... told, make up for any deficiency in other absurdities.—At the lia34narket there is to be a sort of revival of Harlequin Whittington, and such a piece will be quite a novelty on those boards; this theatre has never before been open at this period of the ...

... 'October 16, 1793, under these circuniistiinces:-,Being there in the exercise of his ofhficisi duty as a surgeon, he had a warmn dis-' pute with Dr. Pierson on a professional subject, upon which lIe said; I must retire, for I feel an agitation wyhichl will ...

... (for there seemedicr a niortality in tire very sunoshine) when, I heard Vg.reat cries orr the sudden, in a house a little bseyond, ott the ether aide ef tire way, aindt (tire dour being, 1 suppose, already open) I aw a figure,I like a san in ...

... shsip prac- tised iurgesy, And could breathe a veii,' As well as nmow a I beard. Such a skaff is, :even to tiis day, in sonte pairts .of [the country, put by the village practitioner into tile hand of a pa4int, - wsidergoing' the operationi of bleeding ...

... acomsiiderable old h i bird-fancier who lives in a fanciful little cottage, and If takes snd rears many broodo in the course of the ycir. A y fiiend of mine was walking sine Sunday evening in a *voody lane, near a laIrge town, and saW Comsiig towirds him at ...

... antI gneitieritily ; antI though not a little vain, it wats tire vanity of a perlect geritienan, rot of a coxcomnb. One slay ]last ouarrtrer lire culled on Etty, for' tiere tirird urict to tire loirrer' ; once. Tlie lb.A. wits pu ontiri, Very raidec be fore ...

... ttext P -Sneartches tihttt litt greaterdistance for a leaf or at stotne, nttd iif it do not hind one, it is forced toeqniplete tite closuic with a a t doe. Inlitie satno vtyva i w ave e~siistevd thtit a iittaiuitespe- si ecie. (lnumbricuts mao-nina, Liino ...

... tiie5'ttitCtimje, a mlost hideous l' ovhI,,if. Of thle danger, attending a reCouinter with eneIM,11es -D of his ittset iptino, a melaincholy inqt~rice oc-, ~~etlr( in the year ]SOS. Two young cavalry offlicersi were, tilachled by a body of apes, , ...

... fourth wife not two months before.” Emierprize —A letter form Athens sajr, nothin* i. tailed i.f thorn hut the folhming dating ontnri.riro of the (irrok Contain Glo.anni Wukuri, nf Ha'nig dd his shin a. well a. his cargo Cadir, and not finding any vessel ...

... junior coniPastions ti'tim a e'ssawy been mId c~iirtebus, soil conciliatory; nso hatesg or Isrotal bueihilg hasq evar Imecr, laid ti lia chre;l n i his domestic' riir~l (wve nitty ~di withutapemsn)lei a fraternal heirtier iand a filial soit. Tieol ina isso ...

... plainly discovered, by a peculiar mianner, how ivell aware lie was that lie was deal ing With future msasters. I shld I always think it a good sigis of a chi. d to be fond of the gardener, if at least lie be sach as ouros ias. A FATHER' S EELINtS ON 0 ...

... to tatte tlte he latter. at i tsji)A n hi 0AfeA th Iofocwhchth 'io' at-till time !9 a te~i~stb a fd~ictioneihey. we're h~ 1 qbheerby~tii.a em~sul ue s ~' Ut dWi 70tlse&6i *iies t ibdy As4ckli.lofften IL tjii C ~ 'a~as tens, ...