... Regent Street, London, ‘V.aud at (Now THE GOLDEN HOPE: A ROMANCE OF THE DEEP, “ that was not BY W. CLARK Anthor of “ A Sea Quzes,” “ THE WRECK OF “A SaILoR’s SWEETHEART,” &c. {Tac or TRANSLATION 18s R | CHAPTER GoLDEN HOPE. The next mornin William Stone returned ...

... franking. Du * Co H.united) No. 77.Regent Street, London, W.and at 1 all Grocers and Chemists. (NOW FIRST PCBLISUED.J THE GOLDEN HOPE:* ROMANCE OF THE DEEP, irfamt drtam that teas no: all drum,* BY W. CLARK RUSSELL, Author of Quern.” “The Wreck or THE ...

... boat to the schooner. to the vang of the spanker-gafl, watching the pro- ina very few moments that boat was alongside the Golden Ho and the man transferred. The indescribable ukeeism of the boat's ap- pearance was rhaps heightened by the presence of a ...

... glory. schooner was alone, the only object in the liquid circle that girdled an ocean like a heaving, glitter- ing field of golden cloth ; her rigging bad the bar- nished appearance of Sraes wire; hor sails rose yellow ; and gleaming over her, from track ...

... makes it beantiful soft, plsble and glossy. It contains no lead or mine: ingredients, and can also be had in a golden colour for fair and golden haired people and children Avoid spurious snd also cbesp imitations, which are mostly composed of cheap and oil ...

... Peon presided, sod there were” also a- FLANNELS, BOOTS, present Messrs, Lingard, Jon es, Manlove. . Wardle, 3,500 Cane Handte-Cricket 0 select from. | ITS PEOPLE AND STEEPLE, | THEFATAL ACCIDENT TO TWO Ki Kent, J. 8. Desbble, “st Assortment in the every Article ...

... - LOCKE’S BOOTS seed in amount that of any other six @ money lent, by this Bank in guaranteed to ex- —Awrisgrtic the largest advance offices or credit ENERAL FURNITURE axp Boots from 4s. 3d. to 16s. 6d. and Cane Chairs . 286d Ladies’ Boots from 23. ...

... rrangements had Tuesday morning, fire occurred at the flour mil! - been made for tea, and fie'de to play in, by Mr. of Mr. James Kent, Lodge Lane, Derby. It was Thomas Hadeon. 8 od Mr. Newnes, on @ discovered by the engine driver, Arthur Hall, who was prov ...

... Owen Glendowcr lived, and every village has its tales of Jackey Kent and his doings, supposed by historians refer to John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, or perhaps some mystic John of Kent. The ancient Hall stands far back among its trees, And has been ...

... Owen Gleudower lived, and every village has its talcs of Jackey Kent and bis doings, supposed by historians to refer to John of Gaunt. Duke of Lancaster, or perhaps some mystic John of Kent. The ancient Hall stands far back among its trees, and has been ...

... brave Welsh Owen Glendower lived, and every village has its lackey Kent and hia doings, supposed by historians to refer to John of Gaunt, Duke liancaster, or perhaps some mystic John of Kent. The ancient Hall stands far back among its trees, has been possessed ...

... Owen Glendower lived, and every village has its tales of Jockey Kent and bis doings, supposed by historians refer to John of. Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, or perhaps some mystic John of Kent. The ancient Hall stands far back among its trees, and has been ...