... has a good voice, and finds many admirers; and much hilarity has come of the droll and extravagant business of Brown, New- land, and Wallace, who are described as the coloured comedians of colonial and transatlantic celebrity. Miss Marie Guinard, a youthful ...

... fight the brother of the woman he loves, and, producing the handkerchief, requests that it be given to Lady Ursula. After this there is, of course, nothing else for the would-be woman-hater to do but wvin this excep- tional woman for his wife, which he ...

... direction of the Acrostatic Institute for the use of the army of the North, as was another also called Celeste, for the army of the Sombre and Meuse, and the Herelde and Intrepidi for the army of the Rhine and Moselle. Another, thirty feet in circumference ...

... things, which saves them a great deal of trouble. No sooner have our wanderers landed in the R~ealm of Womankind than they have to defend their virtue against the mighty of the land. Queen Suavita, taking a strong fancy to Frivolin, does, not go hehsed the ...

... and the new bakery and landing place at Gibraltar, 850O. ASlessrs. Brichnell and Graham have been awarded 2000 for the free use of their patent machine for drying wheat at Malta; and 10,000 is required for the purchase of land, but the estimiates do not ...

... first diffculty which strikes us is, the character of Lady Mary herself. Had she more heart than head? Was she a virtuous woman? What was the cause of her somewhat unim- passioned mirried life with Mr. Wortley, and of the twenty separa- tions which took ...

... several others, including that of the Stoaway, a poor woman who conceals herself on board a vessel sailing for the Levant, to reach her native country, she having been left penniless in Eng- land through the unjust treatment of a commercial house, which ...

... fell in love with the mother, and made a leep impression -on the heart of the landsome widow. fl=me is a virtnous, religious woman, and has no fear of ever yielding to any guilty temptation, but she nevertheless takes pleasure in the tender feeling that ...

... the frivolous woman, whose thoughts had hitherto C been absorbed by pleasure, is also transformed. A She loves him now with such passionate fervour p that when Henri decides upon going to Sweden, tl where his widowed sister has a large landed n property ...

... his bat, drives his daughter in, and sends Prince Shuttlecock spinning. This brings before us the Land of Toys-The chief, Tee-to-turn, is received by his army with great ?? Racket arrives and solicits his aid -Tee-to-tumn freely grants it, offering his whole ...

... after marriage, with an only child, a son. Being a strong-minded woman of business, she manages her vast property in the Vosges with consummate ability; and, as it consists mainly in forest lands, the people of the country have nicknamed her La Bftcheronne ...

... the Bijou Theatre, and made an emphatic hit. Miss Irwin impersonates a self-reliant business woman who travels for a New York firrr. A railway accident lands her in a growing town out West, ' where her brother Tom, a young lawyer, has invested heavily ...