... another occasion. I ncd the total reoeipts from all sources for the Hospital Saturday Fund at Hfracombe have only fallen some 3 short of the sum raised last year, about 196. Taking all things into consideration, this is a matter for congratulation, and the ...

... sensations, or the any cares of the joys wives, like to live a vicarious life in the of another. Maryvaret Havard was vexed story whenever controversial questions were brought in the conversation of sensible people. Tt seemed to her that no one could be ...

... A ” (London : Griffiths, Farran snd Co., Newbery House; Exeter: Thomas Upwerd, 28 High-street) is the title of a well-told story by loca} gentleman, who takes the nom de plume of “ Ravea Dean.” The plot a murder, the mysteriou, character of which is kept ...

... ‘Tne autumn list of forthcoming publications py Messrs. and Co. includes a number of artistic story and picture books for the oung, among them being “Stories for Some y Edith Carrington, illustrated by Doroth en- nant (Mrs. H. M. Stanley). The author of ...

... speaking of the entertainment, says that although, of course, license has had to b3 taken’ the story is fairly well adhered to, and Mrs. Stowe’s sympathetic story, so powerfully descriptive of slave life in America, loses ncne of its power and none of its ...

... quarters and occupy the embankment of the new port opposite Ca tel del Ovo. Farewell, traditional Santa Lucia!” _ An amusing story is told in connection with a sudden call to arms resolved on by the combined Military and Naval authorities of,a seaport in ...

... ago Miss Eleanor A. Ormerod, F.R. Mot. Soc., consulting botanist to the Royal Agricultur sl Socisty of England, published a short account of the that are commonly iojarious to our food crops, forest trees, and fruit. The information then givea tothe world ...

... delivered in the Baptist Shapel, Appledore, by Mr. H. Gittens, entitled ‘Weddings in Galilee.” It was illustrated by song, and story. Among the clergy present at the funeral of the late Rector of Shobrooke (the Rev. G. I. Wallas) were the fen. Archdeacon of ...

... use again upon his entry to-morrow. Of his former visit, which happened before the Hungarian reconciliation, an interesting story is told in connection with this celebrated coach. At the date in question there was no railway to Debreczin, and his Majesty ...

... Stratton, Week St. Mary, and Whitstone. Mr. Rowe (Stratton) and Mr. W. H. Cory (Launceston) represented the Redicale, Mr. H. Short (Launceston) the Conservativer,and Mr. Martyn (Devonport), for Mr. Temple Willis, the Liberal Unionists- There were a few claims ...

... | UUR LONDON LETTER: Lowpon, Monday Night. | Mr. John Morley has gone to Ireland. What a change in a few short years! The last time he left Holyhead for Kingstown it was as Chief- Secretary to the Lord-Lieutenant, and he had all the official prestige ...

... Rector went for a short holiday Unhappily, during the Reotor’s absence one of his parishioners died The funeral was fixed for Sunday afternoon The locum teneng arranged to perform the Buria} Service, and went to the Higher Cemetery a short time before the ...