... I can't stand solitary toddy, and hate to see the curl of a Suuthron nose saying Smoke, as plainly as his tongue could speak it, in place of the glow between the twinkling eyes of the old friend that acknowledged the real peat reek. Let's try't again ...

... the name of Henry St John. Yes--I will —some day. Not now, my son. replied Mailaine Canipia, whose soul recoiled from speaking of her youth, lest she might' stumble into revealing her darker life. But first tell me what you have discovered coneet ...

... outs like the present, at' tested by en acknowledged scoffer, and couttnubicated to one totally indifferent to the matter, speaks volumes in favour of Prof ais ll.ilioway's to which many millions are grateful, fur death prevented arid health restored. ...

... doctor, sighing deeply. Thirty-three years is a long time to grieve as I have grieved. and grieve still, Alfred. But let me speak of myself under the name I now bear. ' In Russia, under the name of Petrowski, I became very fatuous. I bad the fortune to ...

... a hold of the back end of the cart. Hutchison did not say that I had not been struck, and that it was the drink that was speaking. I swear that I did not offer to fight with Sharp when I came out of the cart. The cart was not my own. I was away with rabbits ...

... possible, and speak with you, mother. With me? Ido not wish to sec him. I will not see him. He is a sorcerer. I fear him! exclaimed Madame Compis, greatly excited. Why should he desire to see me? He shall not see me. I will not speak with him. Why ...

... to fight with Sharp, Hutchison said repeatedly that Sharp had not (been struck by Ford, and that it was the drink that was speaking. Witness spoke further to Sharp's good character. Alexander Cruickshank*, p. c., Largo, gave evidence corroborative of that ...

... LITTLE Too Muert.—Old Colonel 8., of Mississippi, had been a mighty Nimrod in his day, and as old age tame on apace, was found speaking of his early exploit', especially when seated at his own hospitable board, with friends and neighbours to listen to his stories ...

... were relieved ever) , two hours, were constantly with him, and were, in accordance with strict rules the prison, forbidden to speak to hint upon any subject that occurred 'outside the prison. Indeed, the rule is that after the condemnat ion of a criminal ...

... you did falsely and maliciously accuse me of being the party who struck Police-Constable Currie ; or, alternatively, did so speak and act in the premises as wilfully to create an impression in the minds of those present that I had been guilty of said crime ...

... life--are you the Henry St John, the Shiek Hero mentioned in these letters? In the name of God—whose curse I call upon you if you speak falsely to me—are you the son of Ellen Marchmoot, who was the wife of Edgar Holcombe? As Heaven is my judge, sir, I believe ...

... writers declare, are we to regard female semiaaries as divinity schools ? A LADY teacher, advertising for a situation, says she speaks all the modern languages, and is perfect mistress of her own tengue. ParrrT Titus—Some author says that one of the uses of ...