... very successful substitution of a chemical 1or ai' 5v process. or a mecha,,ii First among the specimens of the fine arts Must Thomas Landseer's beautiful engraving of the behae Placed Power; some portfolios of spirited sketches by nnlf04 Miss Oliver, and ...

... olet, Gorgonius hircum, Lividus ac mordax videar! But, after all, perfumes are of a very old date, and used even among the hardy Romans,- Hirsuto spiranto apobalsoma collo, was an expression of the greatest Roman satirist; though the word hirsute, if ...

... hopes of recovery- During some excavations recently made in the church of St. Benigne, at Dijoc, the bodies of Pilippe--le-Hardi and Jear.- sans-Peur, the famous Dukes of Burgundy, have been found intact and in good preservation with their robes, and the ...

... the last Insv [days. The Grand Jury wrere still engaged in conduticing ar, inquiry into the late riots in that city. John Hardy, president of the Boston branch of the Alsrmiosa in reference to a successor of Joe Smith, states that all the spe. ctulations ...

... the superin- teodeiCO of Thomas HewittKey, Esq., M.A., Professor of Lain weary Malden, Esq. A.A., Professor of Greek; M. tallere, id D Reon, Professors of French; Mr. Wittich, eache'r of German; and the Rev. John T. V. Hardy, the Ree Wr Coske, M.A.. of ...

... Priices have suffered losses to thle amount of 5a0,000 florins (X50.00) ivy the failure of the house of Geymuller and Co. Sir Thomas Wood is distinguished for the evenness of his temper. Dining with a fiiend, the coachman, who was waiting, spilled some soup ...

... ?? Judges' Chambers, (n Monday, an application, which was made on Saturday, todischarge John Williams, John Poynter, John Hardi ng, and William Sillitoe alias Salmon, four of the pitmen who had been brought up in custody from Staf- ford gaol, upon a writ ...

... intended as signalssto some distant as- sociatps or as acts of defiance or exultation, we hardly know. Se- veral of the more hardy of the lihabhitants attempted to approach the scene of violence, but were sternly ordered by the sentinels to stand back ...

... are, at- tended for the three first-named prisoners. Shortly after two o'clock WILLIAMS was placed at the bar, and Horace Hardy, an officer of the G division. being sworn, stated that on the evening of the 15th of May, he attended a meeting at Clerke ...

... lBagot ?? 0 Denbih, He +- Mainwaring. . - 0 0 Derbyshire (North) lion. G. H0. Cavendishs-11 W. ?? 0 Devonshire (North) Sir Thomas Aeland 1- 0 0 L. ?? 0 Devonshire (Soutls) SirSJ. 10. Y. BuzlLer - 0 0 * +Lord Ceortenay 1- 0 0 Dorselshire ?? Ashley .. . ...

... detecting Bridget M'Garvin robbing Mr. Chasen, Duke of Newcastle, Little Earl-street, Seven Dials, of a measure and glass; and to Thomas Pursey, 32 D, one guinea, for appre- hending Harriet Wilson, for robbing Mr. Young, Plough, Notting-hill, of a pewter pot ...

... erecting scaffolding on the north side of the Royal Exchange, opposite St. Bartholomew's.lane, preparatory to the statues of Sir Thomas Gresham and Whittington being placed in the niches over the shops, in that portion of the building.-A child three years old ...