... carry the guss youir own self, it's a fiee shot jou'll be, I'll engage-as fine a shot oaisyan in the three counties, as ins honour your father (blessings on him ! ) was afore you. Just such another as youisell, thc, I remember him, the irsi season's shooting ...

... very cess nearly alike. They have also been taught to play~at whist, andc ;hey when they play pgninst each other they most honourably abstain fraon looking into each others' bands. On arecent indisposition - ididi by which they were both affected they took ...

... the spectacle; b ilan t w ococ hes wie- were rained, and a prodigious b, d, volume of water was allowed to ercapie, which rolled down tile e channel amidst the Crashing of tpe ice and the 'cheers of tels [i Ispectators, amoinngst whem not a esingle accident ...

... another as a sister of clarity-their she takes the costume of a couutrywoman-then of a man-of a little shepherd-a young sportsman, &c. She sleeps in tarm houseC9, in farm yards, in the huts of the foresters, or even among the broom and furze of tile open ...

... bosom such a statesman i Happy the monarch who can appreciate the value of such a servant! I anticipate for him still higher honours, or rather continued horours (for a higher ironour than that of passing the Reform Bill it is not in the power of fortune ...

... ?j -- i Osmotic intelligence. , 'I The new master of the rolls is tile brother of the Rev. Edtvard Bickersteth, rector of Wotton, Herts, a well- known evangelical clergyman The rival candidates for fashionable celebrity in Paris. are the Duke de Richeliell ...

... 'What are they ? said his Lordship. Plase your Honour, said Pat, will you let me hang this man be- fore I am hanged myself? What is the other request ? said the Judge. 1' Why, plase your Honour, continued Pat, will you let my wife hang me, for ...

... Lord Mayor, enveloped in a waterproofer, to shelter him from the dangers of tile pitiless storm, which was then raging, honoured Bartholomew Fair with his presence, accompanied by a pOssC of the city police. The civic party, after inspecting the shows ...

... £8 in copper had been e taken away. Various articles of drapery were disturbed It but nothing of any amount, except a few rolls of ribband, was to taken from the ?? house of Mrs. Eceles, of the t' 'Watering Trough Inn, Water Lane, was also robbed of about ...

... some lovely courrterrances, especially among the ?? Aumerica. SCOTMs DEGnEEs.-_When the UIniversity of St. Andrews sold her honours,-a proceeding which provoked Dr. John- son to tell tire hreads of the college that trey would get rich by degrees, and wvich ...

... T. S. Vallett, Sir R. de Coverly J. Gornall, Polish count Miss Webb, Greek lady Banister, Norman lady Mr. R. Armstrong, sportsman T. Rigbye Baldwin, a Suliote prince W. Tattan, Marmaduke dress Edward Braddyll, Turkish dress Hon. H. P. Cholmondeley, yeomanry ...

... the con- trol of the finances beg that they may have a few minutes more accorded to them. In the meantime, I will ask an honourable gentlemian, who has come down here, as a member for an adjoining borough, to have the kindness to address a few words to ...