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THE GREEN BOOK, IN NORTH AMERICA
... THE GREEN BOOK, IN NORTH AMERICA. Our last files of North American journals-both from the British Colonies and United States-are filled with such accounts of Mr. O'Callaghan's work, as show that the vivid interest and enthusiasm, excited by its first ...
THEATRICAL MEMS
... basturned out to bh the mostriaing actress in America. Mercer, who formerly belonged to Drury-lane Theatre, has re- tired from the stage, and entered into commercial business.in the. interior of America. Young Burke's attraction was on the wane, arid ...
THE FASHIONABLE WORLD
... arrived in London fur the purpose ,(,eeiig his wife embark for America. Tbe Priuce, who is a colonel in the Belgian service, will return to Brussels as soon as big la(dy shall have embarked for America. WIVSoon. TnURiDAY.-The pest mortem examination or the P ...
THE FASHIONABLE WORLD
... lress CLIMATE OF EuaOPu1 AND AMERICA.-The com. parison of climate between Europe and North Amerira, taeking tod her its corresponding parts, hangs chiefly on thre great points. 1. The changes betveen heat and cold in America, are greater and more frequent ...
LITERATURE
... Quousaue Doeise? Domine quoiisqae? AN ENGLISHWOMAN IN AMERICA. I By SARAH 1MYTroN DEFURY. i (London: Thomas Richardeso and SOiD). It is something rare to find an English author or authoress & treat America and the Americans with ordinary fairness. This e, ...
COBBETT
... God forbid that England should ever be without a Sir Francis Burdett amongst its independent gentry ! but we cpuld spare America, Mr. Cobbett. At present he seems to stand alone, like a Martello tower, with his one carronade-a forty pounder- moveable ...
CELEBRATION OF THE FIRST OF AUGUST IN BIRMINGHAM
... hear). How delighted have I been at the language of our eloquent and honoured friend this evening. America, through her thousand villages and towns-America, along her multitudinous streams and amid the roar of her thousand waters, will hear the echo of ...
LITERATURE
... and Geographical Societies of Paris, and otherwise oon. nected with many distinguished literary anduscientific bodies in America, and the Indies, East and West. Amongst the papers of a valuable character in the present number there is one which notices ...
ODD FELLOWS' SOCIETY—FESTIVAL TO THE GRAND MASTER OF THE ORDER
... chersr). Oh, Ireland, Sir, will never forget t id America (renewed cheering), America has; ever had the a as strong sympathies sod warm affections of the people of r Ireland (hear, hear); and America has ever had irresistible 0 h claims on their sympathies ...
THEATRE ROYAL
... gods, and was received with partial applause. He will appear this evening its Macbeth. THE ENGLISH FUNDS-THE MAYNOOTIH GRANT-AMERICA. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING. (From the Times). The consol market has undergone some change to-day consequent upon the termintations ...
FASHION AND VARIETIES
... with Sir Henry Hart, was expected at his residence in 'Whitehall gardens on Monday, his lord. r ship having returned from America by the Acadia. The Right Hlonourable Sir Robert Peel, Bart.a elegant dinnet on Saturday last, at his residence ing White b ...