... Renewal IReceip'ts are ready fordoelpilN tiile Ofilce. LIFE OFFICE. sSSURANCE upon Life effected with the greatest facility maid prnY, ?? *l S with this Conmpan, incur no responsibility. sbe poafiets f Life Ahssurance. after a moderate deduct' !oi Go raantee ...

... of Sighs arid der, I Smiles, Bronnie wee Wife, My Heart's true Pulse, Cherry Ripe, Nice Young Maidens, Day is departing, Old Maid, DPck not with Gems, One Hour with thee, Fly away pretty Moth 0, peaceful Valley, oarn of Chase, Rosy Wine, Hurra for the Bonnets ...

... IS'3O. I HE FURNITUItE is genteel and in good prre T servation-comprising Parlour, Drawing and Bed-room Chairs; Mahogany Dinire and Card Tables: Sofa ; Settee; Carpeting fir Parlour, Drawiug room, (Chamrhesr, andi Stairs; Mahgopny Foir-post Waggon-roof BLesteads ...

... lofty ntegi9inirg adi poetic thoughbt, we will to snay that there i hardly a theme which Mr.. Croly ?? wvitht a narteriy hahd. maid hardly at ?? ch be has nt beatuifnllytotiehed. Liferarti ingete.- h, THtIRD V('3OiI1IE of the COlkRESPON{. NCF ad DIARY of ...

... coATTcndsa most bt-aulifu! view of Howtb *nd j a, A«« s*a_nt. Application (if letter, on,paid the Ray; consists ‘of large Parlour Qrawing-room, i Mr. .Tfll.ri, Stone’diet'tr, Btthtiny- H-dl,* Parlorir, fot!- * -1 'o«m« laroe Mtrw _ scrv,.Kiicbcn. Servants ...

... information to inevitable ruin. baus will the progress of knowledge be luipeded-civilization retarded-and ignorance, the -hand- maid of vice and parent of idleness, turbulence, and disaffec-. 'ion, be suffered to debase the minds and corrupt the morals of ...

... viz.- -Parlour I and Drawing-roonm C4aire; Breakfast, Dinner, Card, Pie04 Work and Dressing T'bles; p6rS Pianofo , Book- cases; Brussels: and :idd4erinster Carpets; Stair.Carpeting ?? Rugs; Sidejqerd; Pier1 Chimney and Dressing *lass&:; :Parlour aid D ...

... de Bois Guilbert, lMr. King,- Sir M aurlee de~rscy. Mr. Bedford; Isaac of York, Mr. Cadmaft; tRebecea' his daughter, (thbe:Maid of Judali} Miss 'PatbA, (the original representtative of the character in London), -. The Entertainmenits iwill conclude with ...

... Benefit of Mr. Wood; on F'ridayr~last' time), tbe Maitd of. Judah; on Saturday, Mndane, in 2 Axtaxerres, and Clari, in the M~aid of Milan, for the Benefit of. Miisic'taton,' and her last appearance this Season. MOURNING.' ?? the LEEIS WOOLLEN J 1 respectfully ...

... NO. 26, GAaIINRR'S-PLACI!, The entire. Furiture of said Il-ouse, whichL is arranged; asD follows: IN DINING PARLOUR. Twelve *Malio'ny Parlour Chairs, covered in Ilair Cloth t two Arm ditto to match ; one large Set of Northumberland i Dining Tables; two ...

... Royal) ; Lucinda, 'Miss '0rrsn'; Mailgo, Mlias Wells (late of the Theatre Roval) - aWoodock, M~rs.Peatce (Theatre Royal) ; House Maid, lire. Sorannl (Theatre Rloyal). ,I At the end of the First Act A Statute Fair and Characteristic Dance. pr'ling the Opera ...

... and inquired if it was to be let ? The servant took him into the parlour, and went to tell hei. She told the servant to tell hi thhat she would be with him l imrz-ediately. Orn her maid going back to him, lie said he could not wait, having impgrtamit ...