... tation beyond seas. A few evenings since, a respectably dressed woman went into a ladles' boot and shoemaker's shop in the Strand, fitted oni two pair of boots, and requested that the shop-boy might accom- pany her to her lodging with them, when she would ...

... field, and so lucky to boot, Such talents alike every station mnst suit. In Council ? Why net ?-hear the words as we quote '01, Pre magnifico always is omnne ignotuml I Will mnajorities prove ?-then happy our lot, For golden opinions are easily got ...

... will sigh for a suC- cession of seasons-for the frestaness of the early spring- the riches of the full blown soutnner-tbe golden tints of the mellow auturmn-and the hoary majesty of wiuter. Here there is but one season-' ver floret seterunm.' Hence ligypt ...

... ing deil look like mahogany, and ash like roseewood ; and that its application to the rurest and the loftiest of themes is a boot- less efibrt to exalt the infinitely exalted, and to adorr tsie in- finitelV lovelv. I-lere, Nve think, rather than in dMr ...

... Duchess of Kent, &k., drove to Woolwich, to witness the embarkation of their illustrions relatives. THURSDAY.-The Queen did not leave the Castle. Their lajs sties the King and Queen of the Belgians, accompanied by her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, drove ...

... moustaches And the ostrich plume work'd on the eorps' sabre.taehes, (I saynought-of the gold-and-red cord of the sashes, Or the boots, far above the Guard's vile spatterdashes), . So 'rYed, and co sigh'd and so lovingly ?? To engege her whole ear as be lounged ...

... with Red Flags-Two and Two. Band of Music, playing Polly, put the Kettle on. Solicitor & Par- Railvay Director, wits a Golden liamentar inscribed on one side, Engineer and Agent,,Haild. ESTIMATE ONE iSi111N'! Aliftect; in-Hand. li The reverse, C ...

... to-morrow evening, under the able direction of Munro and Simpson, whose excellent system of manageinenthas obtained for themgolden opinions. The company selected is spoken of as being possessed ofcon- siderable talent, and the novelties to be produced ...

... correct; we have, in our requeint voyages around the large suburbs of the great metriroolis, discovered orient genms and golden metals. 'The minors have awoke from their sleep of ages, and are no longer tumors but in size; they have now heconmn undirnilnets ...

... incognito, and travel under the title 'of Count de Cliambord. The hop-picking in Kent and Sussex has been brought to a close: the duty is fixed at £130,000. The Maidstone Gazette says all the accounts state that the crop is short of what was expected. ...

... Mrs Thomas, in a black and gold fancy dress C court dress, maroon velvet and god C Boote, John, St Jamess-terrace, Stanhope-street, in a superb Rover's dress C Boote, Miss Elizabeth, St. James's-terrace, Stanhope- street, as Diana Vernon, looked remarkably ...

... through several adjacent fields were traced, which, on being compared with the boots of the prisoners, were sworn to as corresponding in a remarkable manner, particularly the boots of Downing; that at the house of Powys a gun and a powder horn were found ; ...