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JUIPLe 0,9,:
Duke. What have.. you been doin& with
usAmale popul *on' 1 suggested itself
surpI M4,
view I have `�b, ii� Copying tbis'niorniag,
IRISH WOTIONS.
LATERTIPRO IR SCOTLAND
Y ourself 2" inquires Luli.
frequently and forelbly to Mrs. bravei-ind
you would4oAder �� that I: keep a sobei
I've been doing, good work, my
Kit,during the oodm of their friendly
on at a I I' The b, arbinWe nami is Ange,
Rev. Dr. Begg has been Berle
r lies Duke, deeining -it qui safe b
e'otionste under cover of t clatter an
2 -
eudeAvors in Zora's behalf.'
ing i aee�' f6r,it", a
Ibe only th aid Zor
I ilia is never �MetitiOuOa Without tb a pro fiiof
. iTbebeautifull and-inthemidet'of gar.
MIA ParnilQWaylays the Lord-Lieutona nt
POBod.
the obatter going Oil lid! round.' -'I Lave 6
.A
h eiself, frankly, with herlet omilif, il is
With her lovar,''11-8
on t he Street.
Rev. Neil Taylor, of Dundee, has aoqepW
the call of tb 0 Free Church congregation Of
cultivating th a friendship of a, gentleman an
whose will'and pleasure &good deal dependi.
116 ISIAWW116M
to PxPoyt us in ship-loadi -
weAre in emand, as it is evident that here
d",w1i,1,'.grgPa,rSpOeoh two long� on the
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effects of emotion, on of the
bornoch. and the Preabytiary hail o'ousented I
-AL i fe s Mv-ster1r,
You b�ehotd him over � there," -nodding
toward the end of the table, where the oritio,
the demand is inocriv I ardent I y far axe
l i6eded
b; r the S�p
brain."
"I wife thinks- it
,w9ndar the author's
Time Sioldlers 'in Ireland �to nave 1,oaded
-Fire,arnia-Thie Iriviii Queotlen in
to �44 translation.
An,-A�b-�rd—oqi7,p4-turnga.,ov�.:the-wbold-of-2
a the editor 'At --i-
are ptr
temp.
Ditt.Nve, obauWaanotion. your being g p.-.
a secretary or,
af6,to a low bin! -li, fl hi
a
0, nierber's lot of B tockings with, dises,tia
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Most of the clan are here, I tihinkL'
re uds Duke, as the" shsk6lIauds.
Bpo
t6 break itib, the citadeL of an obdurate
raised pie,whose�wals of granitdrrefuse to
pad off, can.tiqll you," said Kate. ,.W.ait
'and'sed if we� cauli6t bition fiometfiing
-love, ob on
ories,". Observed Kate looking
ZprN a, ove y, mate skee.,
Alast (Thursday), night's Dublin de spatch
Bayo:
f Irritated
action. Atilength the Merchant
demstIded, 11 What the de'il do I ye 4int?l
pair
_T
-he. perceiving Lufl,'Mr. Loftus bows
r emoving his, gr&3 7 felt wide-awake
yield e*gnio the combined 4ta6k.
Continues, Duke, I,, think I have done
better f6r'you'before long
a, Zors, the more
The more Kati saw of
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Safe, my pirKate gouty,, be'is
rheumatic -'and 'oh, I So.. old"afid go ugly It
exciting incident occurred in Dublin
to -day wiierditi,Mi
ips a lead-.
Why, bow�legged be.' suro,'�
id he, div, tn'to;�
laying his pad& extr mities.
alow,�
With's graceful SWe6�r; and when, in the
-'da -you
good stroke of business' to Y, ; and It:,
charming and Pleasing compamon she
seemBbalf farce mudhalf a aqr ago or
it ' f
ing part. As the Lord-Lieutenstit, egoorted
The deer �forest of.'D.undon6ll, . bn'th§
course Of a few minutes,, the stou t lad Y
with.'sn', exclamation of Porter I ter
I go to Italy, I'll join' the party P
I 4"That's jolly -l" exclaims Rate Craven,
foUn'd har;"the old Childish 4 intimacy
revived with double strangth,� anat he plan'
him to, talk about loib even Ili his book."
� 14 Well, popr'fellow I I SUPPOBEI It 8: was
by Cavalry, at la accompanied by an aide.
de -camp, rode', through Westmoreland
estate of Mr. Mackenzie of Dundbiell, ban
b '06o tdX
pen let.'st,s'ieut of eariy,;B3, ej or.
A
,I id'111, leaps- up from, her 96 I at, andp�zttch--
overhearing th;se words from the opposite
-vilticli Kate was revolvirij in her m I ind WAS
'Young once I" Said. Kate. "Do you think,
street ou his Way to t he Castle, a. lady ran
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Platt and kii,Sydney 'Platt. This -forest'_
C9 betbandboxes'and bage, makes &wild
side of the fmble,,whaie she is seat6d, and
to Coax her parents, who refused
then, that only young' and handsome people.
out fro,thOfootpath and',seized the bridle
including Grinard I shootings, �oxteuds to
rush at 'a passing official, Mr. Loftus calmly
putting her head on one Bide to catch,
a har anyt ing, to tak
h a Zora t6winter abroad,
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on .1 Wag
ght to be, to talk about love,.
Of'Hi4Ex6b116noy's horse. He pulled up,
upwards of 60,06adres.,
Slips into her place, And begins to converse
with Lull'in a def6rentfidly admiring tone.
glimpse of Duker and Luli between a barley-
��utgbitem 8 and an epergne at flowers that
"t
with them6
Zora Would be,& delightful compmnion�
You Must Consult; sout6otber muthority
c
41�ndiha-lady`thena 1dressed som6. words to
hini in reference to the prevention of th 6
'huts
AnEdinburgh D. DL. is engagedon a now
lite � of Robert Burns, and, he discovered,
Presently a, bell rings, and' the Holmw
-to
I'm go glad vou'll: W
In a veue!� on
'flap Mr.
and'useful friend uld help Kate to pack,�
Wo
on iove," Zora,replied, smiling,�but with,a
What
erection of Land League for evicted
1
that the. that ernal 'ancestors' o I f I the'.poet
0oodpaorty are summoned take their
seats. Duke and Luii have no need ;tc
.
