... hoods, from Auußyrcons; flowers from Mr. Arthur CeJemnn ; ten pheasants from the Marquis of Hertford ; illustrated papers and books, from Messrs. A. and F, Ellis; pareol of magazines, from the Bov. W. K. H, Fairclough ; forty-nine rabbits, ...

... Cornelius Penton. from 2*. £3. 35.; Messrs. Green, Cadbury, and Richards, from £2. 2s. to £3. 3s. ; Workpeople of Messrs. Hands and Sons, from £l. 11s. 6d. to £2 2s. ; Messrs. Turner and Co., from Is. £2. 2s. ; Mr. Henry Burbldge, from Is. ...

... telegraphing Monday : seen some letters from foreign officer been through lines from to Odessa These communications coming they do from impartial eye-witness who had ample opportunities of seeing looked things merely from professional point of view of interest ...

... to die. But the doctor* made New England hot for him. He couldn't from his door to the well for bucket of water without meeting professors of physiology from Boston, and surgeon* from New Von, and the entire faculty of a Boston medical college surrounded ...

... Oompany, ii run from New York to Liverpool, is in prospect. is a man in Philadelphia so thin, that it is thought he never pay the debt of nata re, but will dry ap end be blown sway! A iolollMil paper announces the circuit of the world by MOM of correspondence ...

... * SELF-PASTING SCRAP-BOOK. —Almost everybody who has occasion to use a scrap-book has experienced the difficulty of keeping the g&gw smooth and neat. To obviate this annoyance Mark Twain has invented a * patent self-pasting scrap-book,” which leaves nothing ...

... things, will do more real andl sating good, amply by SIbM . my self-pasting scrap-book for the old-fashicssi. one. Thus, from a moral as well as from a mew point of the new scrap-book deserves to 00 0 into use. I)zi7 Sea —ln London, OD night, at the meeting ...

... more real and lasting good, simply by substituting I my self-pasting scrap-book for the old-fashioned one. Thus, from a moral as well as from a practical point of view, the new scrap-book deserves to come into general use. WARWICKSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY ...

... 'Jell-pasting scrap-book for the old-fashioned merciful to the unfortunate ou this dark little one. Thus, from a moral as well as from a isnotplanet, a happier and higher life of usefulness will field point af view, the new scrap-book deserves to be ...

... treasuring them for her scrapbook. Asked if she answers any of there letters. Miss Neil son replied: “ Sometimes; and suppose 1 shall as long as strength and patience hold out; but it getting rather monotonous. Monotonous it must be; from breakfast time to ...

... extraordinary crime is repotted from Orel's. in Accounts from Ws Bombay famine districts are ilaily ! Savoy. A young man named Deymonas lout been Wend owiug better. ram is plentiful, awl the bowl in his cottage muipmaded from a beam, beeddowuwerds. g r . ...

... literatuie and art— was not one of an aggrarian or party character. which would benefit most by a scrap-book. But important charge is that against a man named apart from its use, such a vylutne is a source of much APColl, who is accused of having murdered his ...