... paper on the Cowper Century points out that the gentle poet died a hundred years ago on April 25tb. Pleasing pictures are given of hip home and baunts at Olney, and portraits of his lady friends, with the sentimental simper of the time. The writer of the ...

... bappinuess. The action of hertcolonlal friends wvho came across to the home country to rescue her in the firm but mistaken notion that she is being ill-treated is very natural and very amusing, and they vould no doubt try to keep all visitors to her at arm's ...

... opportunity to speak with the l friends who had stood by him in his distress. Old Rippon took no not ice whatever of the vil- 9 lagers assembled in Ben wald to hear the result I of the trial, and lie spoke to none of them save .to Mrs. Marsh. I She ran out ...

... tereet. roU The Boys' own Paper and The Girls own Paper 'onot lose by comparison with former numbers. The nrosmer has a di'tinctly superior colotra I plate depicting two panthers at play. The picture 's a repropuction of that by Mr P. Nettleship R ...