... After impurity, drunkenness, gambling, and other gross kinds of sin, there is nothing that causes so many homes to become bankrupt of happiness as bad temper. Sir David Baird and some other English officers .were captured by Tippoo Saib, and confined in ...

... be called out to she had to wait all night of the impossibility of without something like & Of course, Lumley of E nearly bankrupt, not hay up against his Drury Lam combination, at once sa that Jenny would be to capture her. The steps I accomplished are ...

... her effecting an exit without something like an emeate in the streets 1 Of course, Lumley of Her Majesty's, who was nearly bankrupt, not having been able to stand up against his Drury Lane rival's deadly Italian combination, at once saw the splendid prize ...

... woman madeLis° 4 ‘lady by birth because papa was a surgeodor a solicitor, though grandpapa may have betn a fraudulent bankrupt, and the more remote 4incestry usurers or useless flunkeys Does she cease to be a lady by birth because father felt it ...

... inquiry into his affairs that resulted, it was shown that he had involved himself in difficulties, and would probably have been bankrupt before long. The executors managed to save something for Rachel from the wreck, and an old aunt he l d left her a little ...

... typists. It is significant of the part woman now plays in our commercial life that there were in a recent year 758 women bankrupts, whose aggregate liabilities amounted to £316,000. The names of Rosa Bonheur, the famous French animal - painter, and Lady ...

... IN WHICH A GIRL IS SUPERSTITIOUS. MARY DERWENT was unhappy. She was a poor relation of Lord Entworth, who had lately died, bankrupt, after years of extravagant living; and she had been companion to her distinguished cousin's undistinguished wife. Lady Entworth ...

... King. It is pathetic to,thi* of this bOy, who will soon be king in practice as well , as in name, having the ,burden of a bankrupt empire on his shoulders. 'is yet be knows little, if anything, of the lost greatnees of Spain, but some day he must know ...

... though there was much which mystified her, the main facts of the case were sufficiently clear. Her father had died bankrupt and worse than bankrupt. She had no right to the luxurious home in which she found herself. The creditors could claim everything. She ...

... made so notorious the failure of Messrs. Brownlough & Gould. Adela now became aware that her father had died a dishonoured bankrupt, and that his elder daughter had lost all that had made her life so easy and pleasant. She learned to her amazement that ...

... Pisa—Adelaide returns to London and Adela goes to Florence. Adelaide arrives at home to discover that her father has died bankrupt and disgraced, and that, far from being an heiress as she supposed, she has little to call her own. She has a visit from ...

... been with Mr. Lindhorst. And when the swift retribution came, and he, who had sinned to save himself, found himself not only bankrupt but guilty of a crime for which the law would find a hard name, the self-respecting, honourable, respected man saw himself ...