... i FROM TIUOTIrY STRAP, IN TUR COUTMT, TO UIS -111ROMM IN LOWDON. ?? BuROTrusi-The degradatioi our Prof .sio& suffiered when the Stalnd Tape became no longer ne- aessary in our practice. and the, arber ceased to e aSnr- geon, thouigh a vital ujtkry to hi~s respectability, yet it dia not deprive himp of every reource, but left the deg'raded Shaver to bleed at the rsofi reputation. The shook of ...

... .FOREI E N7:, LLIG lNCF : NY -HERL.ATNfl5S 00 NE~l'RE of No, ?? the. diismissal of the(Cornrnss~'ry-x- neral of WVar bt We reset ?? o( LO [}4Xu tsah~ on~mvrs wh ' a, O that t a the, -~Yo!r ]Tiehnes, the Heredifary Pritnce. ` hie fellowrnm are whet sproear' itst probable. to' ott.; *Erery- e~ltn~vrrs that hl6 Royal -Ilighness is charged siith the direc ton of the WerK Depadt~nehtut M. Go1z ...

... 'free POLITICAL EXAMIgN.R. ,idtinews 4f ny for the gaii of a, IF- No. fi~o1. VSAT11 OF THE PRINCESS C1IARLOTPt.% AND q - CINT :ADVTAN'FAAGE TAKEN -OF j,1 _-LAMEN'ITABLE PEUN:USHMEN&T AT VDlRBY. ?? m afm 'li~tSNO nov r eprtsged ~onr sypathly, b. 1oSt unraffected ee, at the deat~h of t1~e ?? CeN ARLOYTR,, lt becoms ee dur ty to rpsjute our observatios 'o snbjtec of astiil ornelainlfulntd ...

... ti. PO LITICAL 'EXRMINER party i the 1nades of many for he dai A fe -PoTs. No. 4g9. , :. ! TELLOWOCRE rURES SUFIERED 0DIE IN 'Pl'E STREETS$..- [.CO~sirISl1E fR5OM ;J.ASsf aci a6.) . I ojr. first paper on this subject, we have pretty good to knov that we antilciateckalnost all tihe argui 5Wlea~ts of tbose twho do not Gchnie to help fheir ell.w- rre~aures. 1'he congrauhiladons we contijne to ...

... .OLD, BAILEY., On Thursday, V., Pay7 ovas ind ricted for cuttinp:-td iphimilil Marie li'ern~, withlin;rtentic ic eher 'rne: grievous bodil3yharm J.. jfcbs resides at Brompton-, anrd tile prosetrix is his X r vaniu --n Sunday, -the2QSLh of Septeaber, he left his iitlee le go to Cthoreb, and olnIsigtrturt, found that his servant had beea cut both herI handas. afr2i Hre dcposed, theat or, thei ...

... THE NEW MONUMENTBY CHANTRY. LicrnXlEtD C4ATrxMulL.n This beauifol and affeeiing pp of statuary is placed at the e.xtremnity of the: south- rnnin parallel with the new Choir of our Cf jlr I ike fleures repose on the prelpreisentation of a po.tfiSC7 with a pillow at the beadti supported on a plain 505zrnleot; toe wthole cutfrorm a bloek of fine wvitfe mS~arble. On the enmtabiatlre of the Mdi ...

... LIBE'RALITY AND GRATITUDE. I : I- . ?? l_ S Tle first Minister of iaarea Lotisn dtinig his cveft stay in London, visited St. Patrik' Female Scho in Charotie-street, Bloomsbury, accompanied by som friends, nnd wvas so highly pleased wina the seene he wit- nessed, that next day he address d the following tieter t& m rs.iordan, accompanied. y an eltat emerald rMI with appropriatedeeorations- .. ...

... FO REIGN INTETLLI-ENCG FRANCE';of rn PARS, OCT, 24.-Aladame klrldener ret 0f fro he old Brisach, by order of the t aden GoBern n 'Nie) the dli spersion of the w-etches ulio' ?? in j claW) in order to go to Fribourob in thpe drmga. i crosses ?? not the new Mi,,uflCY. A ?? ui iteci at th principal hotel in ?? s arondn htier near'lv ?? begfore webor r ?? l~lliing'care to g wtv zveigli-to her ...

... 1| , 'I]nis. COLEBROOK-KS CASE. T T4-, U MOI OF THlE MOR?\1NG Ci ?? SiR,-TI'he statemlent in yolur Paper (Chrunicle) of yeaterday (Fritlhv, ~21t instatt), regcrding thcause it L'hancery, ~.ldbrooke agaiinst Lieigh, 16altogettler Incor- rect TIhe five Jl~~sOf the Court of .Session, lyho ard |sai to be mnanimo ls if their opinion as to the guardian- I p, were .act ?? Oil tte day whea that uwit ...

... I Frtthe in es b*of m f the ga_ of i fe*_. PoTI. No. 500. DEATR OF THE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE. WHO words to write! Death of the Pirincess CHARLOTTE! T'l death of one, who stood as it were before us on the Xrvtop of existeSce, a3id in the full hbloom of life agiden- .,jYnent !-This event has sm. itten tbe nation vitlb-suddeii lm, ike ,ie visitation of a Uarkness. It i; no oratori: ol flourisb to ...

... T .THE EXAMI NER.,, ;. I. LO.YD O, L NOVEMM{BEU 16. ?? the night of' Wednesday next onr Iamnented young Princess vill'be buried by tor6h-liglt in St. George's Chgpfql et Windsor. T he young widower, stricken, per- hbas for the flrst- time in his life, with a severe sorrow, is said to have become Wo;rse even than he was at first.; He is incdeed{ to be pitied; especially as he i comparatively in ...

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