... , lost no tituo in makilig a visit. On approalming the house, inl one of tho most fashionable & juares of Jieldravia, we ob- served a sylph-lilie figire rmo bonniotless down the entrance stops all aLcreO. tho footvltV to a carriage that had stoppod at ...

... A CHAT ABOUT JARINAO. Picturesquely situated on the baniks of the Charente, ten miles friun Cognac end sixteen front Angouleei, lies the prettylittle town of Jarnac. Though less thank half the size of Cognac, the pounlation being about 6,000, and not ...

... ueitgolbo-r. Jar-.,1 neverLli' i-e is a pice o. oe-eiderabl. ihlootrtt'cat. trnm t3-- fact t in tamie lt the large-st. aiadl rn-,,tma | prosper ,U ljo~sces inl the brandy tr.e , cate ftler m Cx'er. M a~rt Trnem ts. ::e town Ii a a h storc- w~n 'is reaiders it ...

... hlrass, and looks like a Government It4ancial officer of rAnk, After luncbeon the novelist related how', when a stpdunt in Brittany, he wrote half a dozen ?? the2 started for Paris, where he was betrtende4 by the elder Dmua4 UcR wrote a plag ?? 'Fils, zomposed+ ...

... DESTROYED. 1 a - 0 (auss.TELE5SALG-) e Vienna, Thuxrsdav. t News has been received of a tetrible fire w, V hich occurred yesterday evening at Modlan, a . village near Selow itz, in' Moravia. The flames, fanned by a strong wind, spread- from house to ...

... A SHORT CHAT WITH MISS ANDERSON. I oonD Meiss Anderson in her pretty drawing. room, says one of our representatives who called upon the American actress yesterday, says the Pall ildl Gazette, looking remarkably wvell, though some of her friends declare ...

... A CHAT ABOUT BOOvXCOLLETORS. tO OF the many semi-intellectual hobbies that put in te, a claim to respect, says the G/ole in a pleasantly- er- written paper, book;-colecting standt highest in Ir. public favour, In itself, perhaps, it differs little from ...

... are interesting. He tuinks a journalist had a quarter of a century ago a, beater chance of distinguisbing himself than be has at the present time. In those days. when the transit of news was less speedy, a young reporter on ...

... Because the next day, as you are aware, is a day of rest, was the lady's significant reply. The Marquis looked a blue as a patient in the last stage of cholera. CON BY WgNABLEs.--Why is a picture freshly touched like a man twice married? ...

... means by Ishroset an cye wittzE. it 'ol;Ast be a iruan who w-e co nrar to a traroaction ti a& he had j-st got lie no:S in, anil in ancther moment wontld have be oughl up his eye.l rows. A man who smells a joint of ineat cooEkig, bat ...

... it took a lady of quality a month to acquire. Sir Charles Dilke was afraid of a demonstration at his Swedding the other day, of what kind it would be presumption to suggest. Without being a Solomon, it is supposed that he considered there was ...

... though it p had been copied from a picture of a Watteau shep- a herdess. It is a white straw, with a wide brim, a and a small low crown ; it was bound with pink, g and trimmed ...