... arising from soap factories, bone boilers, chemical works, and other noxious trades, at present so loudly complained of. ENGLIau BLANKETS.-England beats the world in blankets. Until the war broke out, our a-my laybeneathI blankets woven from Russian wool ...

... informs us that the intrepid traveller considers that the white Africans derive their origin from a tribe of light-coloured Ethiopians, or perhaps of Copts from the northof Africa. The whole storyis oneof quite a thrilling character, with its pirates, cannibals ...

... theglobe. From the lofty heights and deep canyons of the Rocky Mountains to the softly undulating hills and mossy dells of Lower Canada ; from the majestic falls of Niagara to the pretty cascades that leap from ledge adown the lesser streams; from the dense ...

... rather that it is a most unsatis- factory tramear motor, and th out come of the exeriment promises to be the , early withdrawal from service of the compressed :L air ears, and, curiously enough, the experi- 3s mental.reintroduction on another line of electric ...

... forgets what she owes herself, a lover should Set little value upon any thing site gives ?? for Fathers. A disregard of tile world is the tirst step towards deserving r its reproaclhes.-Ditto. D Every ono has good sense enough to see other people's .faults ...

... MBrrol i Crbffel. I THE UGLIEST HOOD IN THE WORLD.-Falsehood. IMPVtOPER EXPI Hsso0N.-Let it never be said that when a man jumps for joy - his delight knows no boanda. Much remains unsung, as a tomcat said when a brickbat cut short his serenade. Why ...

... vellumn-bound works relating to Greek and Roman allegorical and mytholo- gical subjects, and a number of scrap-books and portfolios containing photographs from nearly all the picture-~galleries of Euroe, but w chiefly of the pictures of the early Florentinele ...

... arnusing, auld is also a little exI travagait, riot to say Baron AMuneinusereisii. Tlh, following is 1. copy taken from my scrap-book:- TanFJ MAxcnAsvrTr ROBrER. A story I breirni t'other (lay Of a marl who was left in tire lireli, irs, AAud though but ...

... Freemantle, was a tree of a singular, though not very ornamettal fibrm * it was called grass.tree, from its grassy lhitad, and 'black boy, from the (lark colour of its, stem. The manner of its 'growth is peculiar, sllow-' ?? itself above the surface ...

... appropriate more space to, it than It is out pre- hr sent intention io allot. Brief, but interesting extractsa his from theI scrap..books of corresloitiments will be very ac- sn :he ceptable contributions. it only remains to, add that our of he olcin shall ...

... attempts - than has been prevously made, such as from Dubln to Liver- pool from Manchester to Dublin,-from London to France and from France to the English coast, and it is my Intention to make a further attempt, from any part of Scotland ...

... it, there was no proof that the contractors had passed off as butter the stock from which it WavS taken, and no means of showing how far it tallied with, or differed from, the sample originally sent in by them. So that the speci. men forwarded for analysis ...