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... NOTES ON NEWIST ABBEY. From the lfS. Jojernd of a General Tour Joy Sir P iv7'wrd i'hilliTs. None of my readers would forg've me if, being -n-:thl: c'ght or nine miles of Newstead Abbey, I bad forborne to seek an opportunity of indulging my own cur.cs ty, and gra- tifying their enthusiasms in regard to the genius who ?? in future tines distingu sh the agre of Gcorge the Fourth. From ?? iron ...
... 1 w- One of our cotemporaries, whose celebrated criticism I on Coriolanus (that little typographical slip, as he called it,) highly amused the public some time since, ap- pears to be ...
... I7arftit.t air nd $ystem of Blockade-The following cap.a ae? stuck isv for the amusement of the memberstt of change:-~ To the. Chairman of the Comeit the ait Sir5 I am desired by the Earl of Aberdee ...
... corrtopqn C. the ile. SAILING OF SHIPS ON THE LORD'S DAY. ale, Whether it be sight ID the sight of God, to hearken unto You La Iit, mor0e thantion to God,iudge ?? 4,219. q isc, l WVe TO THE EDITORS. ...
... LONDON, WEDNEsDAy Y Russia end Turkey.-A German mail e bringing Frankfort papers to the 2Wl instant i * of the 17th. They do not contain any newsth Viet .war subsequent to the bulletin dated October P ...
... MANUFACTURES IN AAMCA. The progress of North America in manufactures merits R the attenton of the political economist. It has taken place X not merely Ai consequcnce of the commercial restrictions of the msanufactur.ng nations of Europe, but of the unprodue V tiveness of captal employed in agriculture in the northern t states. The ease w ith which land can be acquired, disin- c dines labourers ...
... T2UE UNITARI9 DZSEXTERS AN'D JEWS DENOUNCED. it appears by the York papers, that the Rev. Dr. Raffles, of t this town, a fetw days since, unceremoniously consigned over to r perdition all those numero ...
... cii - - I i J TO THlE EDITOR OF THE TIMfES. , SIP.,-Althoug I aniltogether a Churchman, and some little .ofa Tory, I ws a readerot' the Gazette during all the time you i Iconducted it. 'As.I.'endured your polit.cs-so long, perhaps you, i 'wvil suffer mefor once,. to entreat that you will not suffer your zeal 'or a- refurne of our. church to carry you too far. The rage for ?? on, s.tys the ...
... THE FASTIVAL. Dr. Johnson once in his bov-wow way said, tSir, Ianm more certain that I shall do good bi, giving a guinea. fora pineapple,1 taif I gave the guinea: away'. This notion of getting.some- thing for his money, seems to have'been a favourite one with the: lexicographer. -One morning, when Boswell 'was breakfasting with him, he said:- A man cannot make a bad use of money, so far as ...
... COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS ON THE Ist INSTANT. PUltCHASES NEAR WALLASEY POOL. The public has been informed that the Corporation have re- cently made some extensive purchases in the neighbourhood of Wallasey ...
... r ?? 4---rau I lit t?,-n If E. -I! James )1ilnroy, Ml'Pherson, from Demerara at this port. On l I ul. 1);iked ;o the crew of the Sell Gull, Ltwrence, from St. sin's, N. B. for the Coast of Africa, whi ...
... I I FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1828. . ~ ~ - RVASIk AND TURlEY.-The war between these two I barbarian powers has assumed a most formidable charac-l a our politicians are alike at a loss to predict the b issu ...