... husband ! I 40 bow the difference. He his h and I was happy before Tan Rockland Gazette, anamuseing reesipt of s sew work, speaks thus Welly and to the Point : We have rsMived book eyitiffed !Arabells,a Tale of Tendersess.' The anthprlnnAdl,; l.r is ...

... aeoonnts are much to the same effect, and an abundant harvest seems foreshadowed. The latest -advice. from Amities, however, speak rather less assuringly as to the state of the winter wheat. The Agricultural Department at Washington remarks that the winter ...

... furnishes the following remarkable dream, which occurred to himself My brother had left London for the country to preach and speak on behalf of a certain Church Society, to which he was officially detached. He was in his usual health, and I was therefore ...

... the spirit, and restore The tone of languid nature. We have, moreover, the authority of those who are certainly beet able to speak to the point, for saying that when the table de hate has done its duty, when the feast of reason has ceased with that of ...

... —These people have a language of their own. A bold-tongued announcer of performances is a blower; a circus-man almost always speaks of a circus -woman, not as a woman, but a done nutty is theie slang for a penny; and denarlies, as meaning money, ...

... argue that this world throw the whole nation into the arms of Christianity—certainly the best thing that could happen to it (speaking purely from a political and social point of view), as the constructive energy of this faith would tend to unite so much that ...

... large gardens, if the flower garden is not at its best before the aloes of the London season its value is, comparatively speaking, lost. In places where principal display is not wetted before August, the plants should be put in further snort, or they ...

... are going out with the Arotio Expedition have been entertained at a banquet by the Mayor of Portemouth. Admiral Elliot, in speaking for the navy, pointed out that that service was as ready to prooned to the North Pole as it had been to go to the Gold Coast ...

... at'jwOned to the balloon, it we released, and takinig,,the direction. of Old Tra7ord, in a very few mididreiii4lidtinir beta mere speak could be cell in The sweat was witnessed and ago eeveral theumind r,provs. Aa Ovarrrro Be.— At tbo Dolice, midis Dr. ...

... of a cottage at Aber gave evidence that Mr. Hughes and Mims Hamer passed as man and wife there, and that Mr. Hughes need to speak of the child as hie. After Mr. Jones had addressed :he Bench, the magistrates deliberated for a considerable time, and then ...

... ntributed by the adne:rers of (referring to the first leader of the Israelites). The the music of Mozart. Jew attempted to speak, but he was interrupted by ' GASSIOW, the painter of the picture Spectators,' the doot r repeating, Pair Mopes ! Pair Moses ...

... requirirg the strangers to leave their memories out. ro. No doubt honourable members would feel moot less embarrassment in speaking before an audience reduced to s condition of temporary idiocy. A COBREIPONDIRT indignantly complains that we made dowsed ...