... his friend dearly, yet his was a less strongly defined character—in fact, his nature was altogether an inferior cast and put one in mind of the parasite clinging to the noble oaV, mating its vitality. . Heath unexpectedly overtook the two friends, but ...

... the Scotchman Farquhar and the Englishman Shaw who accompanied him, and lost their lives in the expedition he never speaks save in avtoue of contempt. He has to Zanzibar when he breaks out against Bishop Tozer in the following strain The Bishop in his ...

... he uses them. John Calvin died at 55. James Durham, of Glasgow, began his divinity studies (if I remember right) at five-and-twenty, and, after writing his numerous works, besides his preaching and his pastoral labours, died at thirty-six. The flight ...

... Some of the drowned men are English, and some Italians. Four seamen were saved. The screw steamer Sorento, of London, was wrecked on the Goodwins Tuesday morning. The crew were saved. ANOTHER DISASTER AT TYNEMOUTH—LOSS OF SIX LIVES. A tremendous gale continued ...

... general management in their hands, wiU rU H i saving in the money payments made to the , considerable directors whom we possess ■ the Cle irin- ura( rous boards of pensed with, as under such system 1 l ’° ,)e . dis and thus the railways will remain a recognised ...

... ago I suffered severely from Lumbago, and could not walk without much pftin and difficulty. One day I met a friend, General who advised me try one of Allcock’s Porous Plasters, adding, * I have one on me at this moment, which baa wholly removed an affection ...

... Tichborne claimant, will probably result in a profit of £lOO to the Defence Fund. Case of Hydrophobia.— lsaac Hewitt, aged 62, died in lamworth Workhouse on Monday morning, of hydrophobia, caused by the bite of dog on December 28. At Tipton Police Court, ...

... those youthful joys of which they have been deprived. Long accustomed the work Oi. destruction, they now find a secret pleasure in construction. Agents of inflexible violence, they allow themselves to he charmed with the winning foibles of youth It is ...

... e, and the misery they occasioned was, Spalding says, pitiable to see,” when house was divided against house, and friend against friend when harrying and reiveing, when sorning and°even murder itself was rife in the land, and escaped unpunished, Buchan ...

... dinner and died instantaneously. It is singular that her husband died in a like manner at the same hour of the day some years ago, and that one of her brothers was suddenly cut off about 20 years ago. Extraordinary Case of Longevity. —There died recently ...

... an average of at least one horse per farm, which would save £18,548,250 worth of food but even supposing that the average reduction was only one horse to evexw two farms, there would be a saving of £9,000,000. The second part of Lord Duumore’s letter ...

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