... of their p ofession in the histrionic art. It was a very bold, but at the same time a very judicious step, ifi the lessee of Drury-late, to engage C. Kean upon his own terms, viz., 501. a night, besides a benefit, and the nights to extend to the numbetbf ...

... A B[IRIDIVAY TRXIUTE: A)DDRSSED TO HIER ROYAL HiIGHINESS TILE PRINICESS ALEXANDRIINA VicTroRlIA, ON A'rTAINING lIER EIGHTEENTH YEAR, BY L. . L., NVITII A PoRTRAIT. on Wiein tas the diy- the loveliest 'if its hours? Iti iehourwhv le Inotrtinlg breaks to ...

... was made for his wife by way of dower, and the sum of 6,0001. a year was granted for that purpose. After a time a child was born, and 6,0001. a year more was given for its care and education, of course to cease when that education was finished. In the course ...

... 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 ...

... there!- Ini plas.e of joy a gloominess resides, A- Atil turdsty wrhere sprightlines l.ate dwelt. owv, why this chansge t Let Lil erty decide- That ashiUest gift from he:tven in blessing sent. Hear, then, her voice!-han has a free-born sou,' Averse to ...

... -telL Ama ' Mater once!-tnore she isfair-? -A wi ?? -t hbu - gilglis:'rnor~ebrig t thani a star the' die sk is ?? 'l'bougb you are as cross as che~corents of: d sis, (4) Thougb: false as a bishop, sold light as a feather, ?? Dear Peel, 14t -us lii,-let us ...

... talent, and, h! m3.ey peirlts, the first ?? was a gratifying display of it. | the birst piere, a syvisphony in G minor, by 2t5, Cipn 52M} Potter (a Inamne which rezeinds us of that of the mlidshiptman in a popular eroval Mr , b,,,us (aCiesr Tip), as, performed ...

... foudtulo contain a series of reports on the 12W mi~les Q projected railways now before parliament, and also a table ?? thelength, cost, tunnelling, curves, &c. of eachfof the Frailways for which bills are now in rogress through. parliament, and a statement of ...

... blood, tand tears. r l lay second JDaaiel tit yard arm of Royal ?? J s itae l te Kit ! a AIid ttin witing ofhis txxil, (ship dresss d in Orange a colours) awitig!a Cisarinarvn, April, 1833. I - ...

... not make ?? heard through the brazen din ; and a comuie duet, containing a playful quar. rel between a country ?? and girl, terminated in a roar of trumpets drums, and trombones, that might have served for a musicaf description of the battle ...

... which she hits off a chlaracter. For instance, ?? says of Lord Marcljont that he is a disciplinarian in small matters, lie has a genius for furniture, and piques himself on screens and arm-chairs. We take front ' Ethel Churchill a few extracts at random ...

... .~~ ~ I '4 ' - :IF . . FR EAST A RIDING FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL 8110W. The first show of this Society; for thais dson, took plice on Wednesday, in the Assembly; Rooms, Bever- ley. The .Compmay present was exceedingly nume- rous. The Rev, W. L. TuoaOXoN ...