CHRISTMAS AMUSEMENTS
... SOLUTIONS TO SOME OF THE PUZZLES, PROBLEMS, ye &C. IN OUR LATE NUMBEIIS. to Puzzles 1, 2, and 3, are sufficiently explained by the respective figures attached to them. Is] Puzzle ...
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Poetical Seciectrans
... ?? lost It .Cttcat ?tcicctrnno. | The weather during great part of the sumozer having is bees so similar to that ?? in dhe year I S7v ls -lthofiV!owvisi description oit its effects in London, - at the ...
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... I cc t i O P.O. QnVI, SO-NG. Iet Asia's despots sternly wield A sceptre o'er their slaves, And let the coward millions yield Whate'er oppression craves; Yet those who breathe in Albion's land (So Heav ...
THEATRICALS
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE LZVERPOOL MERCURY. Silt,-If you can find a place in your valuable paper for a few lines on the above subject, you will confer an obligation on a great supporter of th ...
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... I ? - Si v-1,h folvn um'd th re t' . Tthe 0follwng: lin~ensueted at the request-of I6s :rienito the aitbor', w so very'*bll w - ir ir readers, As'ha a ig once beens zeOs. inpoit s he now is ifwli . '3 ...
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... THE PETTIFOGGER. When Mendax arrived at the regions below, In crossing the Styx, ChaTO-s SWote That for ages he bad not been summroned to row Such an infamous scoundrel before. .Alendax bade ...
Poetry
... I Vottr)) - LIBERTY. :qa 'Tie sad to bear the aplley'slsvse. gat That daily tugs the laidgoat, al Sigh for his country o'er the wave. adi And still lament his native shore; 'Tie sad to see the exiled. ...
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... i. - original. -ki A CONTRAST. & ( thou, who, lulled In pleasure's soft repose, ta N'ecr trembleO to the breath of human Toesi .hose sparkling hours-whose gilded dreams glide by, St Undismmed by tears ...
JANUS SECUNDUS.*
... As the Duke of Wellington is now at leastpro tempe atually the Government of England, we shall offer no ?? for republishing the following lines written in the yea 1850. They wrere illustratedl origina ...
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... at' 1i no TO MY SIST~Rfe While others sing whato'er they 11814 0 ~My dearest sister, Say ad May lnot also wake the harp when thou hnsplrest the lay We tegr great pleasures if we view Of ~A paiutinlgbr ...
M. JULLIEN'S CONCERTS AT THE AMPHITHEATRE
... r In our paragraph of last week several rather grotesque mis- takes occurred, shich we have rectified in one of our notes 1 to correspondents in another colu ...
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... erigiffst. IMPROMPTU Di 1,-~ ~~~R ON TEM MARRIAGE OF MR. BLACK TO MI8S A. WHITE. DAN ?? ?? very strange, A Behold the change, CUM )V Alas I alack !-L. m At morn-A. White; e o0 At noon-A. Black i ! en ...