... notionn doubtloss was tlat they lnnight bh ghosts. Now, it is ,!nvnr woell to let na ghost kinow tline cony honlin. 6o, if tin' trim was ri1ot Fa giCoSt, mo InarnIn Nas| done, ljint, if lie was it ghost, riot knonwinng tile way by tine door, lie wuinll( ...

... of tle t It - utlliouut hintilts bollow of itm funsiul, Vtot, 01 I It-sm of Lortlis, hrhint io riot otto oiutgk ill l'roieitt st D'iitsotf or, Viiore to riot itt ito IIottueo of Lov us iic v-ni tiglo ufirutot rotuproeeotitltion rtf tue Milivi i citititt- ...

... is said, for the qualities -which snake the architect do riot admnit of the examnination test. This sounds very well till wo come to read M1r. Prior's entertaining essay on Tlhe Ghosts of the Profession. Thc Profession, it seems, abounds in Mr ...

... a Khasia hill-jnan kill a cock when he hears e of the death of a tribesman abroad ? In order n that the ghost of the cock m nay find out the e ghost of the man, anti with punctual early crow e wake it up of miornings to resume its journey a to its native ...

... Cal so mclcih to approve, the Gtenoral said lie Sit riot sup- Dit 1)cs the peorsons slioken of in the elapeter crere mucii . better than thiess listening to him. - 1ie also said the CIl IN 10oly Ghost did iiot eaesu to be so roucli frighteiied at Et noise ...

... cajoled or misled into the refusal of justice to the other, tlien the agents of Reactions will win a double irisrrmph. Thev will riot only lieep Ireland in bondage, but they will discredit the very psrinciple of popular goverrurienlt tbrorrglrorit the world ...

... ailtis at all alluost tl iii obtrusive simplicity. Kblopfl gives its a visioti il of the Witch of Endor, with the ghost of es Snitinel, the ghost being a more realistic appa- rition thaim the divining woutan.' On the W 2 salie wvall are Mlr. G . W Watts's ...

... Eliuburpli was uot Eo wel conducted as it is P now. There used to be riots; we cun surely remember Pi some of them in history-the Porteouti riots, the lDe- of form Bill iAots, the riots about the Douglas cause, and tr so iorth; aund I have understood front ...

... we Way observe that in ghosts we are not al} unlearned, and it would be nareeable, if opportunity presented itself, lotreat ghosts na e truly anthropological and. scientijic way.. MSience should discriminate between -the ghosts- which occur in arious ...

... torments of court intrigue, multiplied and strengthened those competitorships and pretenderships which live on conspiracy and riot in blood. As to constitutional government, develepment of freedom or of commerce, spread of enlightenment—all these thoughts ...

... te L- ?? ur)1 it -hi y ill. --110 is nit 111 1-3± rilitliti it ' ',1tI: ijto 1111 ?? ill lii-' 1:1:1 )l ilt I> a ok:]! ise ghost - - .- - -- ?? b7 Itdili ?? i' V - Iit IOil kuowit, 1111 itI vep.ll n~n±to , -t 1. i-U t ' lecevo it gHi, : 11 U-:cli~ll-tV ...

... Nathani.l 1hawthorne's-a6 ghost story, told for t4he diuectstioon of a Liverpeol faluity, with whom lite wah s staying, ?? fterards writtvin down-7ith Angust, ?? the plea- suco of his lhostes;. It is callecl, DRit. ARIS'S' GHOST'r STOPLY. This unearthed ...