... 10 for tbe Balsam, and 9 for the Selipse. departure of the men from Victoria Pier was witnessed by a large number of their friends and other spectators. 'Ms is the largest number of men engaged in the whaling from here for years pea . • smut . 37 Yesas ...

... that sprung up in his since the day wi ii Agnes Armytage had saved his from the hoots of the Tinker, and had so narrowly vamped death on her own account, and the intercall:sr. with his old friend ma& a new man of him. He had not been specially intimate with ...

... author of The Pirate, as no pieces are there described save those he himself visited, and hence they rested satisfied as to the authorship of the Waverley Novels. Willy Erskine, Scott's beloved friend and literary confidant, had The Pirate' under review ...

... She had on when she went after that situation r The people who found her took it from her neck morning. Noel, dear old friend, try and bear up.' For the stony calmness had given way now, and Noel was weeping the passienice tears of a grief that had been ...

... the sister of friend. Other: eyes could see differently. Her mother and brother could detect what she could not, or, rather, what she almost feared to think of, viz., that she was the attraction of their home—not his old college friend or Mr:. Armytar ...

... which was meant to read: Friends will please accept this, the only invitation. COUNT (to his servant): John, I have notioed that ever since your wife's death you have come home drunk every evening. Why is this? John: I only trying to console myself for ...

... Our temperance friends do not seem to consider this a point important enough to petition about — although if it is not of the very essence of temperance reform, we do not know what that is. However, we observe that Mr Wason is a friend of the Bill, and ...

... Fisherman, whoever he may be, tries to show a rather selfish spirit, however much he may try to cloak it over. He would want to be very agreeable e ith his foreign friends, anti at the same time lay all the blani-, if any is due to fishermen, his brother Peel ...

... P-tft.y. you see. I forgot, she said, more formally, I forgot it was your friend's errand. Dick was vaguely conscious of having said the wrong thing, and hastened to try and rectify it. I feel it is my own now, he replied, with a smile. I'll confess ...

... it perfectly useless to try to •..11ect his thoughts sufficiently to decide upon his future plans; consequ-ntly, from St. licorge's he drove to his hotel, and thence to Paddington. evening saw him once more domiciled at his friend Hampton's, near Maidenhead ...

... skim to the kittiwake, I proved that on a rape occasion he also can be a roil friend; the long debits in the ledger of Nature balanced by the greatest of credits—live-saving.—W. H. G. in the Scotsman. ...

... tastes differ in the matter. (Cheers and laughter.) But how does my right lion, friend like being assured that this is a dnty which it is the function of himself and of his friends to perform? I confess it passes my imagination to conceive, but I fear that ...