... which was added a new piece, Le Client ; on, le Represailles. A Notary has recently bet-n bound in the rosy links of H yimen, to a charming young women, who has been educated in a convent. The husband is by nature a tale bearer, asd ...

... of a apprientice to a riding-lofaster in a travelsing circus. Htis first decided advance from mountebanking, (selling cloth and other goods by a species of lottery, the company being attracted by the performance of a single horse in ...

... his head in front, and in a superb struggle finished with that advantage, a young gentleman who had previously landed 1500 sovs by Footstool, in a canter, now touching a cool thousand by a head. FIrTY Sovs; for two year olds, ...

... Miss Bassano continues lier triumphant andasuocesafbl - - career I -> P RIo NCE S S 'S TlREATRk.- On Monday, Wednesday, and ' Friday, th Grand Opera of 'ANNE BOLEYN. Anne Boleyn'Miss Bassano Frzfessor Hemming's Performance. And the Grand ...

... themselves its slaves; but be is not yet conquered. She leves him not; but still she must receive his homage. By all the wondrous weapons a woman's ingenuity can use, to subdue a sturdy rebel,, she attacks him, He wavers; and, by his ...

... Penelope Anne had met with a watery grave while out a pleasuring, and that she has left her property to ber intended husband. Box and Cox now contest their claims to the bathing machines, and words are growing high, and threats alarming, when ...

... of a farmer named Brossart, and the girl carried on a connexion with her master, which resulted 'in her becoming 1enceinte. She, however, frequently denied that she was in the family way, but in the month of December last she was delivered ...

... STEEL. Just published, and may be had in Faench or English, in a ?? Envelope, n s. od., or post-free, iond the author, tr Isrty~wo stamps, I S:'VF ,PR'ESERVATION', ae Medical Treatise on the Ph a ?? Marriage, and on the Secret Infirmities and Di orders of ...

... favourite, who won tbe flrst beet by a head, but her jock having dismounted before she returned to be weighed, she was din- tasiced, and the heat-given to Mischief. The seeond heat was won easily by a length, and the third in, a canter by ...

... Brighton. Mary Ann Ivers was born, we believe, about 1790. She appeared on the stage before she could walk, as the child in King Henry the EigUkh. In 1793, she performed, at Newbury, the girl in The Chifdren of the Wood. After having been ...

... Half-way up the cords, Raby was called upon, a taste of the whipcord sending him home a clever winner by a length; Rhesus in the final struggle defeating Ribaldry for second place by a length and a half. Glauca was ...

... leave a blank not easily to lie filled. IMIr. R. Gordon succeeds Mr. Frazer as stage manager, and wve congrattislate Mr. Doel in having the good fortune to meet with a gentleman so competent to undertake a situation to which so much responsibihity ...