... The following vessels are lying at Margate with loss of bulwarks, anchors, cables, chains, sails, bowsprits, and masts :—The John Poyntz, from Youghal for London ; the Ellen, from Terceira, for London ; the Reliance, from Plymouth ; the Vesper, from Lisbon ...

... occasionally indulges, we would earnestly recommend him to eschew, as being as little human as humorous. The little Mrs. Grattan had to was pleasingly done, save and except that she should bear in mind that it is the province of the audience to look at ...

... Poole. To conclude with the New Comicality ca lled PUNCH'S PANT 14.111 ME; or, HARLEQUIN KING JOHN, and MAGNA. CHARM. By the Writers of Punch. King John, Mr. W. H. Payne ; Harlequin, Mr. J. Ridi,, , way ; Pantaloon, Mr. Garden ; Columbine, Mrs. J. ...

... examination.—Printed forms may be obtained on application at the office of Messrs. Palmer, Mackillap, Dent, and Co., 11, King's Arms-yard—Jan. 18, 1843. THE MORNING HERALD. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING will be performed the Opera of KING ARTHUR; ...

... she was compelled to sing her pieces in the first part) being engaged to sing at a concert in the evening at Step- ney. Mr. John Parry, who, as usual delighted his hearers, was similarly situated, being engaged to sing at the Bridge Hotel in the evening ...

... place in Epworth-street, London road. About half-past one o'clock alack of three chimneys, fell upon the roofof the house of John Pace, an industrious journeyman organ pipemaker, and carried it through two floors into tbe cellar below. On the first floor ...

... Braunton ; | John Jeffries, his servant-boy ; and George Slocombe, laboure “3 were apprehended on Tuesday night, having |o0 carts in their possession a quantity of tobacco (ex- ceeding | ewt.) which they had taken from the wreck of the “John Lilly,’ on ...

... R. Haycock, Colonel Wingfield, Mr. T. Penson, Captain Bridgman, Mr. Loxdale, Mr. D. W. Corbet, Mr. Penton Corbet, the Rev. John Rock, &c. The Countess Fowls, the Ladies Herbert, and other ladies of distinction, made their appearance in the gallery of ...

... good trade. It is a great fault with merchants in the United States sending their vessels out not half armed; even the vessel I am in is not armed as she should be, although better than most American vessels on the coast. PROGRESS OF THE BIBLE IN CHINA ...

... over the people of Great Britain as regards taxation, and have the richest soil in the United Kingdom, they are all up in arms against the new Cornlaw Bill and the Tariff. They would allow reciprocity when it suited their own interests, but ien it benefits ...

... and the life-boat. Her anchor is down, and the flowing tide washing over her. The Ceneus is a light collier belonging to Mr John Ilalliday of' this port, and it appears came in contact with ano- ther vessel during a heavy fall of snow, which pre- vented ...

... great distress, uniting them in one universal ferment, makes them forget respect, and emboldens them to carve their wants with armed force ; and then, sometimes, they break in upon the rich and sweep all like a' deluge. But this rar e ly happens but in the ...