... by whom h h md three children. At the tient of her iimarria4e she was a widow, and had children by her first husband, a Mr Hudson, a lawyer. The Hib e rnia w•s burned at sea, and of Graham's family only himself and stepson (one of the Ililsons) were saved ...

... particular family whose deeds are worthy of more than honourable mention in the annals of their class. In a county on the Upper Hudson crime arid poverty are out of all proportion to the population._ In 'investigating the matter, Dr Harris was struck with the ...

... brooklet, the water of which was clear and told, while the gram that grew around was green and luxuriant. Here he stopped, and allowed his horse to test and feed, while he made a hearty meal from the bread and cheese be had taken from the cotter's wife. At ...

... his blue eyes lighting up, as if with inspitatioe, 'no matter bow dark may seem the pro- spot, let your faith be firm that Heaven will - bring me safely back to so good a parent as you are.' After he was gone Mrs Smith found much comfort in thinking of ...

... this, one tear from thee. One sigh from thee, one sigh from thee ; Though let in secret fall, 'Twill mount on airy wings to Heaven And for forgiveneu call ; And when I near death's gates at lout, Though there be none to see, Should memory guide me through ...

... Theo, as he thought, be ground his teeth, and muttered to himself : No, by heavens lam not too old to marry again I And before he shall be awl after me, I will marry—by heavens, I'll marry the housekeeper! I will 1 I will I I'll—' What more he might have ...

... real affection—if the thing ever existed in the nature of a boy of seventeen. We shared our clean shirt. and our quarterly allowance in common. and never seriously quarrelled but once, and then I felt myself a peculiarly injured individosi, for Bob had ...

... Arabic, be is so toothless. One of the bishops at once interrupted with, 'Ali, then I suppose be spoke gam-ar•bic.' SHERIDAN allowed his son to join a dinner-party when be was quite young. The father was defining what wit was, when the boy interruptol him ...

... theatre, but to one of those abominable ball., where so much gas nod coloured glass *hounds over their sunken entrances. Ah, Heaven ! think of it !' 'But, Kate, what would you do! Tell me. I'll do anything in the world that—that—you will do.' 'III tell you ...

... which to be tried next innnth: I went back to the office of Potter & Patterson wondering at the existence of ststutes which allowed each cruelties to he perpetrated in the name of the law. Field & Fanning, the attorneys for the home, took the position that ...

... gnus it ei silence for the asks of that pais hiss and the 'swinging areas that had held him a *ring sleep. and tailed down heaven's blessings whin the step was taken. Nothing that he had had to endure bad caused him such pouf as the eruel word uttered ...