... bear the honours of my position and not forget my old friends. It was alarmingly sail; it came like dew to his thirsty and longing heart. He caught her , hand in his and Pawned it with more than friend', In the of • recent lecture, a isiestisi wornith, ...

... question is not ripe, and therefore they try to persuade you that it does not matter what a candidate's opinions are on the point. But the contradictory and suspicious part of it is, that they nevertheless try to get a candidate who is strongly opposed ...

... into aecount, maybe, that all this would 1 Yes. have as no:liing to the worn-out invalid if his a e. friend had not arrived in the nick of tissue to save his , - nut be is a reputed religions man!' life; Usisivers, his prune minister in all his vagaries ...

... tried so hard to keep out of ! And can't I try to keep them out of it too, Mrs. apraggs? a lone woman, and t the the motheriad fa a mother to theta. ri work for them e s pit you have worked. and I will try and de a mote,,r's duty by them. Don't fear ...

... 's reign. Ile was staying at Tunbridge Wells for the benefit of his health. Entering bookseller's shop in company with his friend, Mr. Fairbeard, of Gray's-inn, they were followed by the Countess Drogheda, a young widow rich, noble, and beautiful —who ...

... your have told me ' Of courm ; it will be to his own lit' rest to rr-re it an untruth. Then the beet way is to let him try his beet to do it,- was the tether dry rejoinder. ' No, no, my love, scarcely that. If you content to reel that I have the best ...

... foretaste. WP OKA try anew to value what has been done on behalf by that great army which we lilye WI sleeping in its scattered graves. (The End). We regret to announce the death of Mr James A. Reid. proprietor of the Royal Hotel. Sca who died very suddenly ...

... she were good friends. L ou den square was hushed and still. Hector but nothing more, though it is only juirt to walked to the gate and waited until the hiui te say that his feelings for her would echoes of his friend's footsteps had died speedily have ...

... in a reverie, bores , an old friend cane to see you. She turned, and, with a smile, allowed Hampton to lead her forward. Cyrus Gage—Lord Travel—Miss Devereuz. Hampton purposely pronounced both names distinctly to try and reach her power, if she still ...

... out Their rude redoubt, ' , . . _ But back sud No cowards they In holes of clay - Those western men, But fought and died Their friends beside ' Nor Need not then. . Another night ; Again the light Of a new day. The forward 'sounds And eaeli man bounds ...

... the evident, though sow the loud, cheery singing she had heard at i ! first. Had he been following same one, and just 'f' i try my luck oni e more. These are all my . worldly Drayton's attentions to her child were like a death- involuntary her touch produced ...

... won't wake if you take your hand away, sir, she added, with a feeling that she was trespassing on Noel's time. We won't try him, was the kind reply. I am glad to sit still for a little while; I have been walking a good way. He .sat on till something ...