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... AN l.'KTRAORDINARY STORY. -iam \hilh appeatis in several provincial papers says ---There * hini) st atewent current here to-day which I am told can be sub- i:S to the eif':t that a member of Parliament, of Liberal proclivi- co med arbe to advocate the ...
... fr3 thze Iliad or the Aneid, Mr. Church's Stories must have com2 ~e a rcv I ionn turning *hat were iere names before into man as real 4Z, flie s ?? heroes in Mayne Reid or Sir AWalter Scott. ;nd these Stories, though addressed in the first instance to ...
... A RIVERSIDE STORY. A correspondent of the Times writes that the following story is in circula- tion along the river-side:- The day the La Plata went down the Thames, the captain of the Fsg frd, at Green- 'wicb, watched her, and was so much struck by her ...
... STORY OF THE CRETAN INSURRECTION. CANEA, AfarcIh 3. EVENTS here have worked to a crisis quicker than was expected; or, to speak more accurately, events have been artificially forced out of their natural course to meet the exigencies of a few reckless ...
... THE STORY OF A STATUE. CONCERNING THlE BALZAC MEMORIAL~ FOR PARIS. (FRO2M OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT1.) 1I'ARis, Tuesday.-- ~Now Barabbas- was .a publisher. This an jielt Iot of Lord Bvron's has proved a solace to many generations of disappointed authors ...
... THE STORY OF SUNDAY'S B A T T LE. GHASTLY SCENES ON TIlE BATTLE-FIELD. Tile details of Sunday's battle and the description of the battle-field published I the papers this morning are very ghastly reading. The first accounts were ,lisleading, and even ...
... ion to thle task. I~e is haimslsf an excellent story teller, direct, simp~le, andl vivid. Nothing tan he l~cttcr' thlan his translationl of the saga of Solon and ?? (Crcesu;, theC ?? of Atys, the stories of ?? (a leaf fromn the Atahianl Nigblts ?? of ...
... THE STORY OF THE SIEGE OF KHARTOUM. BY AN EGYPTIAN WHO WENT THROUGH IT. A long and very interesting account of the siege of Khartoum, taken down from the lips of one of Hicks Pasha's soldiers, who is now at Korti, is published by the Daily NCvws this ...
... THE STORY OF SUNDAY'S BATTLE. GHASTLY SCENES ON TIHE BATTLE-FIELD. At f I- C 1.3 . . 1 - A I . S I- .. _ ?? .beTass mrig details of Sunday's battle and the description of the battle-field published jar thC papers this morning are very ghastly reading ...
... Turkish mode of punishing military traitors, and it is a just punishment. How GORDON SPENT HIS DAY. You would like to know the story of our lives from day to day, but. every day was like yesterday, and yesterday and to-day like to-morrow; therefore perhaps ...
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... uncanny albouit them-the Val dell' Inferno, or the Valle dei Sette Morti, for cxample. Of the Valle dei Sette Morti there is a story current among the Gondoliers and fishermen. There were six men fishing once in this 0Valle of the Seven Dead. They had with ...