... Seville, at the Royal Victoria Theatre, on 'ednecrsay, Dceember 71h, 1842,for the Benefit ef the Orphan oj' tse late WI'fian Thomas, Stone Mlaz on. See here this child !-this little lonely flower Refresh'd to-nigrht by your reviving shower. Look up, my boy ...

... gen- tlemen have been elected Guardians for the Bradford Union, viz. :r-Ar. James Wade. MIr. Thomas Holmes, Ir. John Stead, iMr. E. J. Mitchell, Mir. Thomas Robinson, and Air. T. Al. Mlonkman, for Bradford ; Mr. Jonathan 1 Robertsbaw, for Allerton; AMr ...

... 1-orner. 3, Pctunias-1, Mr. Htorner; 2. Mr. Cisphamu; extra do., 1, Mr. Key worth. Brit ish Plant in Fiower-1, 2, Mr. Kearaley. Hardy Shrub;-I, 2, Mr. Hall ; 3, Sir. Schofield. Rose flu put)-I, MTr. Kearsley; 2. 3, Mr. Nielaols; t. do. best of any colour, 1 ...

... melts into tears: ac And thus the bright snow dissolves into water, From which 'twas created-the mother from daughter ! a THOMAS N. WIiEnLE | Hensington. I (We have also received an answer to this enigma t from Antiplagiarist, who charges the correspondent ...

... of the previous Thurs. .o day, viz. Robert Cox, Thomas Bardwell, Geo. G-allimares, ~.Josepil Lingard, James Bartholomew, Joshiia Clayford, anih Thos. Powles', At the same time a Chartist, named er Thomas Masoin, a tailor, was committed for trial 'at the ...

... Riglst Hon. Lord Harewood presided, and en his )or- right and loft sat ties Rev. Mr. Tripp, rector of Spoffortis, and Cisarles Hardy, Esq., of Audsell. The Ron. Ait-tur ?? officiated aso vice-olsaircuan, supported on his riglat anl-d left by tlae Rev. Richard ...

... , Wool- lay; and - Manse, E~sq.I The Juidges 1were Mr, Cvierles Coidwell. WAkefteld;- Mr. is h Arttndale, Boston, and Mr. Thomas Wilson, fiaxby, Linthen lShire. 1.Ser.ic aniJ The ?? Prices Were awarded :Wei Obose I.Ser.No, I, Earl of Carliole, 4 y. timr ...

... life and the t reflections oftheautlior. We hope that thesucceeding g volumes willspeedily appear. S THE POLITICAL WORKS OF THOMAS S PAINE. ta Peblished by the EXecttive Comsaittee of the National 1a Charter Association. London: T. M. Wheeler, 83, Dean ...

... Ensiga. Thied P)d-Fnsigp T1hornrAs WIcligtson and ltn'ien 'Thos. fluxtoti Vincent, to be Leie-lt-Fac Tracers, Thoma!Is Norton, SbAmuei Hardy and Thos. Ercles, Gents, to ha Ensigns. - . NMorley Ifegimewrs qf Locs! ?? Uapage, jin, Esz; to he Calitain, vice ...

... and the a, refleotions of the author. We hope thattheaucceeding g' volumes will speedily appear. . S THlE POLITICAL WORKS OF THOMAS PAINE. eblihed bythe Eecutive Committee of the lNationclE Charter Aisociation; London: T . M. Wheeler, 83, Dean Street, Soho ...

... in such cases, he foresaw that much innocent as well as guilty blood would be shed; nor did he approve of the execution of Hardie and Baird at Stirling. I But the law could not save them.' said he; I they were taken with armus in their hands, fighting ...

... oczimsoui colour, had a pleashig sffos, whbich was macit adrsinred; It in a was tihe production tif Mr. Core, gardener to Thomas Benyon, E~q., speciliost i~rho.A splendid bouquet tin flowesr, in the form of a ?? witlia crown on thre top wvorked fits while ...