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... and Smith, and Tangye Brothers and. Psrice, each increased from £L Is. to 22. 2s.; Mr. W. Partridge, increased from 6s. to £1. Is. ; Messrs. Cornish Brothers and Mrs. C. Wood, each increased from 10s. 6d. to £1. ls, ; Mr. IV. Rudd and Mr. George Owen, emoh ...
... seuibii inthis man standing up and saying to all the;.world, ff, cau take a piece of wood into my hands and do with it what none in the wide world can do but mysetf.' We learn for ,the first time, from the above statiembut, that the Apostle FAUL was a ...
... comforters from bliss Ward; a scrap-book from MisU Blake; toys and scrap- books from Mrs. Scott ; two boxes of bonbons from Mrs. Alfred Taylor ; oranges and books from Mrs. A. lIveritt; toys ...
... ?? ?? 'roeen, lis. Id. ; Lucy, Mlorrie, and lohnnOy, balls;~ Mdith P. Ketchlyi toys: Casoline Greenwood. scrapbook; Irs. lRobin, three scrapbooks ; Mr. Larkinis, artificial It, {, ertegns Ch81ma tro 'ls S.- Victr, \i aud, Stoersc Oor Street Girls' school ...
... worthy sand rejoicing coramemoritioe a of an event from which Elingland has gotten and will still got suclc vast and manifold good-of an event whioh Bir- n milnghlem so greatly belped to bring aboit. It was from your town chat, the iiispiring flre streamed ...
... years, lie declares, it will be too late: England and France are mosopolising the world. A fire broke out on Ttesday morninig, at Dundee, on iboard the Glhazepore, from Calcutta, and was not ex- tinguishied by the dir brigade usitil after two hours' labour ...
... said, . 'Tie but a wand'ring harper from the street, Full wearily from them ha turned his head, And then the crowd in kindness he did greet. Whet is your will ? he said, and then they brought The harper from their midst, quiet and grey. r Silent ...
... iossilg Atdliti.oslsl (tesatributio)1 towards the Christllas ' Fand have been received : SI. Iss. cali from Messrs. GL B. i Leoyd alid W. l Jdsl scrapbook from Miss C'oddR'd QSe( ( I' Dr. r elclh); Mr. John Wilkes, terity ?? suits of clii lines, Ikc., ore specially ...
... -The distance from England to DIrti s little over 2,000 miles. i Disputant. - The population of lndiri is hbsul a 254,000,000. No census of the poullation Of Chiia, ho% 3 ever been taken, and the popullation is variously e r mated at from 250,000,000 ...
... look on Dr. Camphor in the person of William Blanchard. You1 read letters from Laurence oterne, Pierce Egan, Walter Scott, and all the Keans and Kembles ; there is a long epistle from Charles I. to Lord Essex (which if it had been delivered might have changed ...
... 2. 2s. £21. is. each from Mirs. A. W. Wills, Mr. Alderman Avery,' J.P., Mr. Councillor FCilford, Mrs. EdwinoYates, Messmr Southall Bros. and Barclay, Air. A. H. Grifithe, Mrs. Charles Osorn, Mirs. Henry,Symnonds : £61. -ouch from M~ies C. Harrold, Mrs ...
... rorood. , a i-. is certainly curi us that tho first failed, the atek uua'a brother was rent for from the u I«rd l-innin -ham |*rue wmaer. 1 attempt to treat tho from other than country. arrived in haste, and was informed that the paragon baron, tnagnUiaent ...