... 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 ...

... with eccentricities, for what with some of their views upon ventilation, suitable chairs, and other matters, not a few good stories are told in connection with our old city. Mr. Justice Field. whose connection with Semper Fidelis is well-known, bids fairnot ...

... closed the door of the van, sbutting in both policeman and the prisoners, and they were driven to the central police office, a short distance away, and into the mourtyard, where, the gates having been closed, the policeman was released and the prisoners were ...

... happily until Christmas D)ay. Then they qoarrailed through drink and jealousy, and he detesmined to do for her. | A ROMANTIC STORY. A Penzance correspondent states that in 1832 William David Brown, a Misherman, of Newlyn, near Penzance,was one of the three ...

... the epidemic., tal !. in reference to the itflnenza epidemic, a London to n11 correspondent has jest heard a rather cuarious story, for tic. 71 the facts of which he is able to vouch. A day or tewn ago ha, be a doctor was called ia to attend two patients ...

... Rule is a suaipt shetchlef Amerioanl~e aiddmanne rs toldwithconsiderabl heour.- Bartholemy de bl acarty's revenge is a short episede, romantic and graphic. 'hTe centre figger is a tale explaining how Aunt Carolino Was to have been the Icentre figger ...

... Dublin at 7 p*m, are nob delivered In Bristol till 2 p,m., and very often 8 p.m., of the following day, thus leavinl a very short time (under three hours) for reply. The delay takes place at Birmingham, where the mail bagsk are allowed to lie unheeded for ...

... extieme eastern boundary. ini ret A correpondent says It is b- lb-. fervently hoped par that the dockers who have had such short work ?? during the Christmas will not bring about any Do trouble now that some cargoes are due here, But I the bear tbat ? ...

... saw a short man in a dark overcoat walk down the steps, and, on the return of Mrs Bryden's servant, the unfortunate woman was found dead in her bed, with a nightdrese case stuffed into her mouth. The police presumably are searching for that short man with ...

... benefits, and the grumbling becomes loader and louder every day. We ?? growing hot on THE PORTUGUESE QUESTION, and the somewhat short-tempered British public is not so much to blame for it as the people who send us message after message from Afrioc, describing ...

... until I reach lpwapws, but I write to this to lay by ready for the opportunity, w I am about to write to you a true story-suoha da story as would have kindled Livingstone, and causedi him to say, like Simeon, Now let thy servant depart pi in pence. ...

... the influence of that body upon the thought re of thiamnation? B e should think' it ought to be- Le judgingfo the whole hi story of this movement-, in the dirfection of simplicity of life, The Puritans r- 'of old were to a -certain extent in error in being; ...