower Bank rate unalterec. Reserve sta most 30% per cent. Silver 44} pence per oz. Stock markets still remain ...