... my woes me?l in air. And laagh those onhapm folk Who cannot puff away their care. Then bring me, hey, O bring muck. Another roll of brown tobacco; And, tuneful throat thick, A strong hot glam of •* Sherris O. Uwro»Y Of EngUXD, lII'ME AND SmOI.LET ; ml* ...

... 000 Lord Chesterfields Wc.gl.ton (taken); 2,000 agst Mr. Ridsdale’s Brother to (taken); 1,000 to -Mr Allen’s Master of the Rolls (taken.) BETTING MANCHESTER Friday, Jan. A fi'W ch»nge» have taken place since our last belting upon this event, but there ...

... what riddle is this?” The dice began move and roll over sod over upon table, and presently, the baron’s utter astonishmei.t, ea« b of the little became supplied with arm*, and legs, and hair, and tiny rolling eyes, and gibbering mouths; and there they stood ...

... being. These unit are the charms that render wire# amiable, ami them the best title our re»pect.— Efnclrtua. A Smirtsmar. —A sportsman, the true cockney g.-nus proper purchase Jot* Muntun, ami enormous game bag. and thus equqipod, marchetl for the llighiamls ...

... ts.— We have received The Fanner Magazine,” The Speech of Sir John Sinclair” on Lord John Russell’s Jn*h motion, ** The Sportsman,” the Catholic Magazine (why sent to us know not!) the Parthenon, Sketches Bo*, the New Monthly Belle A*scm- W#e, Davy ...

... away here, and keeps chained to this tree, to compel me to yield to his unholy passion,—may the Virgin defend me!” ** By the honour of a Christian knight, this shall not be»” returned Sir Eppo ; where is the mistreat, that 1 may smite him to the ground with ...

... - saroo charitable purpore. Tbe weather at the time, was extremely sevrre—the wind b'owmg •'most a hurricane, tremendous rolling «• ; and the grestest anxiety pre- ed lest the busts should not able to outlive its fury, verthelass, the gallant stood the ...

... pilgrimage to aulosch--0 The Hedge Mt genial ome and bow the V be 'roll oorthy of • per ineereatiog domestic aloe times oaf James the Fir some amellent writiur mead, end two plate Javenile Sportsman Ransing iMo • Fr Maw. Tee Eirtsge (erne Circular have m r ...

... Pengwem, experienced severe accident Saturday last, by bis mare falling, and rolling over him. The noble lord, who is fast approaching four score years, is yet most ardent sportsman, and excellent horseman. We are happy to state that no material injuries ...

... lows our office. One a Id. loaf, the other a roll. The loal, which is in pood preservation, is about two inches square, and even hen unshrivelled by time could not have le more than two decent »ulhfuls. The roll is partially decayed, but so far we can judge ...

... each, with 50 added; for three-yr-olds, 7st: four, 8»t; five, 4lb; six and aged, Bst 7lb; the winner sold for sovs, Stc. Mr Roll’s Bis. Romford’s Cob, aged (E. Edwards) I Lord Exeter’s Voronctx, 3 yr*.. 2 Mr Rob’s Evenus 3 Quid Ireland, The Cur, and Alsatiu ...