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... THE MARKET-STREET PIE. MR. COMXUSB»N TaV -L0R. Dear T.—Are you yet 'alive, my once animated correspondent ? If so, why remain speechless • when , as all lawyers admit, (and it said you are preparing for 6«r,) if a criminal, when put upon his trial, ...
... State of Trade—We art glad to be able to con. | linn tbc improvement noticed incur last in the state I trade. The sales printing cloth aid other calicoes ' | have this week been very considerable; and many buyers have been anxious extend their contracts ...
... these cases It is Loporiaut to keep the prethe words to view: It shall appear, upon the view ef anytwo or if the stud jmumres of peace, that emy While highway, brldleo ay, or I.*;tway, is unnecitailifyi s' It shall may be be by order if such./ .ul= ...
... manse of Lethnot, and carry oft* a lame hare to barn at a short distance; thither was cautiously followed, and there caught alive in the act of devouring his innocent victim.—Sever*! brent-geese have, during the trerk, visited the Sussex coast. Their appearance ...
... the town to spend iVWO. in law (which may easy be done in parish law suits), for the purpose of recovering €600.; —1 cannot see. I say. where they can gain point; but, on the contrary, do much mischief by keeping alive those feuds which, unhappily, have ...
... impro\ ing the minds and manners of man, by combining amusement with instruction, the stage may be deemed the great national school of Oratory. That soul-subduing art which is the language and e nerve of argument—without which the speaker is dull and ...
... to the Stage; an ! haring determiner) to enter upon the profession an actor, he studied the elements of the art under the tuition of the veteran After going through a course of reading with thi- able instructor, made bis debut the Richmond Stage, in the ...
... to Ihighterard, 14 the distress and misery which 1 his arrival, that he sent an e for a quantity of oatmeal to be i keep the pimple alive! This gentleman, was shocked at th misery which were presented t down the bed of misery, u of food, and resigned to ...
... arrived town. Among them is the son of Admiral Miaulis.—lt perhaps may not be generally known to the mercantile world, that all vessels coming from Alexandria (E.) with cotton, although they may be furnished •with clean bills of health, must perform quarantine ...
... convulsions, purging-, wmd in the s’cnaili, and all those disorders :lie bowels which prove so fatal infants, 'i his Canid: alive also allords die it ost effectual relief to persons in cases of cholic. Duxes, ami other violent cot. plaints in the intestines ...
... short description of himself, and progress on the Stage. After which, Master Burkes Brother and Pupil, MASTER WILLIAM BURKE, A Child of Three Years of Age, will make his first appearance on any Stage, and will play a Solo on the Violin, the favourite ...
... duty patentee, may make about Id. per mile more, that is, 1.5. 12s. Our total then t’lo. 4*. 3' d.; that is, ; between half and third of the expense for stage coaches, Hut it observed that have here set everything the advantage of the stage, particularly ...