... 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 ...

... than the cherry admirably. Mies BARtRETT, of whore appearalnresat th e concerts of the Rloyal Academy of Music we have had occasion toep eakin termeol commendatlonsanr [S the part of the Nyllpls. She is a native of Gloneester, and =r has been lately bereaved ...

... the period a n- terior to that deluge of the dramatic world, the words, in- deed, of SHA KSrPEaA were recited, but the paucity of stage resources could not allow his conceptions to be ex- hibited. The performance was only a suggestion, not a representation ...

... and the latter wearing a plain blue coat,.'vith a red collar-the undress of Genslemettof his Ma- Jesty's suitp. The play was a humorous burlesque on the rage ?? in favour 6f Mladame Catalani, who is personated on the stage by a stout lusty ...

... anid character-_Mrs. Shmoulbrook *kaid, that she had her - chiildrenm and a number of friends to speak to her conduct as ti a seife and mnottier.-Mr. MINSHULL said, that it appeared Fh they had eachi of timeisa a Strong party of friends ; ...

... gallant 42d Regiment in t the Battle of Waterloo. D A Miss H_ lately eloped from a ball at Bou- logne, and is now on her way to Scotland with a Co- a lonel S.- T. The lady is young and beautiful. She ...

... Leivson, whom she feared dead, the! inoststrikingthling of the kind we ever witnessed; it seenl:d a compound of transport at beholding him, and of terror, as if it were a supernatnial appearance. We caunint attempt to describe it. After she. .fids toa ge ...

... for the report of a third royal marrkige. The D tke of DEVO;SHIRE entertained the- fashion- able world on Tuesdqy mght, with a Concert of V6cil and lnstrnmental Music ; a Grand Banoaet. ollowted. This was only the c6dnnjencement of a series -of enter-- ...

... person for a wife for my son. She told me I bhd never been a motber to my soil; I asked her, how should I she know any thiig tabut a ioler, or a nnorher's feelings, I young person as sie was ? I said, pray, ...

... from her person. She stated that she was an Italian and a teacher of music, and that she took it in mistake for a book, which she usually car. ried in her hand. Upon the previous examination, Mr. Gregorie ...

... the money if you have it. Shte said she had not got it. I then askw i her whether she would scud her niece to accompany mete tier house to bring a reecipi which she said she hual in order to get mouey from the launk. ...

... not ar objection, it nevertheless is not a primary object. Good huraour, a small foot, and arn easy set on horseback, are the principal qlua- lifications required. As this is tire advertisement of a fox, and not a fortune, hunter, it is hoped that no one ...