W0 have 'times I Glencairn ? Mr.:
leficairn I pleasb dome out of that brown
and run on bar erran&, And med her
dresses,.andbe ggherally,h%ody, andWoUld'!
shade'of halfbitter meaning, call
Z know about it �, It's m,luxur3f beyond me.."
tenants. RiB Excellency seemed puzzled
form moment attli i
estrange position dwhicti
were of Celtic 'brigin.and 'birth. The
7bograpbical 6rk: of Dr. Roge is antiol-
ra
"is much to get,into the same ear�
mano euv
ri 'they are mancouvred.for, and a good
study nd , fi glass. Now, this is,to
My
drink to the happy ra union of the most
no doubt, soon pick up the language,. With
an eye to the development� of this plan-
AtAh a
i-nons ns6, Zora I' Said Rate, nodd.
Ing wisely ;, "I am sure -you mubt. hive
h awasplace.d.- HespokeAfewwoidgivati
undertone to his side-&6amp, who dis�
1),
't.a with much interest.
of trouble in'Ahat line is taken off
�orld-is-gefierally--the-aunny-8
attractive members.of the -present party on
-ofLaike-Oomo-l'l—�
had ' a, uey co'
which, indeed, Km�teh:%v, nceived.
--6v—eii first iound
f
pke"t -0 Lf-flirt—stions�oxlly-ypu-o-re-wq-uie
them."
-mounted stid,--politel led -the, lady -to'" the
'N
lir. ohn. idrk, writer, has died at his
residen terrace,,� GlaEg
ce.' 10 Windsor Owl
as -the
-kind,to engaged cou ple6-too kind I somew-
ores
Wbom'does that toast include, Miss
ffCmtfiatI1nq E, e! lr� that
t
Zora wag in Straightened circumstances-
about
i.o have, Y
W1 M 'got to flirt With, except
fdot ath. eithe th Lordu
p r a Lieutenant
nor his, aide -e -camp know Miss Parnell
73rd yemi. He commeti'ea bdisinew
times,'ms lovers of laconic and reserved, and
Craven?" inquiraa- Duke, through' the
Kate. pu'rolimued an Italian, grammarand
my friend the 'engine driver, below ? And
Seemingly. At-, the direction 'of Earl
in - 1835, and wap not long in prmcticabefoie�
ladies f shy and retiing;, natures feel
trellis work -if the barl6y--gugar temple.
an easy r9ading-book, and Presented them
bia, hands are always grimy,� and, he never
Spencer, th6'aide-de.camp told -her that if
big' 'merits as A mercantile lawyer were
wheii they Perceive the eyes of a friendly
Not you of course," retorts Kate.
to Zora-who was'somewhat. surprised by"
cleans iendailidid'Zora,with an
She presented her' card ai the castle, the
fully recogniz, ad both, by the public, and thd
and Sympathetic 'world watching for.evi-
I am out of � it, I'm'af raid, Katie T! sug-
the nature of the gif t-writh, a request that
air *ofpl.acidoriticism,.
Lord-Libutdnant', would hear anything she
Profession.
dencee of their mutual devotion.
�gests Glencairn.
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she would study them attentive y.
T or 's,your Polish refugeB.?f' Auggestma
had to Say.' � Ib was only wheii the party,
The, death is,-aunounded, of r�
lexande
In -the beautiful park-likegronndi around
go, indeed you are not -we couldn't do
1; t,
�Mrs. Craven ww_a; ittle astonished a
Kate.
hate him I" the
wis ildiiig.off,that agenternan in the
Kerr, thb oldest me'on the Scotch plifision
Holmswood, Hall. Duke and Luh, foirilie
you,
W Ithouit she' replied', with' frank
first when Kate, with an air of pleadingana
I Baia othbri quickly
crow"dinade. known to the.Lor&Li en,
lout ant
list, Lit 0laBhmore,-1u Asisy'nt',Atthe age of
Ind. themselves - able to renew
first time, f
61pridlitiess, and added- inore demurely,
confidential-inysteiy, unfolded her Scheme.
and Sincerely.
who �fie l6dy,,wa§. ' Miss ites a;
Partiell wr
101 y6aro. Kerr Served thro�gh 'the
C -a- ete.
their tet "' t
'Bliould
With a ischievous sparkle . in, her eyes-,
in
"But ' 11 'She Said -- I do
. my darling child,
�ow,goi P9 to a_'partX21' inquired
letter to su evening, paper, wherein Bh I 6
- . .
Peni*Bulai:� War undifr Wellhigt&i.: He-
thought I never be able to got
"A. skeleton at tfie-fes8t is.mbsolutely' neces-
notse a whm�you want with another'friend
Kate, volatile as usual in jumping from one
Ing version o t
i,ve8 the follow* f he affair.
enic )yed the. Queen%...pension- for -the long
a word. with youj," exclaimed Luli,.bmlf
sary'to our, contentment, mud.,yqu make
and compemon I There is Luli; is she. not
subject'to another, and pointing to t be blue
, I .. shocked to'seb that ilib a'
rection of
period of aiiiy-two yearg. Up'to the time
laughingly,' half plaintively. " Talk of
beeans wide'l: I 'am, sure, we have been
such a first rate Bon& I"
Glghcairn laughed aloud, and big Some-
a charming companion?" l'
Oh yes, mother dear," replied Kate.
silk dress bn� the bed.
- io;'thii's sn'exchange'I am making.
sh r or
efte I �the -fwe,�hundrad'�peraons
evicted in county Lim erick had.been again'
B Bath be Walked eig
of hi 'd* lit ti�iles,'to the
church qvery�Sundmy.
-�as effectually. Separated to-diy so f mr, Well',
what grim expression vanished in a broad,
Luli is'as,good and sweet sit She can be,
What good -is' alight dress to we? I never
stopped. I met � Lord Spencer on' the
The London Gan'tte announcesi that the
now Duke, fwas telling you about the,
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Aud'alcity iiei
,amused Smile. w. displeased
-liked
a n'vary fond of Luli ; b
nd you know I it lit
Lgo out. 'And little � Mrs. Smit&--I-toldOu
'about
way to the castle, a oil ask d him Whether
e
neon haai`d that Emily ` E' I"'
plan of-winteritiginI jaly Wesn,t"I 2"
m; and hi little Kate," vh6, hAvn
can you fancy our I beloved Glencairn's face.
her,- Miss Kitty Fitz -Alan,, yoW
�,this - 'statement was true. HE nswere it
'that
Adami �wido* of the -late -Governor of
Y as,, ad& �you_ were, dwelling. on the
idgbeeu half frightened, at he r own impu-
if he saw Luli strappIlIg i My pOrtM' alltbaU
knowl�wantEl a -new'silk for - ber:benefit�,
�&'
he Could not hear what I was saying;
Madr",' in& formerly M. P. for"Kinirosa
scheme �vitli unflattering dolig�v'
deZce'lookgd,: sideways at bin), nd then
f aning outflula broiling Sun to
or me, � or rut
ni et- SO
ght; andI*aut abat shil'jack
but he could bear perfectly well, and I told
(whos.' Son has received a � biiiinatoy)j
me too?, f,
BUA; 'Duke y6u-. Would co" O
botI66 you Would'; liink'�howdelightful i
chorused his lsughmerrily� and Well Estis-
a
Vogt my letterpi. or working am' -My dress
f ?�-: Another, thing, Luli
whilb'11 lay on a so a
we exch� %nge!;- I am cuttingmy bbid silk� to.
