... subscribe each. Any Winner, after the weights are puUjshed, extra. Entry, 3 Sovs. About Three-Quartets of Xntric* to Close and Haste ifr. John Stirling, Clerk of the Course, Me Weighing-Boom, immeduttelii after the laet Bate Me presume day. Weights Published ...

... Prince Wales was also read Nov. 24,1876. “Dear Sir,—l beg to acknowledge to-day receipt your letter of the 22nd in-st., and haste to inform you in reply that the volume which you sent has reached the Prince of Wales, and is much prized by His Highness. ...

... the village of Waterfoot, where there is pier for vessels coming in for the iron ore which is here largely shipped after having been broughtdown from the mines in the neighbouring hills. Soon after passing the pier, again through arch cut in the rock, the ...

... the ateamara at tha pier. They had alaaoat forgotten the incident in the train, and were now enjoying tha freah braces well aa they could in crowded boat, when U dawned Mra. that her danghtera would waiting for them at Large pier, aad the fact that aba ...

... laugh and jest! He was the first, as I said afore, and the first oft the best. I was down on t* pier ere the rising sun the Abbey Head could strike. Hast seen our Will ? I asks the men, speaking it careless like. Tbv Will says old Tom Douglas; ** he’s ...

... fur nothing dice, so I'm going to appeal to them to do it. All this in whispered tones from Chambrol, and, brfore Harry Hastings could say a word to dissuade him, the appea! had been made, and the Rag-Pickers of Pelee, as they are called in the well•known ...

... not stop at Kilcreggan or Cove. To meet the first steamer at Greenock, trains leave Gilmourstreet for Old Pier at 10 50 m., and for Prince's Pier at II n.m. The second steamer leaves Renfrew at 11.10 a.m., to wait the special train from Abercorn Station ...

... 7JV MEMORIAM. Sixes thou hast gone from hence. My Dear, Thick shadowy clonds encompass ; deep their gloom, I cannot hear The chords men strike for sympathy. I now may sit where Sorrow sits, Enthroned amidst sepulchral gloom Its peace voiceless grief befits ...

... steamer left Wemyss Bay Pier, the pursuer joined his friend, Mr. John Poisson, Paisley, ou the burr:cane deck. Shortly after, Mr. George Barclay, residing at Gateeide. Paisley, joined them, While the steamer was 'Ong at nothesay Pier. the pursuer was, by ...

... land, to the be so outh nd east er of the Hastings Pier,--the parade, ach, api being thronged with people. He was kept afloat by a life bony until picked up in a few minutes by a smolt boot. He woe token to the pier, and drove b,ck to the Recreation Ground ...

... by C. Denholm-Youug. Dr. W. H. Hubbard takes up the subject of “ Deaf Mutism the Light of Modern Science,” and Frederick Hastings boo readable article “ The Southernmost City South America,” Pnnta Arenas, the name of which signifies Bandy Point, and of ...

... the pier into the boat, and the order being issued to give way, the oars were put in motion, and they quickly receded from the shore. * They had not placed hundred yards of blue water between them and the harliour when rush was made along the pier men ...