... MR STORY'S STORY. HOW THE MAID OF HONOUR NARRATIVE WAS WRITTEN. With reference to the story concerning the article in the latest number of the Quiver, en- titled The Queen's Wish, which purports to give her Majesty's views in her own words upon the ...

... AN STORY. la a charming biography of General Sir Hope Grant, Lord Wotsoiby, in the United .Sc:-MM Mayazine. this month teUs how that famous com- tnander got his first chance. Lord Saitoun, who defendsct Hougoutnont, was appotrced to cotn- ma.nd a brigade ...

... THE STORI. MERTHYR, The storm of Saturday and Sunday continatf over Merthyr and district on Monday. DuciaC the morning the rain changed into a heavy fall 4 snow, with which the hills around ware covered The Taff river and other streams in the dhtrfaf ...

... STORY. A valuable enake ring, which Mrs F. Palmer, wife of a jeweller, of Leatherhead, Surrey, lost aboub seven years &(0, was recovered one day week under most remarkable circumstances. Mrs Palmer was feeding some swans with bread crumbs in Fetoham Pond ...

... THE STORY. THE PLOT THICKENING. We shall not offer our readers to. day (says the Chronicle of yesterday) any farther instalment of the life of H. L. Grin, because we have a. more interesting piece of news to relate. | We learn from a sure source that ...

... THE STORY. They met each other in the glade, She lifted up her eyes Alack the day I alack the maid t She blushed with swift surprise. Alas alas I the woe that comes from lifting up the eyes. The pail was full, the path was steep- He reached to her his ...

... | A GRUESOME STORY. A  STORY. I A Vienna correspondent telegraphs :-A Prin- cciiS Starhemberg died at Salzunrg lately lit a great age, and was taken to Aferding, where the church is built over a family vault of the Star- heinbergs. None of the family ...

... DISTRESSING STORY. At Bow-street on Wednesday a man named Colin Benfield appliod to Mr Vaughan to assist him on his way to Bristol-120 miles. The man said he came to London with his wife and two children, and for several months he got work at Tilbury ...

... THE CLOCK'S STORY, Tick took The minutes glide away, A j16 ^iur PF One is born, And with this infant comes a ray Of peeping, struggling morn. But ah it fades so very fast. And in its train comes Two But soon this bout, ja of the past, And Three apdews ...

... AN AMUSING STORY. An -incidemt of the paign which eansed the .Meline Govcrtiynettfc^ i much annoyance was the jmbKcation of-«>lM^ memoirs of Ludwig Windell. a professed German: spy. The author asserted ilsavs the Chronicle! that, he was an officer in ...

... THE ROUGEMONT STORY. CHRONICLE'S LAST WORD. AN EXPLANATION DEMANDED. The Daily Chronicle, has brought to an end its revelations re Rougemont, now exposed to the British public as H. L. Grin. From the manageress of the Hotel Zermatt is published a telegram ...

... SHOCKING STORY. SUICIDES THROUGH POVERTY. At the West London police-court, on Tuesday, Miriam Palling, 25, married woman, residing at Stonehill-road, Guunersbury, was cbarg-ed, with ?,ttempting to commit suicide by cutting her hroat. Prisoner had contracted ...