f, t he r., and 4 here you beholll Whm , tIha ve�
'Pro
_h which hqrepli�d I bg� n
� , , . p ot'land,
refused steadfastly to say' saytbing'olsei.,
Shall enjoy, 0 same title� ii6i�d ties
tow i6h'she w(
- h- Aild1mve be6h�, I -,bad
btit 4
:w,ould be! L. Tfib.villa contains ample accom-
"Ve cannot.roach. acroes:.Abc table'to
�iS Sodelibstb. She, is sure to be two days
t tead I 1 It's a tty list isn't it �11
go u
Fi om fbili I Came' to iti a conclusion thaI
boi.,husbafia'. survive an
d "bee' a
i.o6aat,ic�n, they sayr;. you would come.ind
observed Luli, smilitig under.
a Week lying dow L With., a; 1e6daohe,.or
said,, Zors, producing,1rom a cupboard &,.
Lord �Spe 13cdrWakieally "hamed of him-�
:bardnet.
th pice long visit, as
.staywithus ere 011, 86 1
long me, pose ibly,could: Why shouldybu
the didophig ferns --and floweis'Of Lthe j�gll
epergne, ll so it must be �a case of Drink to
having mustard-plasterEl put on her,chest.
'Zota would - make herself I quite's, blgsiih�
gray hat, and gray Cloak, and parking U
the.featherg:6f the'bat with.a. Satisfied ir
elf,.and,vooi uld,-be.glad to escape from the
odious position be. bad Placed lifin§0 In-
Sir'Noe I r, ajestyl:a
'it
you
not 2 I.libuld not care bit for it if you
Ine, Only with t inb eyes I' I echo Your'
to ustati,l'am. sure; 'and ified just think
�
And.are you. so intimate with thisMis§!
won d therefore take his 'opportunity tO
"I
Limmer for S66tilaud" h a to
48 Pat mt� YAR
'Aberdeen l oq the invitation of the tinitO06.
�(iuld not go' without you:"
didn'tgo., I.w
"Well, idon7t.
toast, Kate�-to our h sppy re-unton otithe
Lake of Coino I"
hit
�vhva treat'itwould be to er, p. oor a d 1.
took at her, poked up in that miserable'
Fitz -Alan ag-alll that inquired Kate open-,
l'ing her pyealwide,
a o all connect edwith !the 'build` ' '
1139 Of
tuhreg sea to persevere in eiecting thbm
t a 0
h ' Aate Mr.' J hn , SteiI4 wb6.�giftbd to
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but I see how it's to be
mauaged;1.'he r6spondea Slowly, and doubt-
fully, evidently, liking ide �"lmoi
nap, went the orac , kers;*c latter went the.
forks,-Kate's'clear. laughter rsog4loud',-and
little attiol such'a Waste ofter.pietty, face,
and her youth and brightness I I declare,
I
,Yes. Wby'sbould'I,notba? Are YOU
Shocked, Kate 2 :She would not be present-",
.
if .Prevented in onelpIaca, go to another -
I if
one man is arrested, lot' another . take: his
Aberdeen large sum of money now
m1nounting to'96th6 22;400 -for iltecroction
I
yet the
afraid I cannot leave London for long. To
be I'liad up to tah6
Luli'S' Softer. merriment echoed, low,, as
they drank their toast aud'iead ihei ot-'
r in
.1
it would' be, wort I h anytbip g . to'give Zors a-
good long happy holiday.-
able among the upp prten thousand, I Sur-
pose; but she, is a good, kind little thing,'
'alih "at,
place. , Thus leave no shadow of's de6ent,
cover for a continuatio' n of this outrage on
of a Statue to Sir William Wallace,'the Lib-
arm tor of Scotland, to examine the. site'�
d �Duihie
sure made my mind my
holidayf rmther late,ma IXn ew you would be
toes to 66,611 other across tbe,table,, and
it naturally followed that .Xrs. CrEL van
'was
0 ugh slid does sing music 'alls.
hunianity
PPr.orpko .r.econibiends"'one itil
goixlgaway�som6where., But-Italyisslong
foined enthusiaHiicidly' with -Duke and,
lendairuin, Vm"QUB'L�Sehe mes for making
Malted and':molded to bar daughter's
So ell
wishes, and w shortilime W
And I have not so'many friends that'l can
afford to *slight, the kindn f,
ass 0 tbOSQ
Amanansw6ringthe descriptidn.of one
efhe murderers of Lord Cavendish
The skeIetons of,two, Mau have,beeii dug
Way_l And, Luti, if -1 squander iny sub-
Amuce on pleasure travelling, how. areLWO
the most O.rtbe delights of, hwint.Er seaBon�
-in Italy.
s4atistiedwith the Scheme: of ftsking�Zora
Brown them as was Kate herself.
around me, Do you know; Kate, dear, -that
exec t,yourselves, an ra-ah 1,
p d the Trevo
and.Mr.
Burke has been'arreated;at Ribgscotirt.
A London
up on the Hill of L�adale, on tho'1orders
of the parishee of Firth Orphir d Stan-
to set up houE6-keeping when thb,�,time
sre
So.tho'plau became' a Settled thing, and
with
Be
Directly sbe.had obtairieaperint' ion to
t
and dear old, Mrs. Gran *lid took'Me to
c ablegram says.: In the House
OfCommons to.clay Mr. Childerw'said the
They Were lying slorgiide_L;Of "each
o
from:,that hour there was no Luc d ubto
d'her plan as accepted ana e ftled,
atmy, with bar �L When' MYL sunt.died-, "I'L have
.arms 0 f soldiere employed for escort and',
other it a, aepth of lsboui` three L, feej".na,
Oh, take your railwmy-fare out6f the
�urnit�re, and
kitchen J �ut the diawing-
discussion as to Duke'sj6ining the party.
