... FlIENDS AND AcquAiNTANcrS.-A manl who had lived much in society, said that his acquaintances would fill a cathcdral, but the pulpit would hold his ?? Aiscellany. T'it PaoFEssioN or Tim Lkw.-An able writer describes the lawv as a profession which opens out the recesses of the soul, habitually forces imposture into light, and cross-examines the villain into reluctant veracity. ren PERsrIRATORy ...

... Vametrp. CLIFTON LAYS.-No. 1. TIEP LAY OF LANSDOWN-PLACE.C TnEtIS wat ?? EO n tati-as the story goes- Who, to spite lls thce, crt oil his nlose: At Cittoti tbis sld tuitch toore theey do, They Cut itl tieir etelititours' noses too IFor, 'iti spitetul spirit tud timerciless hood, Thor olI thlleir owa sid their neighibotrs' land; Awl, w itih vlltit Folly altldslitliless face, Deforom their owil ...

... I'octril. CLIFTON LAYS.-No. 3. 'r1I3 LAY OF THE VALLEY. Timr.)vwas when rutler soundstl Woei never heoart! Il ?? fallr vaile taltl sole's tO IIiC 5Wret Iir'l And olt, as eveningr ealilo'lhe Il''lirltigalo lletiled tlis-ilk 11itei wtll tile liver's talc; ulit now arc le Il tlese WWHtiC'lers ol S te wn Aml os, ea liuiat I feitit lark M iselilel broodS; towv Sound os Iutil. . fillr l the saill ...

... Woctrp4 A THIRENODY ON TEii APPROACItING DEMISE OF OLD MOTlJIIR CORN-LAW. [IY THlOiMAS MIOORIE] I err-T sve: it is ?? tilst, (tar dealr old rthW' ?? i, cast ! 'lint, ?? laldr, ot ?? tlersec Ts a, near her (viii as site well call tie AoQl meintli will tal-ljakr raters of bread Jtojolee, when they see tier tfirly dead: For liever, Jitslit anielit Iledeac dlowt To tile tate ilrs. Ilrowrilgg, of' ...

... tcratulre. pciifi',rl j)ie'iioevsr'yr 1st1. I--C. Ktisight & Co., Ludsgate-street, I Lossiton1. I The(, asssorsirt ol' USCef1 Isll'ort IrtIIIH0 ?? into thiS ?? I is sineniire. Asi 'asr i usra clecr' twl efui of tile gr'eatest rite to :iii Classes tit' politiciansl, and also to personsi engge Ill trtttiller'ct, manuasstctutres, aind general punrsuits. It, ltit, ee itis werts whichies ssst long ...

... E oral Intdifamcc. TIIE THEATRE. On Monday evening the Danscsees rjeinnoises, whose perform- 3nces iii Paris, Vienia, and at the Italian Opera, London, pro- duced quitc it scrisation, comrnenced ass engagement for three nights at this establishment. There was a considerable attend- anec, bat not such a house as would, we should think, make a fair return to the nuniagement for the very heavy ...

... k:Otrp. CLIFTON LAYS.-No. 2. THE LAY 01 THE DRYADS. 0,OSWiET NVIIR tile timo Whie our favourite haulits Vere weot tii tiose ?? to be 0o fai rer'-1 lb l d 'eitr tllt~lili dr n eaflld, And eeono Were so hti)llv AI3 WC! Blithelv ive roved titi(iilb diligic and dell, Or oi inmsso ien;ks 'Ve not ayfear, ?? tholdigt 'lot olfl':iall~l¢e-:-ve fel t nlot s ea Andl N6 fro tl ' Otr thin I;wety, At ...

... EUINF.NCE AND F AME NOT ATTAINABLE5 WITIIOUTf 'roiE.- it is a very great error to Suppose that my art has besoaCC e SO exccedinly easy to me. I assure you that there is scarcely any OII vI110 HO worketd at the study of' composition ns I have. Yoi could hardly itiletion any famous composer whose writings I hlave 2ot diligently and repeatedly studied throughout.- Mozart. TiEI PUNISIIIMENTOr ...

... , SCENE ON TIlE INDUs.-ICurracItee, 11th September, IS2.- s The General Sir C. Napier offered me a place on his staff, which l Offer I gratefully accepted. With deep regret I bid fareovell to e the family at Aflznagon-leouse, and accompanied by the eneral and his sons, embarked on,3rd September in the Zcsnseia, 670 , tons Besides Sir C. Napier, we hsced on board 2' officers, 100 soldiers of ...

... Utcraturc. Phe British Quearterly Rcvieu, Neo, lP., Noerember.-Jnckson and Waltbrd, 18, St. Paul's Clurchyard, London. The present nomber of The British Qees'rstery ?? with anz article on German Philosolphy and Christian Theology. TheS career of the leading German philosophers and transcendental- it ists, with notices of their writings and leading dogmas, are briefly touched upon, down to ...

... DottItp. TME SONG OF STEAM. Tile following beautiful and powerful stanzas, by aOw. Ccutter, arc co- lied from ein American paper, tile LCekilCi ;tWRy iegilsteC:- H1ARNMSS 111(IonVII AVith yoer Iron Wantsll, Be score of loor curb ?? rehlo; For I scorn thle pwvr of' your pily luhands As tile ?? s0orns1a Chainl. it How' I ?? tias i bi 1 conceliald fron Sight For 11ItilS It lllitless hour, At tile ...

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