... pig eighteen months old, which already weighs 882 lbs. On Sunday week, at Covington, Miss Story was married to Mr. Short. This was one way to malce a story short. TiCy IX.-Tbe more a manworke, the IOU timelte will ave to grumble about hard tintea. ...

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... y leview.' Printed for Longmnan, Rlees, Orme, brown, and Green. This. day is published, in 12mo, price 7s. IF EGrNDS AND STORIES OF IRELAND. Bv Samuel -ICA Lover, R.H.A. With six Etchings by the Author An ounee of mirth is worth a pound Of sorrow.'-C1 ...

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... Performanes will commence with (fourth .Doe) 3 prams. of most powerful interest, neier acted here, 3UeT MARY'S EVE; OR, A STORY OF THE SOL WAY.. Written by Mr. Bayle Bernard. The MUsic by Mr. Eliason, of the Theatre Royal, Hay- market, London. lnjor Wentworth ...

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