... to the events in Paradise: proving the Temptation and Fall of Man by the in- strumentality of a SERPENT TEMPTER. By the Rev. JOHN BATHURST DEANE, M. A. late of Pembroke College, Cambridge; Curate of St. Benedict Finck; and Evening Preacher at the Chapel ...

... Avignon was stopped by hand from 10 armed men on the 24. b February, in mistake for the tumbrils which carry to Toulon money for the to Aig'ers.—2,o64 emigrants from Ireland, and 146 from Great Britain,arrive.■ atSt. John's, New Brunswick, in 1829.—The Duchess ...

... Geucial of Sbippiu,, Ciuluiui, Loiidou, 57 years. May ),at Brambling, aged 13 months, Eliza Anne, daughter John Wood, esq. (i. N. April 18, Mr. John Harris of Lower Hardres, aged 40. April 19, at Gravesend, aged after painful dines of tjvo years, Mungo, ...

... Mr. John Lamer Ward, manager of a company of comedians now at Eltham, was about retiring to rest, when be was alarmed the shrieks of some females, who were calling for help. Sir. Ward instantly aroused Mr. one of his company, and both having armed themselves ...

... Grinstead, Sussex, plumber. toad, PTS. Chiswell-s'reet, Finsbury, licensed vict oF sol. Clarke, Basioghall-street-—J. F. Bardwell, Arms Buildings, Wood-street, ; sol. Rolls Buildings, Fetter Lane—F. Walker, Koaresb Yorkshire, grocer; sel. Blakelock and Fiddey ...

... of Augustus Howard, late of Great Marlow, hung herself ina fi of insanity at High Wycombe. On.the same day, John Dimameck, an apprentice, John. €olline, shoemakes, of Great Marlow, was committed te Aylesbury gaol by Sir Wm. Clay- on, Bart., and the Rev ...

... is subscribed. and the deposit '2l. 10*. at the time of purchase. Tlie Marquis f Lansdowne. Marquis of ellesley, Earl of Cardigan, Karl Fitzwilliam. Karl of Denhiuh, and Lord Milton, were re-appoirled a provisional Committee. Mr. Wilson, the projector ...

... TRUSTEE-S. LO Lord Viscbunt Mlilton. IIA. Spottiswoode, Ensq. It. P. LO Sic John Dean Paul, Bapt. I Gea. Frederick Cnirden, Esq. LO PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE. LO (Shareholder.) LO Sir John Dean PaaL. Dart. G (eo. Frederick Cardenn, -Esq. LO Sir Robert Price, Bart ...

... enhanced its pu! inasmuch as being a part of that vast proper “ Mine Hostess of this Jon” has the exelusive ri give almission to Cardigan’s adopted Favourite ” not perhaps generally known, that the invalunble of books—coilection of pictures by all the atn —sculp'ure ...

... Netherlands. Bly ?? Colley Grattan. Complete in otis volutme': al Nethertlans in mthe Sixteetth Censtury.-Painting, whirls had s languished isefore the fifteenth century, sprung at once, into a eunew existence from the invention of John Van Eyck, known Ibetter ...

... The former had (say* Mr. Grattan) the distinctive characteristics of tho Saxon race—talent* for agiicoltnre, navigation, and Com* meree—perseverance rather than vivacity—and more courage than taste for the profession of arms: the latter, on the other ...

... follow out that perilous profession—an instance of youthful intrepidity very rare among the order to which be belongs. Mr. Grattan, his History of the Netherlands, states that one of the most violent factions which ever existed any countrv, took place Holland ...