... Savings in Society. BY OLD EEPEATER. The recent proceedings in the Divorce Court, where the youthful Earl of Shrewsbury was made a Co- Respondent, and which terminated in a decree nisi favor of the Petitioner—Mr. Mundy—are, it is said, to be brought under ...

... are the only real and genuine elixer of youth, and calculated to transform even a centenarian into a youth of twenty. Wonderful, indeed, are their properties, and when Sir John Pettibone tempts his dame to try one for dyspepsia and she takes three the ...

... nostrum, but he added that he was prepared to try it a choice of evils.'' The social system was, he said, sick and deranged by the condition of its electoral organs, and as all medicines had been tried save the Ballot, thought it better to take it rather ...

... the fair bride away at the The bride went through the trying and solemn ceremony with °Qsiderable fortitude. The nuptial rite having concluded, the bride and bridegroom, accompanied by their friends, adjourned to the vestry, where the customary attestations ...

... had been happiness in her youth. But in her recollections there was great break, and the grown up women who were her children were strangers to her that she could never quite reconcile with her present. The friends of her youth were different, and with ...

... He believed that the labourers living in the villages in that district, with the many perquisites and advantages which in youth and old age they received, and which could not be exactly stated, were much better off than the working men in our large towns ...

... mother of the Queen of Wiirtemburg was the elder sister of the late Queen Louise of Denmark. All three ladies retain their youthful beauty, partly be- cause of the sweet expression of their faces, and their innate goodness of character. — — In England the ...

... quarters whenever she needs a friend an . c i, good care that this shall be the same night. Upon her arri throws off *the mask, after securing the doors and servants ay. ay. Distraught and incensed by the Baron's tre aC _ Marya saves her honour by stabbing him ...

... that soon after she arrived at St. Donats she died. Sir Edward Stradling took the little boy to the Castle, and placed him under the same tutors as his own son Thomas : the two boys became great friends, and in due time they were sent together to the ...

... certain that if a jury of ladies were empanneled to try such cases their verdicts would often be very different from the decisions of the learned judges. Lightening Housework. A practical demonstration the saving of housework by the use of electric domestic ...

... strange, she longed return to her maidens at Staffa. her wish her friends carried her down to the sea and bidding them farewell, she swam back to her Highland home. Balora was always trying to befriend somebody. Fingal, returning with his fleet from the ...

... The ing saved a sum of money out of his earnings, letters now published are the home letters of these young men, written with no idea of being read beyond the circle of their relatives, and now only published on the pressing suggestion of friends, who think—and ...