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... explicitness was of a kind which in. any other man would be: set down as hopelessly unintelligible ambiguity. This comes of trying to please1 everybody. Sir George made a. good many really-explicit statements in. the course of his 'speech;. but then, unluckily ...
... THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS or FOREIGINERS IN DISTRESS. The annual meeting of the above society was held at the Clarendon Booms, yesterday afternoon. His Worship the Mayor, T. D. Anderson, Esq., presided, and amongst other gentlemen present were Messrs. N ...
... 11 e I HOW A FORTUNE WAS SAVED. A Rernzniscence of Waterloo. ?? _D About the time of the Battle of Waterloo, Lord N--, the descendant of an illustrious English family, and a colonel in the British army, disappeared. set At first he was naturally supposed ...
... AMERICAN YOUTH'S MMEv VIEW WITH THE QUEEN. A BOY REPORTER AT WVMSOR Many of our readers will remember the visit of the American Boy Reporter (Harry Steele Morrison) to this country in the Jubilee year- A youth of 16, he started from New York to work ...
... SAVED FPJ)M 'WIIE GAILOWS. &k SToRY OR CLD NO0T RSN Li tice maemoir-~ of Dr F- II Madden,. the author M- Lives and Ti[has' l:f thle Unit,-,, ?? winds it-ave just been nob~.zcccsc ccc his -e.i ?? Thomas More Alaedoen, thsc followling, storY i- t- of a ...
... poverty and humiliation. How ciearly the past stood out before her at times Her happy childhood, her youth, her maidenhood. Then the tirst faint cloud. To save her father's credit sue consented to marry a man to whom she was wholly indifferent—a man much older ...
... HOSPITAL SUNDAY POETS YOUTH. Whatever justification there may have been, in fortr.ir gars ...
... GEORGE ROUTLEDGE: THE CHIL- I DREN'S FRIEND. Who is the children's friend ? (we ask this ques tion not in ignorance, but because it sounds to our ears a good beginning). Many anwera fill the air-some of names, some of objects, and some of fearful abstract ...
... relief wore dis.- teibured in the enurneer nocuths ?? motion leaving been peeved, Mr. I. flAw. 0000, in moving a vote of rhanka to the Mayor for losreidirig, etated that aulqsoeiog all the fends that were requited for the hoorleoss of dis- tributing relief ...
... THE DOCTOR'S TRAVELLING FRIENDS. BY HENRY TINSOR It was In the autumn when Mr. Joseph Barnlee, known Amblawell as Dr. Barnlee, made a hasty trip to Loudon rhis was a very rare event with him, although he wa. fond of visiting the great city, and found ...
... royal families have brought France on fire occasions to rain, and that the republic has, for the third time, been called in to save the country. There are a set of needy adventurers who are ready to sell their 'country, if only they can make their fortnes ...
... active friends of the Bristol Saving-Barth, from tire first moment of their entrance ripon this their bsenevolerit career of public utility and benevoleuce, to tire present period. Tie desirable- I ness and the difficulties oif investing thie Saving-Bank ...