... of fiction and even of ietry having been invaded by the Royal pen. L nfortunately, Her Majesty has determined that the short stories and verses, the composition of which has served to lighten the cares of State, sha I not be exposed to the co:d winds of ...

... 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 ...

... disappointment on his face; but, said she, “you can And out all about hot her aunt’s, Mrs. Carlyle s, No. 10, Street. A short time after. Florence roooired latter to handwriting that made her tremble. During the many early years of her life spent to ...

... 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 ...

... brain, till you its ins-and-outs, Gives your life's hour-glass a shake when the thin sand doubts Whether to run on or stop short, and guarantees Age is not all made of stark sloth and arrant ease. Pleasing, too, is it to think that a band of students in ...

... be is rising above the flow of the morning,r°. th e party weer* he is In fact climbing the Cheviote. In a ' Ill' went lee short time he rushes through a tunnel, cutting, mit some ton mils--end were, through the bee of tee hill. Now be demands ' with Mr ...

... 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 ...

... that splendid value given for the The Argosy the year with story by the late Mrs Henry Wood, of the most aa well as taw the eldest, modern novelists. Then are, besides. several pieta stories, said some superior verses. Mr Charles W. Wood, F.R.0.H., ...

... Cabin commence the point the story where Eva is introduced to the reader on board the steamer bound for New Orleans, and then the story of the formation of her friendship for Uncle Tom is graphically told. The touching story of her illness and death, and ...

... for in a very short tittle John entered, asking Walter in his usual tone for Elsa. She isn't here. Has Davenport had an accident ? The 'ittle maid came in just now with a dismal tale, and your Bl «ter is gone to learn the truth of the story. It might ...

... received a dozen GOLD MEDAL,' Ie. _- PARIS EXHIBITION, l jr ,£\zN-i.A 6grCO,, ,Fwn~ B^Psr SALoox, enso, ABERDEEN, Aer, For a short time only, with Larie and Selected Purchases ITALIAN MARBLE SCULPTURE, MA.JOLICA, &c.. %ttle From the above Exhibition, and ...

... “You knew I loved have been the use when I but what bad fo heme to you! Bat, my Oh, Kitty, it is 1 burst inte tears, for ene short moment let ber companica take bis arms. Bat the next iustant she freed herself. “You should have—but what ie the use of going ...