Father Rogier has arrived at Abergann, slipped off his goloshes, left them with his hat in the eutrance passage, and stepped the parlour. There is a bright coal Sr. chirping in the grate; for, although not absolutely cold, the air is damp aid raw front the rain which has fallen

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A REJOINDER. Sat,—Can any of your readers inform me if it is customary for the laity to LT their own hour for the performance of en occasional and then without note or notice to break the appointment. I should also much like to know if it is a common custom in polite society, wh

3 William IV. Directors: Him Basirgrt, Chairman, The Right Hon. E. Bowman, Deputy-Chairmen. BA2CIAT, ESQ. BIDDIILTE. EsQ., M.P. Era. Hon. Onss. D. R. HANDDET-TRAQT, M.P. Jong HAMAN, Eau. C. H. W. A'COURT ESQ. Kea. ALFRED Eau. Anonym HEMEL ElexProarson, Eau. ESQ. Auditors: A LIME

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Englasd that he has been appointed SOLE AGENT FOR ONE OF IHE FIRST - FIRMS IN 'THE AMERICAN PETRO k BENZOLINE OIL TRADE. For price and U•rins address as above. LAMPS, LAMP GLASSES, WICKS. and all goods connected with the LAMP TRADE constantly in stock. •,,* Shopkeepers and large

A Carman paper states that • new use has been found for the loaves of the cherry in the &daltenth's of tames* sad cigars. Large qnantities of these leaver carefully dried are used in Germany, while the exports reach a very large amount. I have often been posited in the attempt t