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THEATRE ROYAL. - *A~

... appearance of the stage is. usiwber ilwe a fsitch ,,Ifrom a bleoak show vieso to a gay fobrme foet-ti ,, ade, is serty sdr-oitly, .elieofd and reflects equal- somdc~dt0 o hat the painter and -the mechanist. ;, tuct Our space a-ill not pot-mit no to~enla,-ge on ...

MISSING—A GREAT MAN'S COURAGE

... -oflDubner,`y mal tonetotd~c so lad sway -on- ithis -Ponvinelrin Me Norris, -Ia tho ii1772, andcrtool a jouannoy thitiier to obaserve she- ritanactrae -a a pn-a ear of rhis eatraattlttyp tetoad to make tt9 aerrangmnte .-otafr ~tht ?? o.at nlihtrade. fi do pase ...

A3 li C. a Tern SeSE

... be was a tisird time -apprehended, and finally con- signed to Sydaey. Here his natrural tnaleets 0000 broueght isim into eerier, end a reforonation in) his hrabies gained hinm a deg,,ree of respensobiliry. About night years age, he rer- aceived, a free ...

FRENCH CHAUNT OF THE YEAR 1789

... gossamner Watchman ! what of the Tries a The nations are hushed-a thousand years Grinm with the woe and the soul-wrunr tea's; And the cell's and the silent midnislta' fears Are rolling into view! e a Watchman ! chat of the Timess, The vampire hath paused ...

THE SCOTTISH REGALIA

... piece of p aprr with a 1etter, a.re no longer lsabi toteparate cates of post -bucnt aei-u to be cheb &f. ais shogle)only A cie piece of paper in only dianrogable with wbsegipontrgc, whalecer mabe written-upon n:. *S-.Doe 'rxns0oo Son.XE a-rIN Lrt -.-Arfl Iri* ...

LITERATURE

... gige it then interost which its impnrtance de-_ I? coc and to 'place a knowledge of it on a joroper bosifs. Pt FnI~O t~er uolo~es on this sounjert basogooil onoft i littineo a u.Itolr chat nisoy caono berh regrged,I as cantaining R -con teie'requticitn rdanibor ...

LONDON FASHIONS FOR DECEMBER

... always writh a strilse at the edge of a diffirlent hue. 'i'he trimming is, in general, in a vcry light style; if flowers are employecd a sprig is placed on one side nt the bottom of the crown. and depending on the brim ; it issues from a ...

LITERATURE

... interesting specillmerls of oar inatioiial cc- clesiustical architecture. LEe h Rs, iu a lhigi degrce, succeeded in giving us n bcanetiful and correct r epre- sentaltion. There is a fiidelity and picture-like force in hin drawvings-an attention and closeuess to ...

THE DRAMA

... in the wvinter seasom. A hive of beos swarmed yesterday at Camer:on Banik, near this city, belonging to Mr A. John- ston, Cameron Bridge. r FIRE.-About ono o'clock on Friday afternoon; a fire was discovered in the top tlat of' a hottse it M'Conochlie's ...

LITERARY NOTICES

... that has fur a .consdtramle 'time issued from the press. The well- 0 known initials on the title page at once betray to whomI e whe oelaitt; but their evidence was not ?? to mark it a, thea production of a most accomplished female. It a mwaybe consideredhas ...

LITERATURE

... o Eto.tAND, by Home and SMOlleit, aith a LCattinistioh by the Reverend .1. S. titghos, B.D. s, ;Vijtlri. ods.A., J. N p1,y, Al. A; Is3,. of Thisoittilrae contains the history of England from ies 1786 toqtf794,a period remarkalle, for the import- ad ance ...

GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONS

... ) AN EVENINr D ?? A Diebitsch pelissee made r s ther long; it has Astracan for on the edges three quatters cfan inch wide; the ileeves are large, particiularly at top, tbe'bick, at thevvist, Isa gathered in like a pelisse, and has a rich bullion fringe ...