... of those earthly powers she so fearlessly defied. (To be continued.) WAITING FOR THE NEws.—A Sunderland shipowner the other day, having sent a new ship to London without naming her, was asked the reason for his doing so. Oh, said he, I'm waiting ...

... sprang into his saddle, bowed, and galloped away—leaving Marian to examine her book. It was a London copy of Spenser's Faerie Queen, superbly illustrated; one of the rarest books to be found in the whole country, at that day. On the fly-leaf the name ...

... season of festivity, Christmas forms the opening article, and contains a succinct account of much pertaining to that honoured festival, including Christmas Games, conundrums, charades, Scc. An article on Skating, profusely illustrated, gives all the ...

... might immortalise his name by making this question his own, and calling into existence a new and happy England on the other side of the water, as well as. infusing new blood into the old country, making it as young and vigorous as ever it was. (Laud cheers ...

... has for Eighteen years continued to instruct and amuse the public. The CHRISTMAS LECTURES and ENTERTAINMENTS provided this year are on the most liberal scale, comprising Isl.—Entire new Lecture by J. 11. Pepper, Esq., on OPTICAL _ _ . _ . Itzusioxs. 2nd ...

... ESQ., London: Fight Office. is an elegant and profusely illustrated almaflack, supplying, in addition to the information generally met with such publications, facts that will prove useful to the sportsman and agriculturist. TIM FAMILY London: Family ...

... INGENIOUS JUVENILE MODEL TIIEATRE, displaying every Scenic Movement, with novel machinery, invented by Mr. Freeman, who will illustrate his new system with the Drama of ONE o'CLocx; Or, THE AND THE WOOD DEMON, accompanied with the whole of the original music by ...