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... so much milk and water slops. He refused to vote for Mr. Portman at the general election of 1885, considering him as far short of the standard necessary for a candidate according to his opinion; hut in 1886 he magnanimously supported that gentleman, ...
... some lofty hill. largo and long, on the ground floor opening on to a terrace covered with climbing shrubs, and in the upper story on to a wide he view was lovely from every window, far over hill and tha silvery streams, and dash- ing water mills, the village ...
... it will enter ou its 50th volume. FROM TRUTH. A romancing evening pai>er announces that Queen has written a number of short stories and poems, which., however, are not to lie published during her life. This is all nonsense, for the Queen Ins written anything ...
... Queen has written a number of short stories and poems which, however, are not to be published during her life. This is all nonsense, for the Queen has never written anything whatever except her *' Journal. Edmund's story about the interview betwe tbe ...
... that he was in such mortal fear At the nueden darkness that he had to take to his bed for a several days, This remarkable story illustrates the E 1extreme difficulty of getting trustworthy news from fG IRulseia, G A 'PAINFUL FEELING Ihas been caused amongst ...
... tern at Helford, near Falmouth, and who left England for Australia about thirty-five years ago. Information reached England a short time since that Mr. Williams bad died intestate, and it is stated that he left about £53,000 in cash, and lands and bonds of ...
... happened; but as at present many false rumours are current, I should like you to know the exact truth,and if you think my story worthy of credence, I should be glad if you would trans• late it into English and publish it. [I had told Roncileau that I ...
... George I’m going to hansel these new lines this morning We’ll go up cottage have bit of something to eat before start” Ben short thickset man good-humoured facs the colour of getting on in pretty well evar up the village soon came the little thatched cottage ...
... little county business, and the calendar contained the names of eight prisoners only. Among the Justices present were Mr. Story Maskelyne, M.P., the Hon. and Rev. E. P. Bouverie, Mr. J. Atkinson, Mr. H. Brown, Mr. Edward Colston, Mr. A. B. Fisher, Captain ...
... Mr J Prouse the next toast Healthof the Churchwardens Captain Didhum Mr Todd’— latter rosjioiided— The Bible to by Messrs Short Moore — Health of Mr Hill’ superintendent next drunk and that Mr Backhouse Church bellringers’ and other were duly honoured ...
... ears been completely by cats which he kept of the creatures jumped ont of the room the window opened SCENE EXECUTION painful story is reported from Pdtiguenx A youth of 20 under of tbe murder of old couple under ciicnmstances of great atrocity executed few ...
... entitled Scrub the workhouse, boy, followed. The story was capitally told by the Rev. Geo. 'Wainwright, and was most attentively listened to by the boys who numbered about 320. At the close of the story the lads were conducted to the Gymnasium below, where ...