... successful than the author's last venture, All round the Wrekin, which nobody would (or could) read. His tour beginning from the pier at Southend, which he describes as if all Ceckneydom had not been on it, is through the unpicturesque counties of Essex. Suffolk ...

... the noble convent at Molk; also to inspect the fine ruine in which the lion-hearted Richard was confined.- The Marquis of Hastings, who is on his. return from his Government in India, has been appointed Ambas. sador to Austria: he does not come here, but ...

... recoise ireois 01 aets of bribery, before retniirting grout of o ?? nibiager thought that tine B3ill inehd erigitneted inn haste, vitioint in 5 tew of ineing goosed aianlassiv nin Ho obj~eted to tine ilst tiouso, and plroposed that tine Bill be r' tomunitted ...

... and sea this paragon of yours, Lucy, I said as I left the table. 1 Don't laugh in that way you stalZ like her ; but make haste, or she will be gone :she would not lie down when she came, but did all her unpacking ; so mamma said she should not let her ...

... at Hayle, Mr. William itichards, to Miss Ann Wi1llIiams. 1th of October lust, John Mlitelo11, Esq., Spurinitendeot of Pnrt P'ier, Vnue Diuonan's Land, late of St. Germans, in CorIw-all, to Caoterioe Auigustt, eldest daueghter of William Bate, Esq., bif ...

... a present of five pounds! Tbse usan appeared to speak only the sentiments of his class. The vessel was opposite Blackwall Pier at about ?? eight. Presently a new danger showed itself a-head. Thie harbour-mnster had on the previous day given strictorders ...

... a gloomy tesuiocur. subsist uclder the regularity end propriety of moulern accictero. Their native energy onc icarshneos pieres ttcriugh tiec perfeetioli of culture and the habits of comfort, mitlo young seen, en Icceviog Oxford, go to hunt berac en ...

... DEL'ratATE SuircE.-PLUEoUTH, JAN. O.-About nine days since an elderly gentleman, a stranger, was observed on the Barbican Pier by Thomas Putt, a water- man, who asked if he wished to go out to the Breakwater but the trip was declined on the plea that ...

... nest, and I had nearly Sawel through the one bar of the second grating whea I heard the Zttiely alipproech the d'or-. JI my haste to df scetid, the chair Wippeil,and I fell my vhiole length on Cite floor of the dungeon. At html d o-. it ?? it. ?? ?? N ...

... 17 a s I antldI ho 1)e Ie s s I e s sfo r t h f I IL e. '1'ble d e st r ucti oll of th e couanket hy the ?? of agriculturen hast in his oilliolld te tres al cauite of our distress. A fes ears ago, tile ae oiful tral c rodce of tlerconn- try soall for a1nc ...

... Friday a quarryman, named Ellis, was seriously injured by a stone falling on his bead while he was blasting a rook L near the Pier Inn, Paigntou.I The Chancellor of the Diocese has appointedathe Rev. Dr. Harris, Incumbent of 'rormolham, a surrogate for granting ...

... fron evl the brdeof the mail steamer we are already helm hard-a-port, ye bridg ae ahr.Landed at the Carlisle Pier, the modem RV mon traveller hast no time to makre refleetisos on what he has seen, I8 own but is whirledi into Dublin in a few minutes by express ...