... introduces herself as a new firiendlof the young gentlem'en ; and, after a scene, in which she ets he o4 gntlean ot o hi bad temper by persuading him that lie, has a.good one-and extracts a promise from hina that lie will intercede w'ith his ...

... the' s at 'mriges of ttir insect itt 'r tutu iltd ; fh~ter amd f'as eec, awilider a rd a itldr-tiothinrg hclj ted, riotiti og aeri il.d save to atin double bitterness to my etip of itiser's-. 'irhe rtipits grew fierter aitti rougher, ann onl ...

... until he had re. newed acquaintance with a good piece of beef and a glass of port vsvie, and had given him assurance that he should hear from me in a few days. Its a seesi he was sitting in my room dressed in a suit of black, which I had ...

... is, after all, but a translacien, though ably done.' However. reresroes a ric maidens', anid let its find a p-age or two suited to the columns of the Br-a. Tue following is a 'tragic Story told by an old Women, the lontely dweller in ...

... Spanish song, composed, as she said, by a Don Cho- carreira. She commenced-the greatest attention prevailed; she touched the notes lightly, introducing variations on re- peating the symphony, and with a serious feeling, though ...

... intention, that 'in spite of a plush-jacketed gardener pushing along a creaking iron roller over the - grass, and in spite of having 7been married nearly a quarter of a sen- - tury, he gave her-don't be angry reader,-a swreet, ...

... 'Whipping a top out of a hole, by six yokels blindfoldedl, for a shoot- lng jac~ket; a game at football, by four of a side, with their legs tied fifteen incises spart, and their hands confined, for ...

... winner to subscribe the ensuing year. Ague st lbj Isa - - a 9 01 MIohrU - - a 8 12 Th, 'Lurcilayor - 4 8 7| Tubllailin - - 4 S 2 Kjin'!Colc -. -a 8 l | Modestv _ 6~ 7t lS i, : : 6 ~~7 12 Cathariz.a - - a 7 12 ...

... to quit the line, so much woa she damaged in the action. Her station was then occupied by the Swiftsure. DRAMsATICUSo-Peg Fryer's loot appearance on the stage was in 1720. She wvas then ag-ed 955; and she afterwards kept a tavern at 'rotten. ...

... OLDEN TImE. A Drama By Mrs. CHAtLES GoaR. (Bentley.)-Althougb Mrs. Gore has entitled her work a Drama, it is, in fact, a Tragedy, and with a very few alterations to render it more adapted for thea. trical representation, would have been a ...

... worth ! I This, now, is toie sort of fellow iiho isould illug for a servaalt to stir the fire or put on more coals. 'Tis pitiful-i ery pitiful! A trell- constituted oind trould feel a plelilire in ...

... 'Tlenphe-liar. Sue ivan carrying a bumidle, amid was accompanied by a male friend, who was leaving her at the corner'of Bouverie-street, whlen witness asked wviat she had in her bundle? She replied, its French, that she did not under- stand ...