... 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( ...

... full my fears are subsid- ing. Visions of Ghosts cotupalijes, labelled from A to Z. floated through [fy upper organism; but a re-perusal of the companies pages reassured me, tor I could not N sigut even the ghost of a rnatin6,e. And vet, without Ii these ...

... at Bow-street this morning with disorderly conduct and resistance to the police in Woburn-square. It appeared that the ghost riot, which had already prevailed throughout the week, to the great discomfort and alarm of the inhabitants of Woburn-square ...

... iitrte as terrific as the Association itself in ~matria fom. i'le gho(st was riot yet laid, in spit oftheexetlnrrsOf all thre Right Revererrd Prelates oppoite whoWer sopowerf'rl at laying ghosts, evcr throgh trey rad eerl zealously strpported by thle NobleI ...

... 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- ...

... erwas t-is ?? a iiicaviation, thI gobr; mwestarspefl Jipas, tisl rio-t 'stiitst tisuoiieyi elttrrtiked it fivoiur bi; tirtrsO l.tii 5 tft-isfierstutiigixrl tiosieps, lisbut it was riot so sined.. Id - t zle [irts, tar, groaui, or ?? )L soctia! grunt, ...

... 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 ...

... ANASTASIA'S GHOST. 5 ?? ?? on's a Sisi f A NovsMBRnc night. Some vague presentiment of evil appeel t weighed upon my heart ats I sat alone in the, twilight. Shr -And yet there was apparently nothing to make, se wasI gloomy. On the contrary, I ought to ...

... THE GOLDEN-LANE GflOST. Owing to the widespread dissemination of the rumour! that a real veritable ghost hadbeen espied taking its2 nightly promenades amongst the ruins of the houses de-- molished by the Metropolitan Board of Works under the provisions ...

... A GHOST STORY. There having been stories circulaedA relating to WOe hatluted Turner fari', four m;1iles soaitti of ?? village of Byron, in Slilawnss1e C!ouinty, Michiigan, It uldy from Lyroni recently visited tile locality, and (15 her observa- tions ...

... produced, utaderneath Sally's On quitterp hi5 apartrent in the merning Mr. T. ,wnt into * the chambe, whei-e 'odge vwas (tvhp cold riot quit, his-rotoal itmtil Mr. ':Fose to let him-eut bf 'it, lie havitig talkeo'the'key), s d or Ial i-tg ffr the niap stiek, ...

... Nandoloh's activities as an author are not supposed to have overilowed in any 9thcr direction. TILE TRUTH ABOUT THE EASTBOURNE RIOTS. fIr. John Hubbard writes to us as follows from Napier-villas, Luton : Seeing in your 'Occasional . otes' to-day some remarks ...