... tr i bishop of Valentia, and Archbishop of 3!Ye'3 From his humble cell, from his ascetic bsard frie his girdle of rope and woollen frock rsnewel Vuri., and baked occasionally to destroy the vermin seedia its holy filth, this poverty-vowed mendicant became ...

... therefore, saddly Pa0- zied, and w~as often, I thought, inclined to look upon Us as a set of humebugs, from this difficulty of 5eP5S rating the bad from the good. lAre your ?? and your God so good, that you send teachers A benefit us, and yet you cannot ...

... litmerally trembling beneath them, and sul- phurous vapours issuing from apertures in the hill. Dense clouds of smoke rolled up from the crater of the volcano within a volcano ; and from the dark abyss a sound like distant thunder perpetually came up. A ...

... hallowed ground, when going into the furthermost court-yard from the entranee, and the nearest to the sea. lere L. lg. L, is buried, Red tiles and quadrangular flags, scarcely disceroible from the mass of rubbish over them, pointed out to me the burial-place ...

... of smoke The -aith1' Jamboo had been left on board; butI understsoi from the little these Malays told me, that the torch were intended for the purpose of driving th,, It h away from the honey, but I did not undostand tb at they were essential to one's ...

... at grim night did that fearful glare and piercing cry wake up the wealthy and the great from their luxurious beds and 'lazy pur- ples,' and, as they looked down from their high win- dows, the poet showed them the human lives they were wearing out-the blood ...

... people from ruin. -In the'manerfs which each acted 'her-part before the world, there was a powerful contrast. For the clumsy, cunning and brazen niendacity, with which her-triump'sa rival concluded the scene, no one has aly palliao Apart from all higher ...

... it is hap- pier to die at home. The distace to heaven seems shorter from that point than frod any other. The heart may be whirled away from it by the pasions, as a bird by a tempest from its neat; but when the desolating gust is over, both seek;, with a ...

... TEO SCRAP-BOOK COLU[N. TuvnxE'5 MIsneiss.-At another time he was very near giving B dinner, but fate ordained it otherwise, as the sequel will show. Turner had received many civilitm, from Mdr. Thompson, of Daddingstone, and when in Edin. burgh had ...

... THE SCRAP-BOOK COLUMN. IFPSEIDO.STRORG-McnDED WOMEN AT DINNEe-If she is tall and thin, the odds' are she wears black lace mittens down to her knuckles, and fingers as un- like the rosy tips of Aurora as possible, beyond. If smaller in stature, and larger ...

... interior of a ship, whese their world has exclusively been. For other pa. times, they quarrel among themselves, consrade with comrade, and perhaps shake paralytic fists in fur. rowed ?? Our Old Home, AN EGYPTIAN SAINT. - Not far from Farshoot a strange scene ...

... before the lions oniS more began to roar and growl most furiously withs less (I should say) than two hundred yards from Oar camnp, but from opposite quarters. Snatching usr n3> double.barrelled smooth bore. I levelled in the dre0 tien of one of the brutes ...