... Police-office, Mr. John Shaw, ptoprietor of a public.house in Williamson.square was, on an information instituted by the ixcise, convicted in the mitigated penalty of £25 and costs, for vending spirituous liquots without a license. Another information, which ...

... For BOSTON, The tine American Ship CHAT M, 4r,.• -Hidna nnsorg,Maste ~ Burthen 470 tons, coppered and co r-fastened, a • - - .fast sailer of the first class, and 411 known as a superior conveyance for freight or passage. Apply to Captain RICHARDSON, On ...

... \A. A ) ' 3Peculating on the British Constitution, omits from his enumeration the mighty power of Public Opinion, embodied in a Free Press, which pervades, and checks, a nd perh a p s , i n at resort, pearly g - overns whole, would give but ...

... EET. a chat_ of lAITZ'S FEATS of DEXTERITY, (with thAn,47..:erformance,.) present MONDAY EVF,IfeIwNi?I,I it IV yh e 4 4c e ir y 6 I v i ;typing during the week. , i v n g Perfo e t, e the Ist July, will be in to ~ utids for c rma— e on L l , A i l litS ...

... remarked h l hadb qui ity, that eno longerany claim to eso es the country o ith a heavy burden. Laws saall a' --this evil. In the exantinatiou cif this matter taking upon him a semi-official step, which was, moreover, addressed, and added, pointing to the ...

... and prolific pen has ever sketched. She is a most incomprehensible creature. Here is a story, in fact, all about nothing. The lady had a brace of keys in her hand, one of which locked up all the others of every department : twirling them about on her finger ...

... some morning visitors—friends horn a distance—for whom, a ft e r a hearty welcome, and son i c cordial chat, 1 ordered luncheon, for the wine and the with which orders my m p i l s e e a r s i e es l n : a e , ...

... s s is ho e w d a b g y a l i r n m st , h a i n m d . _wou_ld i c h ar t : pique. Such, in addition'to charges in the This act of Mr. circular, was a deep insult. Having pleaded as 3 ' l ogla , r t l_w/ a r , s ...

... hat the respective Companies shall go to Paz liamtnt for to make a Line, commencing at the Line of the Birmingham and Gloucester hallway Company, AL or about A.?;bott's Wood, thence within a convenient distance the east side of Worcester to join the Grand ...

... me; and a more singular scene 1 never beheld. On the left hand of the door of entrance, sat the proprietress of the baths a beautiful woman of about forty, in a dark turban, and a straight dress of flowered cotton, girt round the waist with ...

... cried a lusty market gardener's carman to a long-eared Milesian, who was trudging along at a swinging pace, with a load on his head, the orter day, in the Garden, they are a precious sight too long for a ...

... harsh and unjust Cl a set of old and zealous servants; how far they have wit unnecessattly extended the punishment awanled to these servants, for a fault which thy the cult a Directors' own snowing) atittoitut6 an j , M.titient, not a 'moral crime; how ...