... not mind contemplating filth, and prcfrycy, and vagabond merriment. The man who performs Dusty Bub makes a wonderful fac.simile of a squal d carter-meager, a being made up of gin, rags, occasions! itarvation, and pes penal knavery. The drama has ...

... Countess, and the story of the ring being thus known, it was not difficult to get him to steal it. A skilful goldsmith made a fac-simile of the jewel with great despatch, and the ori- ginal, after a short absence, was placed where the Count, who had been very ...

... Atkinson, 44, Gerrard-street, Lon- don. This is printed m colours of red and blue, rnuch a £ r™VbTimitated. The an- nexed is a fac-simile, except the colours. Atkinson's Curling Fluid, For dressing the hair-cleansing the head from scurf—making the hair beautifully ...

... Establishment. They are packed in leaden canisters, from an ounce to a pound, and labelled with the price on each package. The fac-simile of the Secretary is attached, to secure their delivery free from adulteration and but little trouble is occasioned by the ...

... Establishment, a 1 ^re Packed,in leaden canisters, from an ounce to a pound, labelled with the price on each package. The fac-simile of Secretary is attached, to secure their delivery free from adulteration and but little trouble is occasioned by the sale ...

... Dc Ira. another of Phandenius de V• • tque opposais Virtutihus and Demetrius de l'oematia are there given in lithoyraphic facsimile. These are all found in the Neapolitan list as if existing at present at Naples. The English work is to be continued, and ...

... memorable action is displayed by brilliant and effective scenery with astonishing accuracy all his Generals are represented in facsimile, and the little hero himself imitated to the life. The theatre is crowded every evening. GAME.-It has been hitherto very ...

... Spain, shall present to the Consuls o* Vic*. Oonoaiu of bi. Mnjcfrty, and Mi^cfauh of thc: tO thd local authorities, three fac-simile Invoices, in hlch shall be setouttha port of destination and the party for whom the cargo comes on consignment or to order; ...

... Unionist, or, what we rather suspect, be very fond of the ladies. He should be called true blue. LITERARY.—The following is a fac-simile of a notice posted on the door of the room occupied by the Committee on Towns in the State House Notis the Committee on ...

... notions of the time, necromantic and unhal- lowed. In our next week's paper we intend to present to the learned world fac-similes of, two of these monumentrl stone3, engraved on wood, with some accompanying re- marks. In the mean time we must be permitted ...

... humbugging practitioners therein, a substitution of the Union's own views of each case for their's, in short, a precise fac.simile of the operations of all Political Unions toward the distresses and grievances of the country, applied to this its epitome ...

... that ever lived, because he was so very silly a fellow :—there were no thoughts of his own in his brain to obstruct the fac-simile impiessions of those of his hero. The Journalist's hero is a noun of number—rwertoN; he is steeped in faction from head ...