... course my husband had a perfect right to his own correspondence, and after all, it was only from a male friend ; but still I know all those friends sad their writing, or had hitherto flattered Bayed( 1 did; and this address, Jack Thornton, Esq., The ...

... driven in. Ihe master, Mr. odd, and the crew saved themselves by jumping into the longboat, and landed the following morning at Yarmouth veiy much exhausted. The Jean and Mary has since been run ashore to save her. Both vessels are insured. regards the ...

... which display at once profound reflection anJ extensive practical experience.”— The Planet. The best of all Friends is the Professional Friend: and in no shape can he be consulted with greater safety and secresy than in ‘Lucas on Manly Vigour.’ The initiation ...

... THE SILENT FRIEND, MEDICAL WORK the infirmities of the gene*m. rative system, in both sexes; being enquiry into the concealed cause that destroys physical energy, and the ability of manhood, ere vigour has established her empire—with observations on the ...

... DRAINAGE OF WESTBURY-ON-TRY’M. A vestry meeting was held in the above parish yesterday. In accordance with resolution passed at meeting oo the Bth Inst There eras moderate attendance ; and Mr. T. Pease, who appeared to only member of tbe sewer authority ...

... did bs kindly decline to make a charge against the Benedictine brother and his friend, but resotutoly permuted in declaring his inability to identify his property. the youth* were let off, after performing a vigil which certainly had not the merit of being ...

... 1 oh; TRY TO THt MLMORY OF MRS. JAMtS GR.\Y. I The r, will >l« recol ec> Ih-i four tt»e •wo w*. par# In l .e Bntt'A («xlracUKl Irom ill* I nntrtily Mayazme,. iivriy luilK carol f-r CUrislOlM, by.lhia (jllled la-ly : jum a» baa il down for Ira .ultuioo ...

... purchasing and bringing tip colts bought the neighbourhood, and fur collect• tag horses for army purposes. Thom are termed Depositi di alleverocuts. Among the stallions in thiourea of 1888 wereseventy.four English thorough. beads, ninety-four half-breds born ...

... She wept, that would have died to save Little they know the heart, who deetn'd Her sot row but an infant's dream Of transient love begotten ; A passing gale, that as it blows Just shakes the ripe drop front the rose That dies and is forgotten. Oh woman ...

... YOUTHS' CRICHETING SUITS. THE POSITION IN FRANCE. To attempt to follow all the changes in the Assembly at Versailles is like attempting to follow the course of the Cutlet war in Spain. Yesterday the Carlists were within ten miles of Madrid. To-day the ...

... SAVED BY A RETRIEVER. On Snarls, incrning a number of children *ore playing on the towing-path of the Thames. near Barnes Rsilwar.brido. when a girl named Jane Stowe, residing with her parents at Worpull Way. Mortlake, slipped end fell in the water. Mr ...

... TRY LATE - MR. OLIVER BEADON. Mr. Oliver Beados. ohms death numbs. tbe 10th at bie residence. Taunton. after a May ill.o Mut W. one of the and had mane Mende, oho He a son of the late Captain Bream. R.N., of and of Ye Millions Bisdon. of Odra. West In ...