... light-footed. light-hearted Fanny Elssler—is in itself a history. It verifies to the letter the old song—•• Oh. May and December can 'serer, can never agree. This affccting lose-talc runs thus : At this party I enjoyed another lonz conversation with Metternich ...

... in the upper district the county rarw j occurrence this period of the year. Afl'LK DaCKMBKB.—It IS said that May and December will never agree. mild, however, the present season that the month has just exhibited agreement with its antipodes in producing ...

... to the fair beneficiare her made lesson song (which left optional the performe'). The refrain of it was (or .May and December can never agree,” ami was certainly pat enough to the occasion. The other p: rformers were called before the curtain at the ...

... James Andrews, 312, apprehended the prisoner he said, It is all through the drink. I and my wife are like May and December — ore can never agree. I have the remains of a black eye which my wife gave me. Mr. Lushington bound him over to keep the peace ...

... MAY AND DECEMBER Elizabeth Dyer, 30, was charged at the Thames police court yesterday with assaulting her husband, Thomas Dyer, of 5 Gill Street, i.imehouse. The complainant said that he was Srf years of age, had been married for three years to the defendant ...

... hands and arm* in brutal manner. Mr Saunders—What did on old man like you want with young wife? Don’t you know that May and December never agree? Complainant—Well, I wanted somebody to comfort me. Morphett, the warrant-officer, sold that defendant was drank ...

... arms in a brutal manner. Mr Saunders — What did an old man like you want with a young wife ; don't you know that May and December never agree ? Complainant — Well, I wanted some one to comfort me. Morphett, the warrant officer, said that tho defendant was ...

... arms in a brutal manner. Mr Saunders —What did an old man like you want with a young wife? Don't you know that May and December never agree? Complainant—Well I wanted somebody to comfort me. Morpbett, the warrant-officer, said that defendant was drunk ...

... arws in & Lrutal wanver. Mr Saunders— Wiiat il an obl wan like you waut with & young wife ! Dow't you kuow that May e December never agree ! Complanant - Well, I wanted somebody to comfurt e, Morety the warrant-officer, saul that defenlaut was drunk when ...

... arms in a brutal manner. Mr Saunders —What did an old man like you want with a yoctig wife ; don't you know that May and December never agree? Complainant—Well, I wanted some one to comfort me. Morphett, the warrant °dicer, said that the defendant was drunk ...

... upon by his young wife, and his boys' tutor was made much of by her. Probably it never entered his innocent head that May and December can never agree, and that May, unless she be a very paragon of virtue, is almost sure to turn her eyes ...

... st LEAGUE. May 9—Glasgow Amateurs .. Home.. May 11—South-Side ccccevecvieereveeer. AwWay. May 22—Glasgow Amateurs . Away. 2nd PAISLEY AMATEURS—2nd LEAGUE A. May 11—\West of Scotland . Awar. May ...