... posdble, as to the manner in which the captain of the Aberfoyle had died. A DAMTGEI EPUTATION. Y Many men, and still more woman, writes Mrs. g Lynn Linton in the Qtecmi, have lived and died a under the cloud of a dainaged reptitation, eor It simple want ...

... efficiency of their the iifleets and armies., (Hear, hear.) Such being the case, he the hoped it 'would bel in the power of the distinguished officers yes ~ who would respond to the toast to assure them that the ow: Navy and Army were in a sitisfactory condition ...

... got to land, but the other poor fellow swam out towards the boat, and, whether from cramp or the w eigit of his clothes, sank, anmd before assistance could reach him lie was drowned. His body was found next morning. SHOCKING MURDER OF A YOUNG WOMAN BY HER ...

... courage on hiwould have beent equal to carrying a squealing Pt, a lit-tie pig in the samec mannrer, f ollowed by an to] 11 army ot iupudeatgeamins, I cannot tell. lic ticesC ?? foirm one of the gr-at chrce-of On siso rnh ar They meet you at every to in ...

... demanded nearly sixty million dollirs r on from the Uuited 6itates to pay his troops, and t has refused to disband the Cuban army until he receives the sum asked for. ?? )epudiates t previous arrangements for the distribation of three millions among the ...

... on the land question, and because 0~c 1Ithe y were so painfully and unjustly enspicious of Ivit i, the honesty of the new leader. a The other candidate was the son of a neighbour- bee, igaistocrat. Hie was at the time a captain in su t the army. He was ...

... and the rest of the pack of the town 'of Southampton have sent their goods into the ?? upon the least noise of the Royal :army's approach will fly themselves likewise. , W ord, the Parliamentarian Governor, had serious thoughts of sailing for New England ...

... had their legs fractured, a of third had a flesh injury of the leg, a fourth woman had a bad compound fracture of the leg, and amputation was are performed. This poor woman says that her two children part were killed in the train, and she believes her ...

... THE MAN AND IHIS KINGDOM. B-Y E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM, ,Author of False Evidence, The Peer and the Woman, A Woman's Blindness, 'A Iaughter of the Marionis, The- Postmaster of Market Deighton, &c., &c. (ALL EIGHTS RESERVED). CHAPTER XVIII. - There ...

... audience by voice e ,or pen, in order to say something of lands far away. 1 S . sight have been well pleased to ssy something about the ,lands to whiah the eyes of -Europe are or should be turned, the lands where the great strife between right end wrong, v between ...

... say nothing of the dangrs of landing and of fever. The cruiseor then lies at anchor oil' shore, some three miles, 'aaY, wallowing from side to side, C often above her portholes ; only, three miles, but a you etant see land perhaps, it' being so low as ...

... hecse, as much as ever I could eat. Tea, and toast, and milk and sugar, plenty; lots of table beer;, What besides can any woman want ? What fools we are, oh dear ! Now I'm thist reduced by want my bones is nearly through my skin, 'Caus, my drunken husband ...