... new novel Helen :— •' If any of our readers have ever listened to the envious whispers, so indefatigahly circulated among certain circle*., to the effect, that Miss Edgeworth's vein of creative fancy had been buried with her father, • Helen' will undeceive ...

... son. At Belgaum, on the 28th Dec, the lady of the Rev. F. J. Spring, of a son. At Mazagon, on tbe 27th Dec, the wife of W. Crawfurd, Esq. Barrister at Law, of a daughter. At Kalbadavy, on the 29th Dae, the wife of Mr. D. A. Pot- ter, of a daughter. On the ...

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... by Countess Del.iwirr. Lady Helen Stuart, on her i_airiage, by tho Maivhiones* of Londonderry. Lidy Louisa Primrose, by the Countess of Roscbcry. Lady Arbuthnot, by Lady Harriet Ben ing. Lady Gent pane, Toler, by Lady Helen Stewart. Dowager Countess of ...

... soliciting your votes and influence, I have the honour to be, Your obedient humble servant, WM. CHAPMAN HARNETT. Great St. Helen's, January 24, 183 a [ O XFORD MEMORIAL of CRANME R, RIDLEY, and LATYMER. An opinion having been expressed in various quarters ...

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