... ebut sneer ? Our fathers died. Earth, render back from out thy breast Tile ghost of half an Irouside ! One Shiliiing Light to have a shy at, Auother granld George Gordon riot. Vill. 1W hat ! silent still, and silent all ? Ah, no: the voices of the dead ...

... Gadshill apent his; last afternoon. Your Pilgrim comes down from the hill, scared a good deal by his own fancies, and by the riot Played amongst them by Paul Pry, who was last seen pumping a stableman with all his might. Doubtless in full time the place ...

... moonlighters, rioters or insti- aors cf riot, dafeat or dictate the policy of -Fipire. The silly bugbear of disintegra- tono uhich Mr. FrtEEMVAN stooped to honour cbh few words of contemptuous notice, has asi, lika the ghosts in JUVENAL, to rghten even children ...

... science and art, all take through him, in him, and by him an actual and a clearly engraved physiog- nomy, which it is impossible riot to recognise, and which it would be foolish and unjust to try to ignore. In the course of his active and triumphant career ...

... crush the rising. A despatch trom Chamberlain, South Dakota, announces that the Indian police recently made a raid on the ghost dancers at the camp on the Wh it River and arrested eight of them. Owing to this interference the Indians wished to ioin their ...

... succession of the years who had jockeyed him from immemorial 'date..: Remote from care of worldly things, secure from the riot of competition and the stress of life, he still munches with satisfaction the chopped straw and husks of harvests garnered ...

... will be found that Count Mluravieff laid thle plaus and designs from wvhich such an event resulted. Dynastic family ties would riot have sufficed alone to bring about this state of thlings lhad it not been mnade desirable by the mutual interests of the ? ...

... show his unrivalled powers and genius. He excelled all others in interesting the minds of his readers in creatures such as ghosts, witches, and fairies, who had no existence except such as he had given them. Others had tried to create similar beings, but ...

... cornm is ts- qjuestiot onl which I went out. LORD CtIANCE3;LLOR : That is a great fact, but H very notorious one. We want no ghost to tell us of it. Why you went out upoil it, however, is not so very clear. PREMIER : My lord, co ni was the question oii which ...

... The Problem of Toy. Timff is a alettiol, ?? con- stanitly hauntq theo antiqm~rmell mnind like, a ghost in an old ho-se. . . . I I 1 ?? Li: ?? . s - I~lumII 1sit E 6--n ?? ?? o . - -- t- That gnestion is, how did trifling iulttors-a J wOag, b story. ...

... to hiod dozens of little brown bodies dead upon tire shelves, so I lookedal about carefully; but there was not so much as a ghost of a bee to be seen, and though I L istened careful!, not a hum. betrayed a ioitercr lert behind. I hey had gone as Mysteriously ...

... to the nulile of thie pliiriillt. This evi- S icnrce is worth oexactly as ouch its tiho asser- tion, surattested, that tire ghost of Haspar .tipitIred att sklonoi of Mr. lenme's, and said t tl ho was Prince of Badea. 'Miss Evmts t appears nover to hnvo ...