... blessings of Heaven on the defenders their country’s independence : the same time the song of the hard anil the strain of the minstrel were raised celebrate their deeds and imprecate curses upon their unprincipled invaders, whom they branded with a variety ...

... tU;s ni-hi the sound of joy riijys from the of the Cainormii peasant, and erhoed amidst the eotd-stirrioa im-hv.ly of the minstrel, from rustle o! the Lord ; jituii fid ile ...

... of the crew and four of the pasaenger* of the brig Minstrel, Captain Outerbridge, arrived here yesterday, bringing the disastrous intelligence, of which the following is an accurate summary. The Minstrel left Limerick, Ireland, on the 21st April last, for ...

... with the President’s Message, delivered at Congress at Washington on the Ist inst. These (mpers were brought by the South American, Captain Hailey, which made the passage from New York to Liveri>ool in 20 days. The new President neither recommends nor ...

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... VAKIETIES. Street Wit.—As one of that nnmcrous class of wandering minstrel**, who earn scanty and precarious livelihood hy vocalizing our public ihoroughfares, was pursuing her wonted calling Wednesday week ; young urchin, enchanted by her strains, thus ...

... could procure pipe, a glass of ale, and a game of cards, all for one penn?.” Blunders or tub Press —Mr. Wilson, the Scottish minstrel, who very particular in correcting the hills of his entertainments, was not a little annoyed lately, in the country, when ...

... connexion, the name of another distinguished leader the democratic patty.” The news from Mexico is siill warlike. Mr Shannan, the American minister, had retired to Taoabaya, and was expected to lake his departure for the United .States in a lew days, iiie New ...

... We are proud to sing joyfully In praise of the Prince of fair Wales, The Prince of fair Wales, Long may he live I Hear, Minstrels hear, The Patron of our Eisteddfod is The Prince of fair Wales, Our Rhys ap Gruffyd, the Patriotic Ruler, in our Albert again ...

... attached to our Infirmary Mr. Jenkins, ship-broker, and Mr. J. Elliot, licensed emigration agent, attended on behalf of an American captain, to ask advice under the following circumstances ;—A sailor had secreted himself on board a vessel in the dock, and ...

... Seward was coming to London American ambassador, but this week has thought better about last week’s rnmour, and dcnbts its truth. Mr. Seward would receive a very warm reception in England, there is doubt. _ The minstrel boy tD the war is gone. His numerous ...

... Gross’s knees, but he never kissed but twice.” “Airthquake and apple sauce,” exclaimed the schoolmistress, and she fainted.—American Paper. A Puzzler I —The following is the verdict of negro jury:—“We, de undersigned, being komer’s juray to sit de body ob ...