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... - A GOOD WIFE WANTED. . : Dici, being tired of n single life, Resolved to get himself a wife, And took it thus for granted: Is The shortest way I cars, devise,. I. think, would be to advertise; Sowrites- A good wife wanted. The paper ...
... undera' a, t8t of nliiipaliSation, re. jected Manchester's oveltures.: tht event the traracars on the Oxford-road- would caey pas- sengers to Faelowfiel; stion, arid not beyond.' The rest of the joui'hey -t Palatine-road, a jour- ney which is now a pean ...
... article him to a local lawyer named Lambe. The first act opens with a love-making scene between the good nephew (Richard) and the niece (Dora), and is followed by a visit from Lambe's clerk (Jack Shore) to Jane, the servant at Dene's Rest. ...
... 1 she w\s a wali-known fiaure enough about there; I of I ?? was familiar with the aspect of Mrs. hac Gilbert. Some years previously she had coin sail down to live there, settled in a cottage about a dry moile from the 7lllaLe, and passed a quiet inofien ...
... your lover with all this fevered eagerness. UT le She only answered with a smile and a blushk i for his words somehow awoke a sudden pain, wl a which was lulled again, however, when a few 5 moments later she beheld Adela's dear face once co ...
... Translated ?? the French of M. Lacombe, with a preface, &c. By Charles Boutell, M1A (Cassell,) This is a somewhat bald and dull translation of a somewhat bald and dull book. M. Lacombe is a writer who appears to have a sublicicllt knowledge ...
... a student and a philo- sopher, but a logical one, and what he says in his excellent papers on Warum wechseln die Moden ? published by a German contemporary, is worthy of notice. THE PHILOSOPHY OF FASHIONS. Our author sets cleverly to work. It is no ...
... vould take a leather-lunged n coster to rival this younigster's muethod of shiitiig his lies Mr A. B. Whiteley was a fair Gadshy, and the rest of the part4 h found exponents in Mr G. Baynes arid Mr F. A. Banfield, s ho r may both be given ...
... committed a le most determined suicide a few days ago, in the general hospital at ib Tours, whilst taking a bati. Having made an ineffectual S. attempt to cut the artery of each arm with a table-knife, whith th he had first deliberately sharpened on ...
... A POET'S TRIBUTE TO A PAINTER. IN MEMORY OF J. W. INCHBOLD. By MR. A. C, SWINBURNE. MR. SWINBURNE contributes a long and very interesting poem, in his best manner, to this week's Athentezum in memory of Inchbold, the landscape painter, who died at the ...
... enrolment, on- veyance to drill, payment of retaier, entr of engagement fos a voyage, discharge, &o. &c. To each of these items, a certain number of mars bearing a fixed value, was a- signed, proportioned to the trouble each operation was sup- posed to give ...
... I'll give him half a crown.' 'A ag gvio - 1ikgk f p -- Cried, ' Done-just give me a sack, I'll put him in gently, tie him up, And take him away on my back.' So said, so done-at a surgeon's door He gives a gentle kick; I've brought you ...