... me that ll'd like d{:xflhho'vi-vuui-flc is. If the Ingine haveu't .lu their thievin' fingers on him, he'll do well *nough, I allow, for he can cut out bis own fodder as clear as a seythe, if only left to himself. W-uhb'lahhh-m? Was throwed in, I'll swear ...

... some of the Lord Mayor’s bounty, exclaimed, Arrah, God bless your honour, may you live for ever, and when you die may you to Heaven, and play first fiddle the orchestra !*’ Thirty Fathers “Wanted” Govan.—At the Glasgow Southern Police Court on Saturday, ...

... Delightful In its sweetness 1 And will keen much longer clean when soaked and washed in a foaming lather of Hudson's Extract of Soap. Hudson's preserves the most delicate lawns, laces, muslins, and flne underwear from injury, and will not fray cuffs ...

... coming here when the old man lay so ill, pretending that he loved him so dearly, and taking the entire care him, not even allowing you to enter the sick man’s room. If the truth was known, I believe man entrusted the will to him, and the penurious scamp ...

... was the oldest cat in South of Scotland. A Phi son NawspArKß. —ln the penitentiary Minuet tn, Stillwater, the convicts are allowed t » publish paper, which is edited and printed by It is called Tht Prison Mirror, and is printed once week. SOOT IN SNOW. ...

... keen frost necessitated care of flocks, and especially ewes in lamb ; these had to fedjand sheltered. With supplementary allowances roots, however, ordinary flocks still thrive amazingly on pastures and young grasses, and observe that not a few flocks ...

... aznre vault of heaven, or hide the glittering stars that studded vast expanse. A glorious full moon rose bright and luminous over the broad acres which surrounded Wayne Hall, a fine, old, aristocratic mansion that overlooks the broad Hudson, not many miles ...

... of the story Is the United States of America, and the prologue gives a description of an aristocratic mansion on the River Hudson, the country seat of Wayne Fortesqne, a newly elected American senator, lie and his beautiful young wife are holding reception ...

... thought he meant them, meant them for you. And you let yourself remember them, and you smiled when you remembered, and—O Heavens ! only yesterday you thought life had at last become beautiful thing. Today you know that for you it can hold nothing beautiful ...

... certain whether she would succeed. She got littlo help at this stage from Mrs. Mark Hudson. One of that excellent lady’s favourite theories was that children should be allowed to do very much as they like. They were on no account to bo repressed. flatter myself ...

... recorded hero. For the uplifting of the hearts of those of us whose homes have places through this sacrifice of life, might allowed to say one thing which ! me. J was privileged to read a paragraph in the letter of young fellow who was convinced would not ...

... CICELY M. HUDSON. The Red House, St Andrews. Britain and the International Crisis. (To the Editor.) Sir, —I was grieved to read the letter in your issue oi last week which appeared over 19 signatures under the above beading. This (Thursday) morning there ...