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... A STRANGE STORY. Trb following story is taken out of old Irish magazine, from Lyttleton's letter of the last century ; obey Commands with some In relating the story of which you have heard much, and which your curiosity api ears to so broad awake. Ido ...
... A SAD STORY. The late despatches from Lucknow confirm the painful apprehensions which have been for some time entertained for the safety of Lieutenant Gregor Grant, of the 9th Regiment Bombay Native Infantry. the annexation of Oude, Lieutenant Grant was ...
... WELSH GHOST STORIES. 'From Trait, and Stories of Uis Welsh I'easaotrj ) S. Pally In her glory. She art in her high hscksd anw-chair the lire, like the queen of siiolls. Her tl” sir veiled face looked out from a hedge of fiill andi. keen grey eye twinkled ...
... the story of will. (From the Times.) Ye who listen with credulity the whispers of vanity, and pursue with eagerness the phantom of a name, attend to the history of one richer than Kasselas—even to the history of one Peter Thellussou, late of the City ...
... A SAD AND STORY. COURT OF V. HIS WIFE. now give fuller account of this evtmordmary D-.voree from the bMlker Ding . The rnrsner who Jolm eieter-inraSS epMe’wLhJ. the key to the evidence of the wife’s supposed „ SUI . , 18 57. -MV me for deceiving you I ...
... THE STORY OF THE SALONIOn OCTEAGE. THE following is given as the tent of an official account of the Salonica murders : A Bulprian girl of Avret-Hiaaar, in the neighbourhood of Saloraca, who bad embraced Islamism, arrived yesterday (Friday) evening by ...
... Corioi’B Storied Traditions of Scottish Life. Alexander Leighton, Editor and one of the Authors of the “Border Talcs.” Edinburgh; W. P. Nimmo; London : Simpkin, Marshall, Co. GOOD story—especially Scotch story—never grows old; and a really good story-book ...
... Mr. CHARLES DICKENS will READ at the Codstt Rooms, Aberdeen, on Monday Afternoon, October at Three o’clock, the Story of LITTLE DOMBET. On Monday Evening, October 4, at Eight o'clock, his CHRISTMAS CAROL. Places for each Reading—Stalls (Numbered and Reserved) ...
... «*| '^* ' mn m*' K«INrST **KIU)VIAN. (row Storys %• * fc- T«M«« R«klM> oil. ask. ...
... Wednesday, the stables of Mr. Walker, in Renfrew Street, Glasgow, wore destroyed by fire. The huilding three stories high-had not been long erected. The horses were fortunately saved, but the loss of property has been great—it is stated £2OOO. Mr. Walker ...
... MR. CHARLES DICKENS will READ the Rooms, Aberdeen, on Mosdat Afternoon, October 4, at Three o’clock, the Story of Z.ITTI.Z: DOMBET. On Moxdat Evening, October 4, at Eight o’clock, his CHBXBTBKAS CABOL. Places for each Rejuling--Stalls (N umbo rod and ...
... the truth. (gave precisely the story to Mr. George, the agent for M'Leam wheu being precognosced by hun. I told it to Mr. George in a joke. I saw take it all down. Mr. Utorge appeared to be in earnest I told hint tha story at Shia/ of Balmad when working ...