The Kenilworth Advertiser. — 1876-10-21 (Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England)

GIIITAR-Conaidering the object for which olitaiuel. tett the child dial three or four hours have a beautiful crop." got mad about it. She objected to be clamed "Yes, I have," was the ree the guitar has been adopted by all classes of society eft. rwann. The jury were unable to agree, anti the smoug the "plain," even though celled the love- joinder. "How did you get it?" was asked. "Brains. in Spain, and more especially in this lighteheazted , etironer dissnargi d them. Best of them.-nienn ea paper. • i was the reply. "What., manure the Held with brains ?" Malaga, namely, that of serenading at clef s ~ ena a , AT the leeks Petty Sessions, at Windsor, on A was further inquired. "Oh, ye.." The farmer mallet favourite belle or a mere friend during the still Saturday, a married woman named Lewis was cowl- APPROPRIATE "Geo."-At Birmingham, on one ! his eyes, and said, "Lord, yet honour, where d'ye get hours of a starry night, no instrument can compete . rained for trial for attempting to commit suicide by 0-easion, Kean's benefit was a total failure. In the ,am ? . with it for effect.. As the serenader-generally . taking some vermin powder. She had been driven last scene of "A New Way to Pay Old Debts," , The following story may be not per. attended by one or two friends to sing second or to the act by domestic troubles, and a letter written allusien being made to the marriage of It lady, he ' h.- to they '• f inopportunely,who, tired eke as chorus-enters one of the aristocratic calles, to to her husband was found near the cup containing suedenly said, "Tat, bar, sir : anit-the Buntings ape, recommended. notice o any . • himself ' front f the 1 ' 'ewhich th the poison. ham audience into the bargain !" ,an °Minimum for literature, think of sieve mg them- plantino epa aoto 1 e ' selves to the distinguished profession of journalism. .divinity dwells, and sweeps his fingers over the Time. Manchester papers announce that Mrs. Grace e Meister," said an old Scotch servant, "whether A Far West ill which newspaper, having admitted some strong strings raseuerando, the soft sound pervades the air. Calvert has presented to Owen's College the emu of is it gude manner's, when a gentleman gives you • Personalties into -he matinee, announeee that it is and breaks on the ear with a pleasing th Coe, for the foundation of a scholarship in ellemis- glees o' whusky, to tak' a drop, or drink alt the ' obligedobligedto cease i , y, in memory of her late husband, Dr. Grace Cal- Mien o't ? " The master having, ipublication for the following raison :- must be heard to be understood. He continues flolce. tr.', 11 homely phrase. I "Our editor has letely disappeared; necording to the ando on the strings, or as the Italianesay,aieweiriando, j vert, I'll.S. Tile scholarship will be of the annual judiciously replied to this poser that the courtesr value of Mee, and will be competed for by members cousisted in imbibing the whole, the man exclaimed, latest information he was last seen ender a tree, for a few minutes, certain that by this time the I sliah; ly raised above certain persons, who were- pullii - harmonious round has penetrated to the intended : of the evening classes, with a sigh of relief, "Then Gude be thankit, I was - •at a rope. ~ 1-. nook within the abode and awakened the favoured AN atnieeph, J.:O eneine of unusual a ne mum hneusio is ierly." inmate. Then a tenor, a bass, or a baritone, are under trial at the Roval Arsenal. It has been eub-