... Spottrp BEAUTIES OF BYRON. NO. XxYIV. CRiLDE NAROLD. Intending to conclude our extract from Cidle .lbroid this week, we tlnk this a fittingB opportu- nity to offer a few words in explanation of our mo- tive in giving these extracts from the writings of The age of cant is not yet over, otherwise it would be unnecessary for us to trouble our readers with the following remnarks,-remarks ...

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... paoetry. BEAUTIES OF BYRON. 5 N5O. XXIV. r eniLLDE IIAROL.D. f Intending toconclude our' extracts from Cbil(le llarold this week, we think this a fitting opportu- llity to offer a few words in explanation of our mo- live in giving these extracts from tile writings of BYRON. Th'o age of eant is not et over, otherwise it c wold be unnecessary for us t vronbie our readers v.ith tihe ...

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... Atbiews, I- ?? TIlE CONNOISSEUR-JANuAny. London: E. Mackenzie, 111, Fleet-street. The second volume of the Connoisseur opens with great spirit. The present month's number, besides containing many excellent articles, is em- bellished with a ihthographic engraving of VANnycK, from a portrait by himself. In this exquisite en- graving Mr. MAouIRE has exceeded all his former triumphs. In the ...

... Eleven o'clock on Tuesday last being ap- pointed as the hour when the remains of Whig- gery were to leave Downing-street, to which place they had been removed after the inquest, every avenue in the neighbourhood was densely crowded. The numerous relatives and friends of the deceased had arrived at an early hour in the morning. and precisely at the hour ap- pointed the melancholy procession was ...

... Eleven o'clock on Tuesday last being ap- pointed as the hour when the remainsof Whig- gory were to leave Downingstreet, to which place they had been removed after the inquest, every avenue in the neighbourhood was densely crowded. The numerous relatives and friends of the deceased had arrived at an early hour in the morning and precisely at the hour ap. pointed the mefancholy procession was ...

... AWIAO)ftlvo. TilE CONNOISSEUR_-JAaUlAY. london: E. Mackonzie, Ill, FIlee-etreot. 'i'he second volume of the Cu ooisqiseir opens with great spirit. The present auwoth's number, besides containing many excellent a.iicleg, is em- bollished with a lithographic engraving of VANS/CK, from a portrait by himself, In thiirerrisite en- graving Mr. MADoUIm liahs exceeded all iafooiner 1 triuimphs. In ...

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