... his way through so much theologieal literature and ratained so much as the presont Prime Minister.” Sir Arthue Sullivan, speaking to an interviawer, reforred to the greatast emotion that he s ever known, or ever shall know. The first tims ho hoorl Jenny ...

... cbserved coming up Lingle Bay under sail. It was very rough at the time and blowing a gale, and some men who put off in a boat to speak the schooner owin: to the darkuess lost sight of her. She drifted towards the Blasket Islands, on one of which, Begnish, which ...

... we have kmto-ytb.tflnyvv.!d have profe.red liviug in their mud wail cabins in preference to their newer abodes. Generally speaking it is quite evident that the cottages have been more or less deficiout in some respect, slapped up somehow by the contractors ...

... VIRTUE. WHAT IT IS, AND WHAT IT IS NOT. By Lavy Cook, nee TrxNessee C. CLAFLIN. S 0 speaks the cherub; and his gravs rebuke Severe in Youthl{ul breast, added grace luvineible ; anashed, the Devil stoo |, And felt bow awfal goodness 15, and saw Virtue ...

... able to stand the strain to which it was subjected. Mr Grifin—We bad this at the last meeting. Mr Enrigcht—Will I be a'lowed speak, Mr Chairman ? The Chiirman—Certainly. Mr Griffin—l! his was on before. Mr Enright (continuing) said he went to the reservoir ...

... very protty girl who had luft her home nnder mysterious circomstances bore some resemblavee to that of the girl 8o had bee speaking to. Without dalay the lady wrote to a iriend, snd stated hor suspici ns A leply, necompanmid by a photo, soon came. On ‘ ...

... you say that people walk for office 1™ “ Because they are in too great hurry te walk,” explained tue intelligent tather. SPEAKING BY THE CARD. “ Penolope,” said a New York lady to ber little Boston niece, “ will you see how high the thermometer is, piense ...

... in it will never germinate, and, if poured on the stems of plants, they will in most eases die. The acidis not, |'rn|ner,{ speaking, a *‘ burming” acid like nitric acid, but for all that is the most powerful poison known to the chemist. Others may or may ...

... Caffrey, who asked for a remwand, pending an analytical examiunation. Tha accused was remanded for a week to Belfast Gaol. Speaking at Bandon, on Sunday, in aid of the evicted tenants, Mr. Wm. O'Brien, M.P., said— As to the intentions of the Governmeat ...

... indespunsable classical aud thelogical curriculum, a thorough knouledge of Froo?-ch, Italian, Spanish, and German, which be speaks with fluency and esse. In addition to his linguistic accompl:shments, he is also a skilful musicisn. The rev gentloman, whose ...

... such thing as a void, James. Nature abhors o yacuum; but admitting that there could be such a thing, how could the void you speak of b o void if there was an ache in it 1 g “ Well, at all events,” exclaimed the youtb, 1 hn.n.mhkhhmhuuhn,ud '-V-hhwvl-. ...

... te Tespactable man aud would not convort the nfly to his owr: use, and his Honor believed M in going up Edward Street and speaking to . West, the Sergeant did so in order to u.*fliouvhohd spoken to him. then did not think that what was himy Said to Mr. ...