... Sr. met by the chock of his death. A men circularly modest and rething, warm-Leaned ard affectionate, alv rye ready to nithdraw into the chat ow that he intl. thrust those whom he loved into clearer light. y , t full a Itornit g, tailed in scconap:ishrnents ...

... from worse t o worse. I can endure it no lour. I test that in a week or two I chat. be dead. Ttiere is on' • request 1 would mate of on give we a of Moths rrp tt is iny only Uupe. It it pro cs a failure and does we no rood 1 sill die in peace, and mike no ...

... fag WA tillillo in this galley. He is seldom a reading man, and still more rarely a tiaveller. Barbados and. Trinidad exhaust his conceptions of the sublimity of a high civilization. The whole thing is a solemn farce. It is high time, lien, for the abolition ...

... General Grant, U. A General Grant was born at the village of Point Pleasant, Clearmont County, Ohio 27, Sir. 1882, and died at Mount McGregor N. Y., Some two years ago I undertook to July 23rd, 1885. His father was a Penney!. compile a Catalogue of the ...

... Ilse Pope. seated in a large armchair, makes a motion with his hand, and you kueel fur the ii ti .itire, then risiug; you advance, but in the mid of the room you kneel a sersald time, then when you have appoluthed the Pope, you a third cud kiss first ...

... venture to surmise that our new Colonial MM. - . 4 Liu is a 1; 6 •Ire he.2.d, one who will vuL. ai party's call and never dream cf thiedng for himself at all and Chat party will be a united one. The Earl of Dunraven as Under Secretary of State will ...

... reminded him of being home again, he would much prefer to take a oomfortable seat and listen to all that was said a homely chat with all his friends. He missed several familiar faces, but as a subject was given to him he would try to confine himself to it ...

... with a slight derangement of the digestion,with a poor appetite.fellowed by a peculiar die cribable distress in the Stomach, a feeling that has been described as a faint all goue sensation, a sticky slime ...

... renove,ed, cud were as utile end bract) , as men in the prime ot A. remarschle case is that of a bowie pid.iter named Jeffries, who lived at Peusnarst, in Kent kits nudged mut to expose Mussel: a great deal to wind and weather, mid was seized with rheurna- ...

... Respondent. Over charge on levy for rent. In this cause .)Thomas Powell appealed from a decision of the Magistrate of District A. by which the said Magistrate had found that in a distress for rent levied at the instance of Christian Allan against Mary Sweeney ...

... the Judicial Bencl - . Fimply a form of law? And does the Judg(s convey it with when he his seat? 10.—When a mar. drives through an Act. of the Legislature, should he not do so in a legal canveyance ? Yours QUIZ. A recent poetical effusion from ...

... collapse. A stranger entering any port is always impressed as to the importance and advancement of the country by the appearance of the principal city or town. If either of these have a well-to-do appearance, it is a sure and certain sign that it is a prosperous ...