... shire farmers, Mr. A. M. Sallies., M.P., has commenced his career at the Bar by throwing lip a brief. It happened last week, when, an important ease coming On, a firm London solicitors who were concerned for one of the parties gave a brief to Mr. Sullivan ...

... prohably of Kotan also. Mr. Fawcett, as everylssl)y ki;ows, is not rich, and not a few silly think he can got at. But he I. apparently determined to aid the pitf a ll i n t o which a well known patriotic Radical renegade has tumbled both himself /id his reputation ...

... that a new and more magnificent lona was on the R tucks. The vessel has now been finished. has been named the Columba, and on Satuniay she her trial trip. She will forthwith be upon the station, and a new joy will be added to the experiences of a voyage ...

... the hitters question. A young gentleman recently drove up ti the esta►. lislitueut of a well-known eratchniakw, and purchased a gold banter for £4B. Unfortunately, be had loft 00 note his desk at home. Would Mr. do-andso kindly send a two with him to Lie ...

... is Tsar% awe by hie it heed say, the arm as Hr. Pares. the brother Leal moo a smell ebb firer The A ht• Lime le : s r be is es Slue' ply .b. he the rime A =V i ew ry 4.1.8 • a..w7 et I. • •• l • where/ bee bee the seen • be the hat 'kb ewe S. nit be ...

... CHAT FROM MAYFAIR. Sir Henry Teflon, I hear, trying hie for. tone ones again Eastßent. Another possible Lberal candidate is Mr. Walter Morrison, who will pr.ibably offer himself for the Mat Riding. There Is some talk of a dinner to the Marquis of ...

... other day, I met the right hon. gentleman walking down Parliament•streert. arrayed in a white hat, a waistcoat of the same odour, and a neck. tie of cerulean hue. When a stati4nan in his year thus renews his youth the eagle, it becomes to resist the anspicloa ...

... kept in an appointed place always ready for use. When you notice a symptom you want to get rid of it at once : there is no time like the present. To be always prepared, you too, must keep a box of these famous pills AT HOME. Sold everywhere in boxes, (56pills► ...

... of Eliglan seem fond of these freaks. A Mon a Clift on lady, with a-year, Ise to struck the devotion of • young :roamingsweeper to his mother;hat she proposed to him, a l ined him in the hands o f a t u t or f ur ...

... glass door, and the infinite space that separate, • statesman from a politician. Nesx Bittingbourne, at a place called Groveharit, iutereeting Celtic remains have been found. During a heavy gale in Dundrnm Bay, County Down, the schooner Cygnet, of ffilloth ...

... CHAT FROM MAYFAIR. Mr. William Black has gone north, proposing to take a three no holiday in and about Olian. Mr. Black intends to write a hook. It may issasilily not be a novel, but a series of paper' descriptive of sporting, fishing, ...

... themselves in as bad a plight as Thomas I Kent after hie experiment with a similar—bat feminine—garment., as recorded in Sir Walter Scott's Lay of the Bloody Vest. Mr. Gallenga. who returned from Peru some weeks ago, is engaged upon a book that will throw ...