NFe geldom-lknow wbenwe tak6 the most
.
te rush d off in high 4aliglit to, convey,
theinvitatiou to Zora.
not one friend in' the woild:exCjept- ce
such as they are in this house? Sometimes I
I
Poection du I t in Ireland will hereafter be
Y
loaded.
wer6_very,idtten., The battle of'9ximm, . ar-_
dale, bet*eiai the -Caithness me"n Under -
room short for -your hotel billsi� she
pleaded co%xibgiy;with a iigbt,'hippy� laugh.
important step of our lives; '� Soietime 64, it
El true, we know or feel that We,j E&4re 06 tile
-She ku my well up to the fourth-
ew her vw
floor back by this thne for her visits ware
have fancied th�t if I had no good.elagaL
Ifrii9ndEi ai all,�no iiiellas above the-C&Sie Of
Mr. Gladatcne.gayenotieQLthat he ould
:Move to-morrovir that prece denoe be given
Lord ft- and Of 0"na.ig
and.ihe' Orkney men under SirL J
S133461118t.-
ust Conan. tone of Yodrii(imerous-throgbol4
of a supreme', crisis that, will
L_
mtrifle more requent than! Mrs. Craven
poor little Mrs.� Sdiitb, I.mighti notleel:
to �the' Arrears. Bilf over other business,'
Clair, Governor OfKirkwall, wag. foiig4lt� in,
counsellors as:to what -articles of furniture
t rn to our life's joy or our life�s ai)guish;.
'i . Craven 6a no objec.'
qui�e approved. M a
lonely 8 0 often
with the exception of the Repression BilL
the -immediate vicinity !A: the 'yeai 1529,
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m6si'easily dispensed jwith," be
may be r yo '' J
Said, -,I'll ihiukbv�' pr p an, Luli; but
buut oft&nOr,.it' 'happens that the act that
..
lookedu or a. threat leulls't6oth.
tion to the 'friendship it d ---"h'
. Inee "Be Wag
kina-beaziea enough' to approve and help itL�
or& spoke sadly,' but quietly, withopt
any t"rs-or.gighs, and, with such a steady
It.is reported that the Goertiment will
session -of Pi
and ihe bodies DW'fOund araLsupp osed to
be those of In'eu ki 114 in that battle
*'in not surembout being able to ram"ge it-"
promise
Ing, while, th' little seed we trod carelessly,
e�
, i n eve . ry way, but' She preferred 'to have
,gWeptuess -add affeotion in her look,Abmt
pr6poed ttu: autumn: ar ament,'
li
for the Purpose of dealing with the question
OL the
Mr. Spurgeon , in his laddrass befor
'General
We havelp write and fik about rakiDg
the V�11' a week,""Sh6 replied. ,so:do
, 11 -er.
�i cuts
down -up a giant lada
in Passing
�
Z, Hit iheM shO Aid- 66� think� Zors s
pra.v
'abode visiting
it' ' roon than Rate.
even -a, -more sensi ive pe
of proc6dure.' The * evictions in Ireland
I
: Ahsaimbly of the Free Cliuirch'of
is
make up your mind quickly, that's a'desi
How lirtl6!;P�o petietrably'
th�e. heavy. future,v'eil fro In us
bl iiem.1 on a
was* a deBira a
fisi but Kate delclmre a fun!'
Id lbe i -liked t1i
could not have, misinterpreted or been
offended by the utterance. � Kate flung16i
vdrago: a tbo
now a Y.
uqaud,,.v6ekl
I "The H6uBe' h is evening, --continued'the
Scotland, Said: *:We bave AL Catoobetleal.
eiiiiney connected 'with �our church in
de 9 of' Hblinswood .1
The n re like one
the outcome, of the step WO take, till ibe
I .
:taken
of �6iDg to Sea Zora in.,,�t a menagerie"
'4L
8 r6u d _Z�
arm n ora's,waiet in�Aemocstrative
'
'axe
debat�pii ih,Repr sioD Bill Mt. SeXt6u..
' ' .. , as
eh.
whkibli a book now as.
'we teach, a Ihtl
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gar
bed, bright SnaLvaripgated With'
tur n has b�Eifi irrevocably and thd
r behind I
ci,js ,d, left
aeLabe' bad, cbriBtefiea�,the a ta6lishment
wherA
I-
sympathy, and aimed, rimming over'
exuber"tly w , ith - the news she. had come:
moved, to,:report progress.' Sii r William,
court -opposed the motion said th
.he at
Shorter Catechism,' withpro, f h
like to: See some o a writ0la UM-
11 ,
fl The, manin
JiVingLL&ud moving , owers.
theii black coats are, not in reality few,
up
. i
An a ypu raieller of m"Y lands.
little you Knew, as you.mutt.;�cd-austhem_&s
It was a ou rionsly mixed household, in
-lor was occul)ied
truth. The psi. bys, widow
'lady,
to C.11
ora dear, I have got somethino Ir
10,t
, 0 In on, of
W, 1g,to ti� Ojoositi the'lrish �mam_f
I taken -for. the, discussion of
. .
ma�ry,�of.Ob:ristiani; doctrines. some
One gA'v�'i' US "r better book We will-�atick; to
are so Bwallowedi and eclipEed
in the,radiancesud ampli6de of ilia ladies
onyourtaidy-ci6mau whiie.yodga,ea,,
the distant yaniBiting smoke C
who, like,'Zora 'was Seeking, loy�
ment, and like Zora :found, the
You won't feel l_.jfyj 'YOUL M ron
IL
tu;_i. Ithis'alass and that
an -Much, too long. ��The'
discussion �;ul kenov. L
it- iet. in-, preach Ling C6Uldi, not- and
tt.r M...
a be of. stating',doctrineg in
attire"that they "aam' like a Scanty
in' 'and
OU 'had rdissed-the train which: was, to
Eve
was considered aterious
friends -not for half a year at least.
"you do wbai I "ntyOu
e as at Present
but he , t6gerved, for k r. Gla stonu
'g6it
Cah -ru�r, C %tis 0 fi jarn.
'When I -with
of b 3 idgects' buizznig' out among!
whirlea, YOU aexpress'-soeed-tolhe
'by �the- landlady beosuse She did not�confido.
-if .'only can - to
what Steps ould be taken L Xr� 8
am sitting in my chair a nuu.
these, d&ffLy_
hence.. -your.Ve8bel aile4.�'thmt L
i the drawing-roo mg;� were
dol.-L.You' se'e'Lwe..are,gomg to;�winter,in
11
motion -was -rejected.`-,- Mr.- �'Parnell- move&
�.dred In
downdillies." The Sam , o prepoude-
d
of,6onrse- there ever an English
d'&t� WhiChL* Yo
day _22W the CrOSS,:roa U
I That
highl� respectable Couple, an. ol&gentle.'.
