... MOSICAL DRAMATIC CHTT CHAT. ,..| l„i night, witklt* ipleniiKl »**y hod muSK. LootohdehTety we- ChOhful debit a. fteMfe The Miller hod kit Men hfUrpicce reler nur In the tdeermeioent *>t to•DterUiomcot* Vetlrit, Chtrlet Mhtbewt, Mrt. Otfer. tad Mr. ▼. ...

... in ma s he then proposed going to have a chat ne porter) was instantly to set about and cord which, he and the man belong--en them, and place it in ers, after aiained valuable propert ...

... case of crm. ran is expected in the Common Pleas, Dublin, in the next term. The plaintiff will be a tradesman who has got a pretty wife, and the defendant a Doctor of Divinity, and'one of the Senior FeUotct of Trinity Colletfe !.' Proceedings have been ...

... the propriety of being in passion with a ghost ; a person very unlikely to return the compliment. Fear is a passion ; but Hamlet is impressed with awe and amazement. Lumley, who is still in Italy, has been on a short visit to Rubini, at his chateau at ...

... and P„ _, ?? launrhed by -S__lf_^£s£^!^ a.. , ?? B^ intervention for ever '—A Ki_l rK • S P a,n * Non- in Sentembcr I__* „_T B paries s spaniel was lost recSrT Itw--f / TeWard of •«» °flered for its ast w£ k a T h _T. d ?? ™ eMC «»* * —*• ■— • pre*enHud« ...

... capets of, &taestrie;, a silver salt, -D tn A .k T Ei OyatFeDiNIA-V -Is .is;si thtitt 'a P liurlettail ihn istily to be itroduced at the Athh, ne h f tle'of Swing. il' bi ev soproaetl eo tw~eoty-usojd letter on idie srrdt'iury., f'ss!s' A Wei2 waserucu in'adotrpsI5 ...

... rotted into dung. Thle followitig Story ~,i es a lively idess of the, Russian rule of 1Piland :-A Jesy tuet a Cossack in thfe forest ; the latter robibed huts of his horse. Onl rettirnitig to the towvn, lie lodged a coniplaitit with the mtajor in coniistatd ...

... ittls-ti pacer twitlesC~ c ,iieis a IPat a~) to be ii seipts'eat. oi-?simbtsate time is vsesid Iinn Chincc'nnn visolien a r-to.ierw tolsby's--A 'is'n, it, cud accnr'tiieoty, tie tis~ret' dsp's a teren t, Qir-ttal~ It not he ...

... less im) portaut than true, that by at- tending serely to a poperdie-,a phlegmatic habit may fre- qluentiy be cIanged into a sangnine one, and the hypochond- riac may he so zar converted asto become a cheerful and coo: tented member of society.-Dr. WWiZch ...

... Peter, don't you think Mr. Prosy proverbs read well The 44 Weekly Penny will do a deal of good—won't it Peter ? Peer. Now, Reverend Sir, you remember Will English, never was a harder working man his trade til! he got laid up by that fever; and then his customers ...

... nothing more than a barren waste. All that it then produced, was turf, cut by the cottagers for fuel. About this period was taken on a lease, to reclaim and cultivate, by W. Iloscoe, Esq the elegant historian of De Medici family. A house and farm buildings ...

... THEAIRICAL ??? CHAT. rim music.i! tit*.im tiny will •me o( the hist pieces performed al Drnrv-lane. Henry lint mm, Mr. la 111, I.urn Iteeirom, Miss ( avow, Cidotwl r■'C;/ nif with songs) .Mr. . Cooke, and Met/ the i and iiii ...