... was one of the fairest daughters of Providence. Hep school education finished, she went with friends to Europe, but, however, before having given her youthful affections to a young man whom she had met in a sister city. But before marrage adversity came ...

... were1 unable to save the boat. They held on their course to Sa r'dersfoot, whither they were' bound, well contented fo jiave saved two lives from .a'most certain death. TENBY CRICKET CLUB.-On Monday evening week the members and friends o$this Club met ...

... me into his suite. He saved me from despair, and brought smiling joy again into the widow's humble home.' And you have repaid his kindness,' observed the tRanger, by becoming a midnight robber.' 'No—no,'hurriedly exclaimed the youth, 'I am no common robber ...

... he went to Portsmouth, where he wanted to join the 3d Buffs, but he could not get enlisted on account of his youth, and because he had no friends connected with the' regiment. Nothing daunted, he made his way to Southampton, whence he worked his passage ...

... can be had a bargain, no doubt, by any person wisbi try the experiment of reconstructing from them the S fortunate vehicle, a feat which would certainly ri*8'y of re-instating our old nursery friend 'Humpy Duff' whom— 'All the King's horses and all the ...

... my tomb. I conjure my friends on no account to make me the subject of any monu- ment, memorial, or testimonial whatever. I rest my claims to the remembrance of my country upon my published works, and to the remembrance of my friends upon their experience ...

... large ship Bencoolen, from Liverpool to Bombay, which was driven ashore at Bude Haven on the Cornish coast, only six were saved, the captain and two mates being amongst those who perished. The iii. fated vessel was dismasted when she struck, and within ...

... Manchester Examiner) commenced at half- past six. All went well till about ten o'clock. Shor tly after that hour, some of the youths who were in ti e back part of the audience in the pit, in their eagerness to obtain a better view of what was going on uilon ...

... and therefore he thought his gal- lant friend had made a groundless assertion and a totally uncalled for reference to what he termed a family com- pact. (Prolonged applause.) He felt surprised that his friend should have made such an allusion. (Renewed ...

... die. I want to go to my wife.' He never suggested an attempt to save his life; and although he was in prison for several months, his determination under- went no change. But his friends were not idle, and his father and Mr. Ollard, his solicitor, exerted ...

... benches in St. James's Park,and though he was immediately taken to St George's Hospital, and every effort made to save him, he sank and died under the effects of poison within half an hour of his admission. There was nothing upon him to show who he was ...

... the side to catch it, the boat was upset, and one of the party, a youth of seventeen, was drowned, the others, except one who could swim, being saved by the exertions of their friends in other boats. Captain Williams, of the Great Britain, of Portmadoc ...