... THE HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1695. A NEW STORY Of Love and Myster), abounding iu sensational incidents, will be commenced in this Journal WISE AND OTHFUWI-E The borer is sup need to be . friend, unless be happens to bet sad In race. And now, mild the ...

... eye. were !stolidly fined on the stage. for now the treat of the evening was about to they rot come to see Tere flavoring dove It It Ito the poor trembler little Lame. lay prone with her eym elated—apparently the stage, a. it through her no. *hut eyelids ...

... Merino NEW (In Thin May I a entertainment given in the above plait of wet ship (promoted by the young me. manneeted w ith I r o o dnig of songs, docent, recitations, watertionit by a string ham'. and entitled Married v. Single Mr. May preaiksl. Thor.: ...

... onely described them. A succeeding genenu ion of miners may hare less to •proud on rabbit •wurrying, dog-racing, pigeonshooting, and pitch-aruldmis ; but they will be none the worse for it, for they may live in a moral atmosphere far purer and sweeter than ...

... THE HERALD SAIDRDAY, MAY 20, 1893. E.sa.tr repotted that Rim I'. T. 6.44 k. who u..lf the minks Geld the Ray perverted from to address media, It .as shalt latermtieg to ' Mar the narrative of a who led km in amps' work. In the book EMMA they famed a wonderful ...

... all fore-cabin and mid•ship passengers, who may be anxious to go home and wait till the vessel, is again ready for sea. These not waiting for the vessel, and giving notice to that effect at the office, may have their money returned to them. The following ...

... dependence upon His grace to help in time of need, And may he dwell in our hearts and strengthen us with might by His spirit in the inner man ; amid the wreck of nations and the destruction of false religions, may He inspire us with the sentiments which are expressed ...

... say no more now, since the case may be regarded as aub judice ; but if I knew who the alleged offenders were—one might hazard a guess at the identity of two or three of them—l would not mention their names at this stage. IT is only fair to say that no ...

... PAynnlegy.—Stage 1., first Noble Stephenson, Beat r i ce L. Belsay.—Stage H., second class, Mary Lusty, Harold Day. Hee Eggirier.—Stage 1., second class, Staton, Ilyiyiese.—Stage 11., first class, Kirkup. Second class, Emilie J. Lunn, Marsh, George Needbars ...

... up lam going to marry. And no doubt she will live to fulfil her intention in this respect. Mrs. Tree, it may be recalled, only joined the stage after her marriage. WOIINN AND Tax. The woman who pleads no taletion without °presentation in order to escape ...

... —Alirsneetl Stage. VIAOII—.BIe Jstoo• P . Blenkiusop, II It &nd 4 W _ h 1.11.311111. Thew Chemistry.—Adraneed Stage. Clase--George W Marbul. meritary Stage. Loder. Botany.—Adraured 2114 Clus—Erneet Henderson. It Johriwou, Arthur Elementary Stage, let Clar—Vanny ...

... however perfect and beautiful a theory may be, it may not always admit of being reduced to practice. one, indeed, is it necessary it should. The present is a case in point. Justice has always been safe in the keeping of the Wakefield City Bench, and no one ...