It a Y this season. , We have taken
'on the Lake of COMO the autumn and
thatibe dhairm an leave tbelchair, L', Rejoct.
onjirequently ay N
qlresti OW;: L Ong -_0
Scoltehmen know
.,was
it
stood War. those Lot life auadeath
man tif.kcientifio and literarylinctmationB�'
ed by 136 to .24. Mr. Dillon Movad't
answer. , t at YOU
party w.lir did n 0
veseolsailed,,and was never heara,of more.
and his homely, Unscientific', -and Wit t
ap
wefwalat'you to go With USI �� , : , I
report Sir Williana reourt
H&
know � the answer ; ioi th 6'� Englishmen.
L .
'-a
a ltm664 It summous all, black -coated
You-toO, fair-haired and Bad - eyed ix Orn an,
wif ;'the' econd A r cc t 18
a 0 00 n mimea Birch
2 �Ora looked; Uv amaked.L and her color L
And -progress -was
O, ,
r. _Sootahmen_�hav -a-wider
L
--bees -and-z -to-a7gor.-
tL
-with, the -7 a - -
-Bilver streaks i L Btill-bright
-CO-U-4r-OT -unprol MOU Site name skid scant,
repor ted
More thorough; kn 0 ft
oWledga '60
'than,the
geous'&jeuO,r ]'aid out in a soarle't and white .
istriped entTo Most _of L the seniors'thig
ax.id %bun,daut hair, yowat Whom strangers,
gaza, and' J41 That. 'woman' 'ha's th big.
ieaotirceB, and an ongine-driver! who Came
,bome4at all hours. Of the night,
Go with L YOU�to Italy? Hate dear,
w on
dou!t understaiid..:� H6 a. Id 1: manage
ma4a of my owncountrymen,.aud,
1- believe it is d no 6. ib a' pra
appearB:tho real work of the day to. most'
tory l'?'hd* little -did you think that night
rather proud. of the 130ciot§ !of bin titlea
it? .sh said.almos ewilderedly.
L a b
Tbe "overei or_Gei . ieritf"..and Clan'
OfL
woighib and to the use the Augoinbly s,
Of the juni. the real bilsiness-only a OM-
�-wben U we
yO' redancing, a gay and,hapfly,
'neighbor; the' tibird. floor -was occupied
To, be continued.)
Ca
'despatch
I
menceg, afterward, whah' the whole party7
girl, at a, party tikt Seemed to you precisely
. C day were
by a young uple, who;- by.
A-Quebe� says. On' Saturday
The thirty- ninth Assembly, of the Free
are set,.Irbe to wander 4 about, the. grounds
like all other psiti4s of the Season, and in
two Pale, quiet,'care- harm ook-,
worn, lesif�i
BRILT11SIM ffgoy;&J�Ty JOTTIrlicm.
last theaddreak of- the CampbellL cf'U&n�
5
Church bperied very: quietly in, its fine: hall
at tllei� Own Sweet, Willi.,
the intervals OfL"tbe :dance. nced,round
ig people anow6ri the i'mine of
ads, was preaented-tolbe Marquis of Lorne
'Quebec,
near -the Castle aV,130on.012the .18t! Ult.,
it is.tligll.tihat -the, boos and'the,flowers
the orowd(A room, dernand said
Mr.L �ud Mrs. Smith mightweremi.
'Iter� to ot
in L tha� Citadel � at Th6,� adaress
�There,wms slarge sttend&n66',Ltfi 0 fair sex
ff neatly" aiid� haLUrAlly-ag The
aiodludea.par
lan d -Whoi6 that odd-166kiug
Florentine Lennom
ently married Priberes-mbe
Was Signed by over 3,000 majo i6presen
as Usual tit Frec Churoh- gatherin ng
it! Noah's ark.' to
? SomBEgs,
t he, -that your
Alan'. and *ant L out, Ong array-ehq'
U�'4 ' ' Ilt , I .
In I . .
elan. I :1 I .
tives 4R',tba�.Clan'.Campb6ii; and1eili6itated
gies ly i n tbomajority.' The-daybfmee't-
the shiub ri.68. mi I a _till 4 of, stragg ersjn
Eia& face sho Uld L'be.ar witries4in a lite.
in le Ivening toilets a little-Ith4g, worse & r.
When- the upon and' the
th Marquis' and, his L royal Wife on,t6eir
-of ''the L
in g this year-, a- B, eek
biing:i
'non
uPalo,
couples; 1hip,re Is- a eadh�of-
the Out3i " `h
derr onses; ea young coupp,,in
h'L d�
1png� me or)r, of. him ?, Yet �t a
Iii, th tarnellyour girl.
a Moment YOU I
Csno,
weari 6nd,,h#,1'nomotimgs. as a himisineltl"
Ira 0, now., a Banor
Siontatimes as a t
Beatrice left� Windsor L for ihe.uorth'Ust
. h
i6xcluded
presence in'Cacada. A d6putation
I 'made, the pior
Campbell wag Present and
8,
al as it happened to be the sarne'day of
the Week and the, Sam day,of the Mout
0 h
OuLthefakd; 'the oj�e�
each ofihe'llitleboats- L
53)� � , ,
ewood'is-full,� '.err&nt pairs'.whagetilost
11,
13 h 'L iD'no'ceirt,, - unciouda d eyes on IM,
. I .
L,
new it
though you k noii'iberi, rforin&ny.
I
:and 'h Street� iell-io',Aik
L
't,t I Where '4he popular
lite or that, Hal
��InOnt the'public, Was, rigidly"
rom jh6jr, departure', sud,.no.
estitation. It cowpriaibd-,�
o SiiAllan.Cain'tr.
b 11 'the, Rev-.Robert-Campball, and, D Y.
I
Bsembly
when the first A eChnich"'Was
oft
ibeld in Taxifielt I Hall, der ilie. 36"ia.
Be ; �. to UAL
lsWe
.'L th' ter.
tas a in music is tr bed
t
afl6;v�ea st; any,. it
demongttatibng were i atibris
Btit5iihe `ihe
n
I
W' C 11, of M6nfreal;f W;'Canipbell,
tors0pof"the.,great
,
1) uke and, Uh make a
1,66king back aeo'theB6 thing d
11
on the fourth floor- Were'Miss Zorm
Finally, i
train reached,J?Eirth L Hai Majdstyrecoiyed
of St., Hilaire; P
Ar6iiitiald 6in bellL and W
,
-Campbell, '
)no of
d tbo.,�Cbii' 11
ro par, y occupte&�A air
L
in their' dUL' LOL ad engagecfIoVekB-' -Luli Calls'
L of- Airs. Grundy 6,nle
dowii� th��i
realize With a t�6ughtfdl ness
, I ' . '; i ' L, I ,
MiXe,awitbsad,,wonder,-.in. our heart,
Bibwn,%nd'MaAemoiBelle Celesfine'Daranti
. I . I
a, Biarp featured Fgetich,w6mab, neither
the Welcome of- the,LProvogt and' Sheriffs,
.
sad largd-basket of
of Qugbe,C,�,�WM.L C&Mp� 011'L of
Lochab6r His xcellehoy, and the Prin��
Apoustome Beats in the a rena,. but A AijiL
'sorky to say. that br'. Begg, pmibly,':the
potibigin
own uuqonsc iOUB'1OMd wailking
�7 Wit air
the int ort'o the steps we took, not know-,
'P' of
pretty nor young; whose� f�mity had fled to
I I
accepted'"al - flowers,
L � 'b �, L- ' ... d to! 11 throng
while.the pu lio Was permitte
C61.'ta�6�'an& the ladi � - it.
