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Dunstan Times, Issue 510, 26 January 1872, Page 1 (Supplement)

If you want to make a very dull young man lively, get him married to a girl named Annie, when, of course, he will become A nnie-matsd.

Miss Rye has sailed from Liverpool for Canada, taking -with her 130 little girls for whom she provides homes in Canada. Miss Rye on this occasion als<> took out a number of women.

It may not be generally known that the Premier is a pedestrian of no mean powers.- When returning from his recent official residence at Balmoral Castle, Mr. Gladstone walked to Clova, a distance of twenty-sis miles, resting for the night at the villige inn, and pro seeding to Kirriemuir next day, still in pedestrian fashion. A “ Larrikin,” ot the very mature age of eleven y*. era, lately stole a horse, got drunk, smoked cigars till he was sick, and eventually sold the horse. This occurred in cizilized England, in the latter half of the nineteenth century ; and moreover, the voung thief escaped, and, strange to say, the “ purchaser” of the animal is not in prison-