A FEMALE SAILOR
... in a superior condition to hers. Upon of this Mary Anne determined to renounce the pet.tinoat?z ad and to become a sailor. Borrowing an old jacket,' of trouser, and shirt from a boy of her acquaintance, to it, whom she said ...
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A DEFENCE OF ACTORS
... conserroence; foi- a ti- tfe to a man is. like a bindinig for a book he who reads for :istructien does not care a fig, whether. his kook is bound n1ort;cce or in boards, or indeed, whether it is. bound af all; ...
ENGLAND, BY A FRENCHMAN
... renmarkedit a tone of resignatinet that would have done honourit a utartyr, * On no,' answered the mat , pulliig cut a very (Cirty pocket-book ; I ou labour uneder a ntistake this writ'-and he exhibited a cong slip of parclbntt -* this writ, ...
On Monday, Lord John Russell in a speech full of research and a large accumulation of facts and
... Princess Charlotte; Loril A. pet - Heauclerk (limo.), fle?sal Adelaide; Messrs. .1. A. F. 001 Wiimmrton, hi. 1. P. Parsots, anil C. F. Ilillyor (of' the ?P1 , f/cliormgei), ihlesses. F. .1. ?? ?? emote), XV. A. ? ?? A. A. Villiers, F. L. ...
Great Swimming Feat.—In a late editorial notice of the exaggerations and blunders which are to be found in
... Painting Deception.-A short time ago a respectable a' a. country grazier, not much accustomed to the deception a, St which a good painting presents to the eye, in visiting ite b elother liotts of Liverpool, ...
A [ill] IF SIR THOMAS STAMFORD RAFFLES
... itt a it' i ' 'ti if t'e pvicjlc fr lil thec capricirts r'de ;hli tI ; it ?? Ot IisIttt of tle native 0princes. Th11 civ 4.11 ll~tt~i iii ';it'ttlIy tt'rgi'I ttaitst the Cotttlilly to t. :. ii ti ci;ti-n! , ...
A BILL FOR IMPROVING THE ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN ENGLAND
... to try, at the opening of thle Court on its first sitting. a' Airi lire it further enacted, that every Juistice of thle Peace, VI before whom airy person starat be taken on a charge of iisisde- a siresncrir or suspicion thereof, riball take the exanilnation ...
CALUM DHU, A HIGHLAND TALE
... *t coffin of a mit'ilateti toiri in the catie irta. ebuireb-yard. A chifiiney swecper's apprentice, between s anit 9 yers Ir of a, w s sinotimered at Preston le;st week, hyv ettiin, e ?? nistike, itito a flue ...
THE CHAPLAIN TO THE WORKHOUSE.—In the Mercury of the 10th instant we inserted a letter signed A
... think Yar-s hd lie will. was the cool replv, for my husband likes a reins et good and a cheap loaf. Good night, was the only --hen me response to this cogent and unanswerable reason, and record, a, ivay the gentlemerr walked. Issas. r, ...
A NOSEGAY OF CULLED FLOWERS FROM THE MORNING POST
... company no less a- sum than 42,080 has been apaid. A warm debate followed, many of the shareholders murmur- -.Ing at. the small amount of profit on sorb a large return, ob- I serving that in former years the profit accruing from a similar return -was ...
Tit Bits
... knowr nothing. E TeS TRUE 'TIS PITY, AND PITY TIS TIS TaUE.-The moit pleasing picture in the world is a happy face. Pity that it is as fleeting as pleasing. HATE v. EAT.-In one ...
A LESSON ON PREJUDICE.—The Reverend H. Hampton, incumbent of St. James's Church, was the very-party
... was~in the water almost agsoon proc iog as she, andI, seilting hold of her, bore her up, waith ceili a brave heart sand a stoat arm. Owen Edwards, another april lY : of the men, lsjmpd Jtothe river almost at tis ; the same timeahislimt. and was swimmting ...