... things, And when we pause to listen, answer not. Forebodings come : we know not how, or whence, Shadowing nameless fear upon the soul, And stir within our hearts a subtler sense, Than light may read wisdom may control. And who can tell what secret links of thought Bind heart to heart? Unsppken things are heard. As if within our deepest selves was brought The soul, perhaps, of some unutter'd ...

... THE IMPERIAL AND ROYAL Mor- TEBARSI OF FRANCE AND pgsq S1A. Ser,-There is dunq-- verbawhich saith C m abl f uols truth in the pro- werbwhoi easoth ae t the ?? foolish we be co m t o apethe morc e rothis reas o ng seem s peo n- ?? ble to cownes . Whether it' be that th go.saes bf th at r oCajoled, flattered, anid ?? bynthhse tsu rr ndi them, that they lose T h eir b sra i pstin a n tof p h ere ...

... BURGLAR IN THE WITNESS BOX. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, Guildhall, Feb. 14. (Before the Lord Chief Justice and a Special Jury.) The sittings were commenced with the trial of the followin case, which appeared excite much interest. was a°case arising out of the Cornhill burglary committed about this time last year. It was, it will be Been, an action for a breach of warranty on the sale of iron safe ...

... imitation. The Himalaya Tea Co.'s ure Tea is the only Tea grown under Government ...

... THE COURIER. MONDAY, AU&USF 2. On Saturday morning it discovered clerk Preston had absconded, taking with £80 of his employer's money, and the retired lady of independent means. letter whic ...

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... (copectaZ Telegram.) London, Wednesday Night.—Last evening referred a special telegram to the rival Bchemes M. de and Baron Renter for constructing direct railway ...

... THE LITTLE BRiTAIN TRAGEDY. AIAIED SIDNEY Corcs-NverT,, thlirty-threc, no occIlp5- tion, was indicted, at the Central Criminal Court, on Friday, before Mr. Justice Cave, for the wilful musrder of James Denby. Mr. C. Mathews and Mr. Horace Avory prosecuted, and the prisoner was defended by Mr. Forrest Fulton and 2Mr. MIAlorram. Thle deceased was the landlord of the Rose and Crown publio-house, ...

... renew his glory.*' Henry VI. p. 3. come not with deep premeditated lines. Nor writte ...

... The voting for the election representative of Heavitrea on the St. Thomas Board of Guardians took place on Monday ; the votes were collected on Tuesday ; and tho co ...

... The Duke of Cambridge made his spring inspection of the Aldershot troops ycsierday, a-compaiiied by Sir Reginald Gibbs, General Mansfield Clarke, General b.duulpti, and General Williams, the headquarters staff, and also Lord Lonsdale, o: tiie Yeomanry. The mounted troops were nut inspected the i.ong alley owing to the dust, but ou Lallan s Plain, winch is grass covered, itieie being 2,615 ...

... WINDFALL FOR THE IMPERIAL INSTITUTE. At masting recently held at the Mansion House, London, it waa resolved to present to the Imperial Institute land of £5,000 which has bean aceumnlated sines the Jub ...