COBB, as in wai Ing
:
Most. idely k'notvii of�sll, was Unable:. to
. I . I
hi�' the. first
Loftus aWd �daficing with in
113 1 ' 'L ''
9
England in ofib'of thefperiodiceelLepocho.of.
. �
about'the 6tatioli and dZ;icheEm`ttW,Ill And
present in tho L
upon H. R. H., were Vice.
-be prose t tL
, ii , -owing to Eligh indioppsition,
qu6drillb!'mi th They are talking of,
.
iiiFrsuce, who kept a talkative
. . ;
during the remainder of the journey,on
U
regal- 4 artets at the' twhen the
the fi
Aitobg rah,to a"ive'were tile Rev.,
_DUke,&,tL I IL I
uke!s 1
kfent 'and D ogpects or a
of, �the time; but this Zlks.'
L
CHAPTER. XIII.
parrot, and earn ad L M68t'Of her jiVIDg by:
f a, ili 69, who w eke
rem in
it anskii�g for sev,eralr
Scottish' soil,,the, restrictions Jimpo ed in
Eanke
addres0was read. , His Excellency replied
out tab and Her Royal Hlgli�ess extend6a
Rai
Drs. ay anVAdam; Professor's, Bruce
snd'�Llndsmy and b
t a cosmopolitati Dr.
Grundy does not,know. D
to tha.smokiug-roon� with s,feWL Congenial
A creature- not too bright and'g6od'L
For human, nature's dAily food:-
For�transibnt sorrovr9_SiWpl6 Wiles;.
I . ,
kind to her. .
Miss Brown had. the reputation'of being
I
The people about Clar6mbiit,'ta L the
new .
Duchess of� Albany; who goes about
,iyta
an I tion to�ihe' deputation� to' acc.o . in.
p",y the Vice-ie�,al party n
'
Somerville, ."6. Must 'be' well, known to'
any,,:6f youryeader n Cau'ads and ilia
S',
itor-of a rising illustrated
period tin artist" who has Made. his
Praise, blame, love, IdsBes, tears and smiles.
WORDSWORTH.
the -most amiablepersort'in tbehouge;-lland
such,: pratty . creature,- and 'so' perfe otly
among them With no, Othe me L'
r.idorn 'It
floWe
than a bunch of. rk. she, is pictured
down - the � harbor. Owing , to the . part Y
being6empbIled.to les�6,for MoLkeal-by
United States.', The venerable' Principal
Clerk of the Aisenably, 'Sir Henry Mon-
L
there whose names aj�e in, pro�
two Owho has
making, and "an art criti
A creature-6ireled by a spe
Within: which nothing wrong can dwell
'
the lady too Ill It Was Miss Bi6wu,--*bO,:
"dow' when S'he,wlis ill - i
nursed the W)
there asbeing Pleasing in appearance,.of
the kind of beauty com mon to the countr
early trai. or boat, this kind invitation
was foregone;
crieff_.had - big head bedecked' with
turban 'L L w il.L
S I ort , of a
b e � 113 co eague.
'Wilson,
SgiSt �th L
done his best to a a process in one
*
An fresh and clearsas from the source.L.-
Holding� through nfeber 11imped course,
L
M* iBrownwhowlllinglygave
ISE up br room �
in osY
aide of every 6eimau 'vil and
'tinc-
Dr. lo�ked . quite pictureBitue
With_ a on his - head..'
case, andL to Put' & SUMM%ky Stop to it in
the dther. The lion', lies.. down with the
Like ArethusaL throu�h'the sea,
Stealing ia:fonntain purity.
rid mcceptew a'. iibsk e-Aown in the'parlor
whentbe landlady, wishod!to! entoitaiii 9, L
onfirely Wanting in thegrace'an"
d di.
ji on belonging to. a court. She will have
Sly 6.1d Itor4a.
,
Dr, Robert Mmcdoumld, of North
. .
I
cup
lairib however; and the, Whole gr L am
c.bly bury themselv& in smoiemn d, Cow
-VoOnr"
�Soou finally :rranged that,ih6�
profitable old lodier 'for g. few -nigbtb; it
who ,took 'Oarei of Mad,O,
everything: to learn, L ])tit' her in other said,
1! She will le :and do lion'
or"to:
aL
Ane4tl'Thelllues "I hBvdheard charm
ing story illustrative �f the wonderful intelli.
onia. ofthe i at Oes of the Disru ptiont and
who was ordained as lar -hack, 83
geiiialconvergmtipn1nt a azy an I &van&-
scented abadesoi the sinokingrb6in, whence
a irnsan Cravpneshould'hecomt O'
joinil6nmntR of,ihe Village -Serboni for a
mois par
C,61 a be'BL, cross gri
during the , 1&tter,g absence JjOIU town
bet tedohers.", She is *cry shott' With flat
fe atures'and an upturned nose ; but -sh, OL
gence o some horses.,, no evening:the
officer guard, hearing �,a noi ' in the:
. Be
nomina ad asLMO erator, and -Was unani-
inotlely'elected. f Mr. Cbar1Ss.Guihrie,. advo-
'Dr.
R takes all the energi6a'oftho�.hostess to,
disinter them at the hour when dancing
ihree autumn- months, . after"which, if the .'ind.
haticonLy Of, the pmrty reniiie a's perfect
I .!r,
coheeituatitly upon','. a these good
h aad
offiodS,; it, s a whom".the lan Y
)pe&ts;nCbrot
pres6iItBLtheL'al robust heilthin.
th6cloarnessof her the L
I
stab es, concluded that a home , mus t have
t loose. He thek6fo
'go re wen with a
bate, a,son'of tb�e Thohiss Gatfiric
W as appointed legal adviser to the chureh,
begins, and every Man is expected to, do b is
at they, hoped Would,
recomm ianubnqis� to the, old
omplexion.and
OL, Set.
brightudge' of � her. eyes, and,. her h 11
corporal of the guard, ank. looking through
L
'n
On th a Salvatio Army and'ite
duty.
