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... rattractive ia' pretty womrD'Tor of a Gesflan i Prince. h - a SEcTARIAtIsrx.-Here is ine mufed ufp in the zeal and ,, infallibility.of 4is' own sect, and wvill not touch a book, or 3, enter into a debatr.e sitli a person that will question ...

... certainly a forcible proof of a great docility, which could only be founded upon a superior sagacity. Many elephants are in the habitof tying their own legs at night ;* they are brought to this by custonm. But they will perlbrm duties of a variable nature ...

... certain subjects to distinguished nmen ; they would regard it as a tI speciies of insanity, only reducible by stripes and a strait- Ii waistcoat, to fatncy for a moment that they, could write a Ii novel so well as W~aitre Scott ;-but- touch themn on) thle ...

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... winter was so much admired by the amateurs of the Italian Opera in England, has lately, at Paris, made a most important conquest, that of a young Nobleman who has just launched into life, with one of the most considerable unincumbered estates of England ...

... DRAMATIC CHIT CHAT. The new five act piece of “The Irish Heiress,’* which wa> produced Covent-garden on Monday, said as much a farce as ” Loudon Assurance,” but a weak rather than a strong one. The St. Jam**'’* Theatre, lor (he performance French |>U}t ...

... offered, the part of bis employers of a grocer, in our county town, and bis credit for many yews g a g _providcd Don Carlo* would undertake, in the event has been high, we are fearful that the good people of Appleby ar ri a Madrid, to prevent Don Miguel and ...

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... tearing A of theesurplices, no robbere of the a-lms.bors She buil: V a seiate-house likewisr, glorious in its kind; and nov it cousts her a welliigit mtortlsl effort to sveep it clewr A, of vesinin, anti get the soofttade rain-tight. ...

... Lord Colchester, and speaker of the house of conitoms in 180 fle wits a sl diiij.- nitive pert prig, a classical scholar, with a precise me- mory, full of technicalities, but with a mind as little as his persoil. The pomposity rf-his strut uli to the house ...

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