... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Had your correspondent taken as much time to ask a few of the friends of the National School to make tea for the children as he has taken to find fault with thosegwho did go to the friends of the British School, both schools would undoubtedly have had ...

... 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 ...

... out of the hands of my hon. friend the member for Sheffield (Mr Hadfield), whose name has been so long and so intimately associated with that measure. I am happy, however, to feel that I have not only the name of my hon. friend upon the back of my Bill, ...

... libel and conspiracy, on which the jury found for the plaintiff-and on other grounds. The Court granted a rule nisi. A youth was trying to commit suicide the other day in the Regent's Park ornamental water, when a man passed with a young retriever, which ...

... come to you honourably and courteously to fulfil a mission entrusted to us by our friend, Do you share the opinions of these wretches ? We share those of our friends. Then suddenly advancing a step, and without any provocation on our side, Prince Bonaparte ...

... (Ecumenical Council, as the course which will be adopted by that council cannot yet be foreseen. A girl named Metcalf has died at Chesterfield from the effects of a blow with a book given her by the mistress of a national school, Miss M'Intire. The medical ...

... in her chest, but did not describe the pain. She went to chapel twice yesterday, and last night, about a quarter of a mile dis- tant. She complained after walking home for a few minutes. There was no difficulty of breathing. She always walked slowly. ...

... -and com- pared with other years I don't remember that you com- plained that I'haAnot saved more than five out -of forty- eight, but you showed me that sixteen died in one day the year before. I brought to you all that I found I could bleed, and all I ...

... Crew saved. Last week an inquest was held at the Wrexham Infirmary on the budy of William Jones, a collier, who had been found lying on the Great Western Railway, near the Llangollen Junction, with his left arm severed from his body, and who died from ...

... eldest of whom was not seven, lighted a fire, the clothes* of the second child were ignited, and she was burnt to death. A youth about sixteen, the youngest son of Mr George Johnson, solicitor, of Menai-bridge, was amusing himself on Wednesday in a small ...