... LlTr1ZATURIL AND NEWSPAPER CHAT. I _ ~ _ REMINISCENCES 01 THE REV. R. HALL, A M. (By john Grecne.) HIesaid, 'Now, sir, if you plemtse, I should like to call on Mr. -, a dissenting minister, sifter dinner, tind save a pipe. He is a vely ...

... lutely thrown a-V n te puichase of a slave in such a temper as this. F a s ., corunme twice as nucb as he earns. It is [ot utl- _t 4r, a .rlse o omaij slavetG sell hlnself. To bring a hligh, price in the ...

... successfully through a very heavy season, actually lost two ppounds by his benelit ! Poor George Smith, the powerful bass singer, used facetiously to call such a benefit a meeting-of creditors ; and on one occasion, when asked by a friend how lie got on ...

... picture-` Oce or tie cehiltiren will namne a cottage, atiother a mutsios, others a rock, a brook, a lill, an orccar l, a shepierd, a sliep I htriless, ...

... than the other, a com- a parison or their joints shows how superior the nminusmof Is n Inust have bsaen in strength and bull. Fron a part of the skil which has been preserved, it appears that the aniaial was furnished with loug hair, a fict ahfording strongr ...

... THEATRICAL ClI-T CHAT. GARraICr CL3s3.-A Dinner was given to Lord Mulgrave on Satuiday, by the Garrick Club, which was very numerously at- tended. The object of it was to give a social tribute to his Lord- slilp before his departure fur Jamaica, and it ...

... the ground, she was tiatken to Epsom in her carriage. Her Ladyship complains much of a pain in her back. ?? burning of a body for the purpose of concealing a murder is a case so very rare, that the annals of crime in this country give us but one instance ...

... venom'd snake A rattle, which his motions mark, Whence all things warning take: So In Sir Henry we perceive A quality preservative, Which makes him loud defiance breathe 'Mongst men or peace conservative. Sir Henry Is a perfect rnodelof a soldier-all buttoned ...

... tearing A of theesurplices, no robbere of the a-lms.bors She buil: V a seiate-house likewisr, glorious in its kind; and nov it cousts her a welliigit mtortlsl effort to sveep it clewr A, of vesinin, anti get the soofttade rain-tight. ...

... lbour without a murimr Here it isll Orncer, there a sailor, a cottOlI SPilnileri a weaver, a i Sith. Io.r a miller; indeed, it performs tile wri of each and all Iof them; and, though R snaill creature, it ...

... Edindurgh Observer advises the Manager to shut up shop ;-tells a story of a brother Manager, who, on a late occasion, opened his house to five persons in pit and galleries. The Ma^ager went into a great passion, scolding those who came, not those who ataid ...

... finish tis piece fwr tint purpoe inimedlately. He was aware that hi. Easter Spectacle as quite as fit for a tl agecly, or a coniedy, as fuo a grand opera whicht tact be stated. He concludes suomebody did reniodtel and re-write the piece ; not being in ...