... poverty and humiliation. How clearly the past stood out before her at times! Her happy childhood, her youth, her maidenhood. Then the first faint cloud. To save her father's credit she consented to marry a man to whom she was wholly indifferent—a man much older ...

... MONEY SAVED. Tim citiz'ja ratepayers (or onco are siagaUrl; fortunate in being saved sort of happy accident from a substantia! addition to that beady and reckless expenditure which tha majority of the Corporation gives itself the slightest provocation ...

... UIVEB. (Nor Sobillbk.) The youth stood oo th« shallop tide, where all save could swim, Bia act the wondering hoatmau cyad. And gautiy spoke to him. Jump from the stern or I*ll ha bound get into mess?*' **Should I, the youth exclaimed, drowned?” The boatman ...

... with her on the way au impromptu picnic to try to persuade her married sister to join;tliem. When Annie says she' won't, she won't, and that's the end ou't,’ the old saying goes. It's of no manner of use to try to coax her ; we might just as well our breath ...

... by taking orders from friends. If you're keen . and enthusiastic you will soon have more orders than you can cope with, and will be earning Q‘ iy a regular income - Just a few hours in an afterncon or evening and you could be saving — }'}W making money ...

... of me. He was a strong man ; but I was animated by the courage of despair. Life, family, friends, home, were forgotten at the moment, and I would rather have died a hundred times than have yielded to this fellow. The money ! Give me the money,” he ex- ...

... of societ He could never understand how or why it is that a pretended or nominal friend, well meaning and good-hearted enough, perbaps in a general way, could stab a friend in the back by belittling him in his abseuce before others. * Such * goodnatured’ ...

... was set down to their friends, when they Eunice to make her home with them, may he surmised, the lonely girl accepted the cordial invitation extended to her with a -ret \v-l ing with gratitude. She had been with her kind friends about a year when, one ...

... Not one word did utter, but he comprehended all ; and no sooner hod his parent left him, than be muttered: I can save father, I can save mother, and I will. I have read of those great soldiers who conquered their enemies, and these cruel robbers shall ...

... Bleak outlook for Derry’s ‘lost’ youth A LARGE SECTION of Derry’s young ST T N - . 1 e 1 o people are suffering from a chronic ;i “vinin the ares lack of self-belief , a local youth leader towards themselves. “People from the Bogside has claimed. have ...

... HOW BOSS TWEED DIED. Cork. Monday.—The American papers review at considerable length the career Mr. Tweed, who died on the 12tb inst., in New York prison while serving the term imprisonment to which he was sentenced in I&7S. His death was the result of ...

... great parliamentary effort of the session was to.try to get a majority in favour of measure for rendering the press venal. . . Sir D. NORREYB defended Lord Clarendon in appealing to public opinion, and trying to guide it through the press. Lord PALMERSTON ...