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... large enough for the imposing ceremonv. A true bill has been found against Sir Jo'm De Beavoir for falsely swearing to a qualification for a seat iu the House of Commons, which he abandoned before a committee. A shark was entangled in the ...
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... posted in a shop-window in a bye-street leading into Aldersgate-street To be sold, a genuine thunderbolt, which was picked up at Brighton a few days after the late tremendous storm. It was an observation of Bentley to one of his pupils who had ...
... when no pro. secutor appears, in such cases as a late one at a Midland Circuit, where a Baronet had fired at a Clergyman; or one nearer the Metropolis, where the son of a Peer was killed by a comrade at ...
... the Abhey yas a itwjed (tg lae ?? tnderr fooz :s catso as .coeWA down) ss consiited of the most choice amd tare, and consequetl ly the most costly, exotics. -- A Bishop of Amiens, a pious and yet a facetious man, was re-, quested by a ...
... drum. The presence of a large lady in a woollen cloak has frequently cast a damp on the voice of a singer. In English Cnurches, the preparation for psalm singing, is a cough in French, the' blowing of the nose— ...
... middle size ; slight, and exquisitely formed, with a hand and arm ?? might swear by, a snowy skin,' and on hier cheek a faint colouring, a pinky tint, which we grieve to saa, tells almost too plainly of a delicate constitution; her brow is ...
... -Wherever you see a branch of a tree either blighted or eaten by insects, take a shoemaker's awl and pierce the lower part of the branch into the wood, then pour in a drop of two of quick- silrer, ond stop the hole with a small piece of wood ...
... rtie 28th of Decem- ber,— bene conveniunt, a Talbot and a Butler. -Lord Brougham is ill at Brougham Hall- the bed of sickness is sacred. Would he were well again—we could better spare a better man. -There is a Royal Dispensary for Diseases of the Ear; ...
... was married about a fortnight ago to a rich upholsterer. Upon tle happy occasion, a gallant Irish Peer made her a present of 500!. to furnisht her tresseau. Versailles has become a fovotrite retreat for English familieg. They form ...
... PERtQUISITES.-A str4ong senlatifn has been excited in a parish eastward of the City, by a discovert that one of the Churchwardens, upon recently ordering a quantity of Shoes in Smith- field for the use of the paupers, fitted himself with a ...
... Wilson, used reluctantly such an effeminate conveyance. A FALSE ALARM.-A painful sensation was created in the metropolis on Tuesday morning by a report that a steamer had sunk at Greenwich at a late hour the previous night, by which 100 ...