Glericairn. is discovered placidly Seated
-inue't6ge`ther.ou.a tourthrough the rest.
cont
of Italy, inoviiig Southward do 'tbO Weather
g"jiloitua It in the- rf, when be,
des
conceived btof'wea�ing�his
.eipre8sion �oucheg for th
h L a truth and pu rity
other aracter.
a, keyhole, saw� mUL old troop-borse. lifting up,
the lid of the cord bin and munching away
methoda were denotiuced by Re Dr.
V.
Bonat,an& others. � The over turefrorn'the
under � tree on the StIminit of a gentle
raw colder an&spendirig 'the grpater part'
-th .
ECi6I1tIfiq &oil theological theories into.�&
.
'Otiay 24th Queen'Victoria. -completed
at the Cate_" The offider rattled tbb doorby
:migtake...'The-old cha rger instantly
tL
Fresby ery o(Dornoch. alleging. a ton eacy
d
in the Writings of' Professor Bruce
elevation, with a good view of the grounds,
swohing and surveying the. BoeU6.L .
a Bay o 1�
of January on f Nap eB,.L,
I �, ,
Meanwhile,, -during the time that tbOse
novel with 9, Purpose, and I ound big gout y, 'her
right hand, an. bbiiacle in his way.
year; ,an ago
63rd which has
been exceeded ' by, eleVenL , only of the
cocked
it
big ear , ole"back to his stall, artfully
I
'.big
to
traverse thd SAsaidards, was taken up., -A
M arius mmoh g the ruing of Cartl,age-l"
exclaim6Kate Craven, c6miag.upon him
plane were being held" in'discussion- mild
approved of and finallV Bettled,,mlesKate
Zora'spost its I tbmpormry.� Secretary was,
her. -by-,ilte nobleiPoliSh refugee
sovereigns 'of' E g, from the
ngland',
Norman Conquest, viz.: Henr . y I_Heur Y
Slipped his head back into balter,'and
awaited events'as, if. nothing had happened.
�
motion'� by- Pr6fO686r'� Lindsay tbAt,'the
over 'ture be dismissod was defeate& bya
:
I,3uddenly �tith her. attendant cavalier
Hov� 16. tigm ye I` neen up here?"
Crav6i I t Was fornlillg�m little su�pplemoniary�
scheme of her own in _cbunebti6ri With, the'
,envied:
above and. the, Widow below,!� bUtL me, the L
former only understood .. English i impet-
and
III., Edward I., Edward III.,, Queen Eliza,
bath, James !I., George L, George If.,
Seeing - this the officer and corporal, pre.
tending to be deceived,Af . tdrlookillg.around.
the,stables, went out So soon, how:
counter motion brouglitJorward by rot.
P
Thomas Smith supporting the-actioii of
the reBbytery'by a, Majority of 63 �v tes.
0
Only bot*%r..r,, I thinx.11
.
In'sin idea. She bad not again let the wavOs
fectly, the latter', was at feud with,th'e
George III.; George: IV,, � and William IV.
b heLd
According
8 is your way of enjoying
Well, if t g is
of the World wash in b6tween her'ana,h6r.
old' gentleman's -Wife, there., Was, 110thin 9
On the 20th'bf June ii6xt Hai Majesty Will
o Be
ever,. as the� r the lock turned
upon them, 'he Slipped, big halter.,and
tom statistical report presented
to the, Assemb] seems' that he mern-'
tattac,
society_ve won't disturb your felicity V'
And Kate and her escort pass on.
early friend -Viorm Brown. Kate was';�a
great deal engaged in society at home and'
very �k6nderful in- Zoira's being elected his
amanuensis. It, was poor pity, but � light
ba've'rOlgned over tbe Uni ited Kingdom for
forty-fiVe years, a reign which in length
k ed the corn bin. again. After this
bership of the Y
, Church 1�as increased to
GlEncairii presently descends And mixes
in the fag tive throng: joins in the mascu-
broad ; but she, spared leisure hours to go
ind-see Zora, and of the modest'
work;. and Zora liked, it well enougb�
* W.heii'Kate:mrrived, breatbles,,ag:u sual.
has been exceod6d by those of three only of
the Kings 'of England, viz,: Henry Ill.,
the crafty old Warrior was firmly, secured. .312;429,
-Lopdon Figliro;
as compared. with 308,,,546 in
1878,9, and 296,549 in. 18,76-7. In the
ino I roup of which his, future son -in --law
then
partake,
hospitality -of cups of. tea in I the�idtlall,lgky-:
on'tbe Iourth floor, she found-- th& room
��A light �soon �patte'red
Edward Ill., mild Gedrge.III.
Lowlands the membership is returned., at
�22,956 for the VaS6 year, as compared
for.. apart, or a time, and gets up
what Kate, an nounces to Luli to be "quite-
parl6r,". - which in summer as not an
b * L ,
unpleasant' abode, w an you got your
empty. quick, step
i 11 .
up the Stairs, and Zora ran in smiling.
I
. t
Jr,
-Green coria tion mucli
Will -reach perfec
later tbau'usual this year, so Who
with 221,800 in: 18784 and 206,607 in,
)
18767.7 while the
a flirtati n", with'. a lady ho .Siuits�-. his-
taste, who Use large thoughtful eyes, and.6,
0
'wall
breath,back afterbe ascent (it the stairs�
and to return tbia-hospitalit I y in tl�e Shape'
, 11 Kate,, de&il,HowglsdIlsm-t,o see you Ill
11 I found, tltd� cage empty �an& 1'�W&g
a
�JrS.M4ry]@.V,anC M
a P"Whb keptabootan
choe, store Petr6l ia
people
.-
bmve� gardens will do well ib sow more
dwarf peagatonce, bding'careful t O' plant
in embership iii' the
Highlands,including.'aji adherents .above
8i yeare of age, amounts to -89 473 for
s�mpathetic'prosenco; who listens and,
does not sav mucli'. Glancairn. when he
of many lutcheons occasional,diii6ers, and
I . r
now and -then: ai 8 Best in, a bol, t the
wondering 'where th 6 bird had floWn to "
I
Said Kate, kissing her. friend with effusion.
at as -ado afmignmer
to,her brotber-i dj. 0. 'van camp. Her,
800 assets under $1,000...
thept,gavoral, inches Aeep. -
, t the.
a I I -
year, -as Compared with 87,246 in
talks-Nyhieli by the way is not often'�
lik�s'i dobil,listenei.
1. I I ''. , � � 4
theatrei
She mbo'pe�auaded her,mother toput &it
1, I� was just going to call alou it for'y6u, but
I hadn't recovered my breath."
