... more can be got at present owing to the demand on the spot for refin- j ing. A friend of ours has given us a sample which shows n it to be a most beautiful sugar, full of saccharine matter, t and of an excellent colour and quality. If a sufficient r quantity ...

... impression neither time nor distance will either c dim or remove. A full-dressed sylphide sitting on a C painted bank of flowers, where I first spied her, exhaling t - the smoke of a colossal cigar, and of a horse-killing strength, with all the nonchanzslce ...

... interview *wit Sir Ri. Peel. His Grace the Duke of Marlborough is about to lead to the hymeneal altar the Ho-n. Charlotte Augusta Flower, daughter of Viscount and Viscountess Ashbrook. Presents to Her Ilije-sty from the Bey of Tunis._ We learn from our Malta ...

... ESe Ie the Byerburn by a bridge, when, just as they were all but pluog- e0i ing into the flood, a vivid flash of lightning showed them the dan- WI1 s ? ger of their position, as the bridge had been completely carried Cit away. They gave notice of this ...

... Palace of Versailles. This splendid co work was commenced in the year 1783. The border is I Iornamented with garlands of flowers. At the four corners no are four large bunches of roses, copied from paintings in the water-colours, executed by Madame Elizabeth ...

... they again formed into line and went through several tminor evolutionsbubseqtentlvtothis review the oit-loer tpensioners of Chelsea Hospital were reviewed in Hyde IPark- They have recently been re-organised. to act as a defensive force, should any considerable ...