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... Marquis of Normanby, Lady Wyehcote, Lady and Miss Macaonald, Sir Henry and Lady Meux, Sir Minto and Lady Farquhar, Earl of Cardigan, Mrs. Milner Gibson, &c. &c. Haymarket.—The most popular comedies have been those which aim at reflecting on the the manners ...

... of a distinguished gentleman who has been, in direct contradiction oi the truth, charged as our accomplice — the Right Hon. John Wilson Choker. Mr. Cro ker never wrote a line in the Standard in hia life ; and we have every reason to believe that in 1827 ...

... advanced towards him. I had approached within three or four paces, when another :man left a ceighbouring terrace and held back his arm. Ile then took me to his house, and warmed me for two or •three minutes, after which he took me to his sleeping place. There ...

... Anderson exhibited her wonderful powers of execution very much to advantage in some of Hies’s variations ; and the inimitable John Parry amused and delighted the crowded audience with powers of execution of different description. Mr. F. Chattertou, in harp ...

... of this body, on Monday, was rendered more than usually interesting by the presence of Me. O'Connell, and other repeal Mr. Grattan, M.P., presided, and expressed a hope that as the weather was so hot there would he . nothing said by any one calculated to ...

... New York ;Chaoe, ditto; ocean Queen, Quebec; Acadia, Quebec ; Lotus, Quebec; AUda, Rotterdam ; Harmony; St. John’s, New Brunswick; Britannia, John’s, N.B. , __ CLEARED OUTWARDS.—The Mary Ray, for Deroerara; Ma jestic, Malta, Patras, and Zante; Ferrolano ...

... Leon taken; a l I common Sal- orl 'meet Pile Cheapolde 575 Mots- tis. Thooneun std I Ira. 361 arm- Eurdek in. York I t Illeapurt, sad ship, Imeester. Grattan and Co rude of lOU tons Any medicine • ig applied te. slit lust bet.. very li- F Peterviturgh ...

... concitia- I «ion, they would strike the leading staff out of the I hands of these men, and they would no longer require I an armed police to protect the peaceably disposed in- I habitants. noble lord said that the murders in I Ire' and would be on the heads ...

... wrong proceeded. Thus, if a forgery is committed on one of John Smith’s blank checks, the bankers know at once that it was tom from John Smith’s book, and probably by some one who had access to John Smith’s strong box. The general view taken here is that ...

... killed ; First Lieutenant, Mr. Sanderson, wounded ; Sergeant Gillon, Royal Marines, shot through the arm ; James Cottle, leg amputated since ; John Davis, George Thompson, J. M'Braith, George Perkins, and William Love), Royal Marines, wounded. Our captain ...

... the office of Mr. Belcher, King's Arms-yard, Moorgate-street. J. Calthorp, iron master, Isleharn, Suffolk—a div. of ls. 2d. in the pound, June 18, and three following Ttiurslays, at the office of Mr. Belcher, King's Arms-yard, Moorgatestreet. W. Attwater ...