... POETRY. LINES TO MISS CHATS WORTH. BY LORD BYRON. [This lady was the late Lord Byron's first love, and the Literary Gazette gives the following as unpublished lines addressed to her by his lordship. They are beautiful ones.] REMIND me not, remind me not ...

... s s is ho e w d a b g y a l i r n m st , h a i n m d . _wou_ld i c h ar t : pique. Such, in addition'to charges in the This act of Mr. circular, was a deep insult. Having pleaded as 3 ' l ogla , r t l_w/ a r , s ...

... hat the respective Companies shall go to Paz liamtnt for to make a Line, commencing at the Line of the Birmingham and Gloucester hallway Company, AL or about A.?;bott's Wood, thence within a convenient distance the east side of Worcester to join the Grand ...

... THE A.LBION. OF A MISSING BRIG.—A private letter from Dunkirk announces the finding, at the Vanikoro Islands, in the archipelago of Santa Cruz, of the wreck of the French Government brig, La Lilloise, which, more than twelve years ago, sailed from that ...

... me; and a more singular scene 1 never beheld. On the left hand of the door of entrance, sat the proprietress of the baths a beautiful woman of about forty, in a dark turban, and a straight dress of flowered cotton, girt round the waist with ...

... THE A_LBION. by something for a rainy day. The strictest economy ought to be adopted, and every possible retrenchment made, to pull off some of the national debt. Look at it. It is a big figure and an ugly one. If it is never to be diminished in the ...

... cried a lusty market gardener's carman to a long-eared Milesian, who was trudging along at a swinging pace, with a load on his head, the orter day, in the Garden, they are a precious sight too long for a ...

... harsh and unjust Cl a set of old and zealous servants; how far they have wit unnecessattly extended the punishment awanled to these servants, for a fault which thy the cult a Directors' own snowing) atittoitut6 an j , M.titient, not a 'moral crime; how ...

... IZEMIANY 16C ENGES. BY PISCATOR. SEN. lio. VIII DEAR A talioN,—Some years since I had a pony, and a very good one he was. He had an awkward trick, when first mounted, of kicking up his heels, and a variety of other vagaries purely for his own amusement ...

... DAILY ATTENDANCE. I‘l o th N e. - Sal O A , 1 . 41, A SURGEONN iAMS3. a . D A EZ A T N IS N T o , l o o f m Ludgate-hill. London. - A NEW DISCOVERY IN ARTIFICIAL TEETH, FIXRD WITHOUT WIRES, SPRINGS, OR ...

... into the A The jury returned a verdict of Accidental death. e a . aged as twenty-twozoars of age. 4 CHAPEL FOR THE WELSH INDEPENDENTS.— , °May the foundation-stone of a new chapel about 'ected in Brownlow-street, for the use of the Welsh ° , ...

... present a request, adding, with a smile, and it must be granted.' If it is possible, it is done, said my mother. 1 That depends upon you and him,' replied the general, turning to Albert. He stopped a moment, and then continued, in the tone of a person ...