... and at the age of 2X) I was a prominent member of the football club. One day I was engaged in a match, and I sustawred a nasty tw~ist, which I think was got by my trying to save myself. I came home frown the match, and I felt a stinging p9aiJI in my back ...

... his oide and play a double. I dinam ken why he would never play me a single. They said if there had been nears money on our two singles Allen would have won. We nsed to have mau n a match at the abort boles down where the club is, a foursome. Mr. Fergnson ...

... -Joe. I IHe's-a mi erous fellow ,to talk,- but there 'tis all for hisseif. Now look here, Joe, you andI are good friends and ailus-hev been. .You. work as t'may be an a farm one side o' the road, Ion t'other,` we both, airn the same wages a.week.- .o Y ...

... CONTF4MPORJIARY CHAT. One of the numerous victins of the recent journal- istic gambling crase was, it appears, a young im:n who) held a curacy in a west-country village. lehig anxious to raise a sum of money withl ...

... his P A I N L E S T R E A M E N T f this com plia nt by S ipl y S ip p ?? R . D S. S n u e o n D e n tist to th e O ste h a m C oi g a) w h c h ill e P ?? e nc lo se d fre e f r o m o b a c v a t e n , r ...

... by a judicious post-morteml distribution. At a Midland town where I was stay.. ing the other day I was shewn a remarkably line church, built and endowed out of funds left for the purpose by a wealthy brewer, who acquired a vast fortune and ...

... than overtrim the decolletage, but one and all agree that a hard velvet line against the skin ie not becoming. Some softening element is therefore introduced—a fichu, band lace, scurf, or perchance a wisp tulle. The heart shaped is decidedly the best worn ...

... went on to . sav: 'I was without a rap in those days, with a t very hard job to keep mny head above water, but I e m:amisged' to scrape together a guinea, with which I a hirnch mt gig from Tilbury's, and drove down to a (assiobury one ...

... 1856, lie smuved a crew of six alid a captain of aln English scnooner, tile howard Prinlose, for wrhichi heeceived a silver medal from the biltisli toverliuient lilid a gold medal from the Royal ltuiiiaue Soeiet. Oim another occasion a ...

... sister-in-law, the Princess of Wales, a terrible grief has over- shadowed the latter years of the Queen's life, the loss of her elder daughter, the Grand Duchess Paul, a beautiful girl of twenty, prov- ing indeed a, crushing blow, An American woman recently ...

... costly to a degree. The srattd hall and state apaitmcnts at Chatsworth i are very imlosing, if a little cold and cheerless, bit. the living rooms are most comfortable as t well Is ban loaom, and are flunished in excel- lent taste. Tbere is a -wonderful ...

... of like colour, and this accompanied a pliant felt hat. with the simplest of trimmings—just ribbon band and a couple of quills, for preference. The mixed materials that are now to be bad are likely prove a boon and a blessing to those to whom the British ...