... merriment—of bun who is ooee a pupil of oatnre and a master of art. IX'tils of all dcnominitions have b«ea struggling for (be mastery at (be various theatres tbe metropolis ; but if the sucetss of a IXvil be measured by ho much a * Devil takes/ assuredly ...

... time recurring, rumour, that a real ktepeal morning paper is about to be established. A great gun of rare metal--a cross in the political armament between Capt. Warners long range and the singular discovery of Scbonbein. 'Tis a mad world, my masters, and ...

... oomlnatkm. J. La wren son, Lancers: A. Hamilton. 17 ditto; B. C. SeobeU. 17th ditto ;H. Blackwood, 17th ditto; Cosmo BnassU. A.D.C.; B. Kingscote, A.D.C.; H. Conroy. A.D.C.; George Foley. A.D.C.; J. D. Fortescue, ...

... the Chat* Tlie fnilowing lie oiulioti} wrm moils I agreed Resolved—That vrc have with regret and horntire. the dis|iu‘tiug scenes of pr. fl (jury and licentiousness which occat d« ly an 1 hourly the line of Quay*, leading from along Ellis’s and Pembrokequa; ...

... Because the next day, as you are aware, is a day of rest, was the lady's significant reply. The Marquis looked a blue as a patient in the last stage of cholera. CON BY WgNABLEs.--Why is a picture freshly touched like a man twice married? ...

... time recurring, rumour, that a real Repeal morning paper is about to be established. A great gun of rare metal—a cross in the poiitiell armament between Capt. Warner's long range and the singular discovery of Schonbein. 'Tie a mad world, my masters, and ...

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... variety for his short summer season. A new Comedy from the pen of Morton, and a new piece by the author of Paul Pry, are in preparation.- at this Theatre, where a young lady of great promise, under the auspices of a popular musical composer, and Charles ...

... effort* of a new Parliament and all the assistance of a reforming administration, will utterly unavailing. The people, therefore, must petition again, and we earnestly recommend every town, and borough, and county in the kingdom, from which a reforming ...

... represents a curtaifs, which discovers a profile of Kean, well executed ' insrelief, upon a medalion, and underneath is the ?? d brief inscription :- Edmund Keai, died May, 1833, aged 48. A memorial erected by his son, Charles John > lRan, 1839. is ...

... Head, was bred a carpenter, kd but latterly followed the business of a glass -blower, and, probably a. with more constatncy, that of a resurrection maq. About eight [d weeks ago he married a sister of Bishop's, and went to live with ...

... inmate. Then came a blow-up, Mr. M. insisting that he had a right to do as he pleased in arepub- lican government, and the boarders swearing that they would not sit at the table with the servants of Madame . Though the rooms were engaged for a month, Mr. . ...