Last Week:the creditors,,of E. J. Powell gen-
eral-otorekeepoir tit Es k1mil-
sex,Cehtre, met in a
The will hasJust-beeti proved in London
of the Ho a of
11. Jane Elizabeth Digby, wifi
1878.9 and 89,94� in 18 764. ', lit 1876-7 the
number of efiarges was re 'turned 'at 984
,In the evoning't6a gardena are4lt up, and
advertisement , in the, leading ,Piapem,
L was down stairs attending to' MY
ton. About two ,months previou's to this it is
stated that be. gave a Aethmed' account of his
the Syriau 1,Mezrab, but
Sheik Midjual
er known oDaMaSCUB
Oto , visitors
in�-1878-9 at 997, and iabt-�, ear at 1,0Q 9
s4per is laid in this tent in amp�e' time for
the,gueotg to partake thereof before he'
wherein Zora figured as :
,A Young' Lady Highly R000mmend6d
onerous duties as secretaryi" r6plied'Zoraj
gayly. And, 6h I Kate, they, are trying
'�rk
affairs showing e. Surplus of. sii;xm in conse.
quetice of this -credi-torg Would not accept tb�,
statements dt E66ting Showing
as'
Lad E
Y Ilenborough., Shehadbeetimairied
to. the tlleftbor6tigh,
In. the Eb'klish House f commons�
carriages are'ordered to convey them back
to the At per is' a merrier
ation,, The sup.1
�&aXiirs6ryGo,vernes8orCpmpanion.,'I
However, this kina efcort,le d t6,no satis.
duties 'sometimeell Onr ,w is entitled
.1 � I ,
A Scientific and Theological' ROManC6,'
presented assets
fi$9,200 sna liabilities of, $11,700'and he was
aa�ed to lt'38ign;tO Mrr E. R. Olarkson.'Toronto,
-E art of' , but' was
d ior4ced from him in 1834,after a
which g&
-Baron'
yes.
t6rday Mr. Chamberlain �said h had, �
a r
and a noisier melal than thEi er. There
nevor wag imuch Starch glad Stiffness about
f 13g,
factory results. The. multitude -0 you
ladies deffiroug of: Similar situittiofis crowd
you"knbw. I Well the i3cfer Ica �is,'all iory
'd7it-Gui I '
well ; 1 don't 'try to.Underatmu
A serious Aist:
urbanoe with the.salvation
married Successively'
and a 4 :iraek'Gaheral., Be'ing de I serted, � by
er ad the subec,
A of spurious cheesgj�frcin
f 6pari-'
9 roni lard, 'to a A
the party, but'what little there was is, worn
theie,matiners and 'customs how,'as
the lottery wh blan s. Zoia, tried her
of,ot6r
manage tb-speW.th nd the 'Army
. a : words. I
theological the buieneis-that,
a
took place in Arbro' th on the 23rd
ult.* A batin6rwhich the armyearried
the lait er, site fell in ve with and married
a Bedouin Sheik,'some Years youngei than
me,ts'l C.rT t
tio. A.tEur� e ;,he thought-theAdultera-
i..t to deal with the 4ueEition
off
thoroughly as it is wo,.ra Cut of the dresses
luck, and failed; as hundreds girls,,
higher' 66ru and better educated than. she,,
part of
although it" Strikes me as � being '.rather
was
several titnes 'thrown down, and the S&I.
here I g1f,' and dividea bet' time between her,
Of its 0%10-
that rustled so -freshly and, crisply, this'
try and fajl_eveiy� day.' The advertisement
'
crazy, is' all I very well to6.1 but" being a 'vationists
were.borne by the crowd on' the.
'take
own comfortable house, at Damascus and ��
the barbario'freedomof bar busban&s tent
The P119timagef the Duke and,Duchosa�,
of Norfolk to Our Lady of Lourdekhkis
Morning, lInahang go limply thio'evening.
The girls . ate all gushed with.44noing; I.ir
d III of
at With but� tow - answers, an no a
tmhem Proved, ;Imtisiaotory�.
romancoil'-the� dear a gentleman
thought it necessary t infuse it little
'And
has ,atreeto
love
1i
and ultimatoly.',thay had to
refugo n4 house, At the foot of � Marketo
.
in the desert. 'The teetatrix-Sp6cially gives
id her'fiusband X1,600, her house lOs6tgn.,
not, the English Wakly Register regr6to to
resulted'in, any fadical i
'improvement
eyes are - bright� their Curled or'braideA
looks are straying in truant tresses from
One� ilther of ton children offered Zoia
something less, ifiatt a bOUSe1n&id'
into ii. Ohl I the love scenesl ota
burst into irrepressible laught6r as she
gmt& banner was pulled "Way b Y
the c the staff and torn
stables it DamaBous, all her horses and in
.
health'of the intent Earl, of At 6ndel
under t , hair bonnets and over,theirtemi
'to take the (311tirecharge and r6spotisibility
mentionedthent. 1,1 limteifyou-6ould only,
I
ribbons.
dromedories,and certain: jewellary and other
and Surrey.'
ples- and. several, of them'-WoulabOici.'
tiftea if they could, look in the mirror'su'd
of t , he wardrobe, and edqpstiori Of -the 'fie'
Y t eight 616. brafichesana,obje6ted'
OUugqS
a fforts with which I re Serve. my
the 0
cotmt'PnanbCl,' . -i
Rev. Dr. Coofiran� , has been appointed
by the General� Assembly a, delet
effects,; to her son Horbeit, Baron Von-
ningen, 21,000. and some jewellery.' , to each 4(
'-IlThe fact is d the seedy tr I amp#
1 have road so-much'about tho:-tr&ubles.
too how the whirl of the Waltz had tilted.
tbeirhoaagear out of place.
because , Italian and the ruaftne'nts of Gar-
'Man were not g her mquirements. I
"I should probably latigh,go that yoil would-
not be able, to preecive it any 1611g0r."
vist"BriltiSh Columbia in I ( I
mucciibn with
tho-Home Mission orks of the Presbyt�ei-
of her'biothEirs,':,L6rd Digby and the lion'. ih
tenet lfe�ry I)1ghj,,' Several articles Of
tho labor market that I am beartil jaick I
of the whole business, and I mpde up mind
ill havel !It seen m Uph f
, tc�-dftyo
, 7 The- qu,itio' what to do, witv Our I
d
i4d ar the inter-,
A If you cout onlY 40.1
ian Chur cli.
10
jowelle�y and the, residue oflier property, lo'ng
her husband
ago that 1 would nev or have
I
o do with labor.,,
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