... ROMANTIC STORY A ccurions circumstance has come to light lately, which has caused the laugh to turn against the Academie. A savant member of that respected body bas had in his employment for a Jong time past a young secretary, whose services he considered ...

... HE FORMER'’S STORY The Cork of Friday gives a report of the iovestigation which hes been held in the county gaol by Messrs Davys and Fitzmanrice, stipendiary magistrates, In laying this repost before its readers our remarks :—The reader has not to thenk ...

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... in which the women of that house—without exception—every one of ’em—married and single—took to that boy when they heard the story, Boots considers surprising. It was as much as he could do to keep ‘em from dashin, into the room and kissing him. fy climbed ...

... LANGCHOLY STORY in, an Irishman, a steerage pas- y the Engle, at present residing at 46 ‘aia-street, ‘Gor! eB ~bas been engaged in this wife, sho ® pitman for the last twelve yeara. His {or some time past has been residing in at by some m had “been lied ...

... CTRIOUS STORY A correspondent of the New York Tribune tells the following story :—Some three yeafs ago I was made acquain with a most extraordinary narrative, of which I am now reminded by the sequel. I will state the facts as nearly as I can, without ...

... MELANCHO STORY At the meeting of the board of guardians of the Carlow Union, on Thuredsy lest,'a man nam Murphy sought admittance. The board wes in- formed that the peor fellow wes suff-ring from whe’ is termed @ “softness of the brain,” which, we un- ...

... GOLD LIGGER’S STORY. 28TH Fesruary, received your letter dated September 6th and Qctober 19th, together with half-a-dozen ne pers, last Friday, just a week after my arrival in Sydney from the “ Diggi ” where I have been since I last wrote to you. I walked ...

... A CORNISH STORY. There wa*, and still is, highly respectable family in Cornwall to which I shall give the name of Robinson. They had property in that county and this, but their residence was in Cornwall. The father, William, had two the eldest —Nicholas ...

... STORY OF THE BURNHAM MURDER. Incidents, newly revealed, connected with thia horrible * atrocity all tend to point out the murderer. We give a narrative from the London morning papers : J On the night of the mnrder, the murdered woman had some quarrel ...

... that might be, into the scnle against the Allies, and in favour of Russia. The Times does not give us its authorities for the story, about which, however, its style seentd positive enough. The palmy days of impostors and mystagogues was the period in.mediately ...

... A DBSERTERS STORY There seems to be, however, another circumstance besides the necessity of contracting our too extended line for the winter which may be brought into conneetion with this movement of French troops. Yesterday afternoon a younker or cadet ...