... lever told . you all the particulars.' mgisillad that he not. Then I will to-oight. I bays said that I would Dever tell story until I had a ells' to the tour. derer. But there is something that urge. ins on to tell it to-night. Liston. hop. and don't ...

... establishments were at their wits' end. The railway trains that are generally so crowded were very little used, particularly on short distance journeys. All this was the more to be deplored b.. cause the young people in the shops for once had a long holiday ...

... s underneath. | Torquay is, uaquestionably, the hot-house of England at the present moment, and “ which I reached | pad @ short drive, is decidedly one of the daintiest spots Stepping out of the carriage, my path towards the Catrance of the Hergreaves’ ...

... OOMPLETE TALE WILL APPEAR WEEKLY. AND THE OPENING STORY OF THE SERIES WILL BE On SATURDAY, JANUARY 2nd, 1692. It ts the pen of EO IMS, And is entitled puat At OF The Story is bappiest and within short compass cowprises sufficient of plot, love, and sensation ...

... fighting in Egypt, necessitated by our guardianship of that country on behalf of civilisation ; but the fight- Thanks to ing was short, sharp, and decisive. Lord management of foreign affairs, there have been no such disquieting and lament- able incidents as ...

... that the renew bas been makiog great woven for some month. pan foategan IN THZ FIN DOUNTZT.—Though the hater's pleasure was short-lived in Swindon and the aseghbrellood, in consequence of the rapid thaw which set in en Day, other parts of the country wars ...

... described it—Mayfair meledrame. The story deals with a deadly wrong which one brother has done to another, by which an aad beloved daughter is rendered iliegit.mate, she all the while herself as to wast estate. The story goes on to show the heroic self-eacrifice ...

... xaggerated. | Penzance on Monday ; and of course (especially as f the future of the Trans- | Camborne came on the ground two men short, thus yg obliged to utilise the half-hearted servi pponent’s friends) the home team were | ious. e score was, Penzance one ...

... FIRST INSTALMENT OF THE NEW SERIES STOItIES. IN DEACON'S ORDERS,' THE STORY OF A NOTABLE CRIME. By Bssant. FIRST CHAPTERS OF F. M. WHITE'S STORY, IN HER KEEPING. SHORT DETECTIVE STORY ...

... W~pbinx of the BRISTOL MERCIJRY) The Oulde to Puzzledomn contains about 80 exiamples T Of PUZZrles With Answrs, and gives e short description to Tj each an to the method of ?? them,1 '1 We have received from our esteemed corresplondent. Mre Ti S. D. Perrett ...

... further notice, production of he remarkable Dran.a, in five Kets, avd 2 Tableaux, entitled two Fors. VEN FRUM HOME; a Christmas Story, with powerful Company of first- class Artistes, and New Scenery of Bristel and the ne! ‘a bourhood, Cook’ Folly, the Cathedral ...

... him. He should like to sec his opponent come out to-morrow, and if came to Askerswell and told them a lot of cock and bull stories he (Mr. Farquharson) would come down correct him (loud laughter aod applause). Colonel Williams next proposed the health of ...