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... BRIGA:ND STORIES. A correspondent of the Meforn-isa Post, writing from Forentislo di Campagna, gives some information relative to the doings of the brigands :--I frequently look with a good pocket-glass towards the nearest range of mountains in the e ...
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... GHOST STORIES. At t icle in the World discusss ghost stornes, Nylli*h the vrriter says, mny be divid.^d roughly 'into three classes. There is the naro-- wthve which is woven round a permanent spectre or or old family legend. the origin of whieh ex- ...
... THE STORY OF SWORDSMANSHIP. By invitation of M. Irvin, a large number of !k l Wednesday wr afternoon on thes staeof the Lyceum Thratratoc da h ear alec3r by Mr. Eern Csstles'rrThe - ina Story of Sworsmanship,', d1 ae lintu. practica ustrated by te lec ...
... ]THE STORY OF THE HEAVENSA = ~ ~ ~ I Dr. Ball, the author of this =ostiascbmthg.| volume, is the Royal Astronomer of Ireland. The reader accordingly is entitled topeet in the pages of any book on astronomy-proceeding . from his pen scientific acczaZcy ...
... ROMANTIC STORY. (From the Montrose Standard.) co Well may we term what we intend to state a romantic on story, for it is one that almost, outvies fiction itself, and d a will long continue to be recited at many a fireside on one winter evenings. On the ...
... RG- C0 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED-1 POWERFUL SERIAL STORY. FOOTPRINTS IN THE SNOW 'BY DORA RUSSELL, Author of THE BROKEN SEAL, THE VICAR'S GOVERNESS, LADY SEFTON'S PRIDE,'3 &C, CHAPTER XXNVI-EVA DALZIEL. The Dalziels had not arrived -when Elizabeth was ...
... A RABBIT STORY. ieke A correspondent writc :'tJtl ' N it is nlot oftenl woth The biography of a1 ?? d'I ? i is an exception to thle rule I Othe poulterer at- ijc & ,ft, know nothing about- }n - a-,into a huge brown .rn-nre np' 15 been taken for a hare ...
... resisted on the plea thate the note . a given or moupy-19st'iu gambling, and, therefore un- . recognize b'j' thslaw. Thestory 'which '-defendant told i with such amiable simplicity in thbe eourie of his' exatni- nation was certainly a curiopsone. Never ...
... l THE WEEK'S STORY OF PARLIAMENT. I A . J 11.iA VZ'w (BY AN INSIDER,) LONDON, THURSDAY Niniy. Considering that the Queen did not personally open the Session of Parliament, the proceedings at West. minster this morning were unusually lively. I have no ...
... t TUEWEF' STORY OF IPARLIAMENT1 I LONDON. MONDLY EvlaNIN0. - Thie evenivg, in aniwer to Mr. ONSLOW, the O han- cellor of the ExOhequer stated that the Government have no iinformation ?? enables them to say whether YAXOOn KNAN had been a1cepted by the ...
... AIS STORY OF a * K ?? AN U Tha -old1y notice ofa ta v otopist- .rty night, was cue by M.L1G farslto noe th jag the inlpwrtainfl o economiyi the adiitratiom the .Tinn he :00ieAklf OoMcPied sone It, tmbut a goo deal of this WAS spent1 Sol- iii atter's relating ...