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... the benefit of Bliss Emma Heywood, of whose performances during the present series 'we have more than once had I occasion to speak in flattering terms, Weber's grand and romantic opera Der Freisahutz will be performed hero to-night for the first time, ...
... hear news of an actor who literally took the town by storm. Mr. Sothern is now at N'owcastleon-Tyne, and the local journals speak in the warmest terms of his reception and his per- formance. The .erccastfe Daily .orrRal of Taesday says: In spite of the ...
... Bolland did not cease preaehing be should be obliged to take him into custody and disperse the crowd. Bolland refused to stop speaking, and said that if other persons were allowed to come there and preach-to a crowd he did not understand why he should suffer ...
... will naturally eugage the early attention of the Company, eBeh, for example, as Madras. SlunaPore, and Isurraehee; not to speak of many very important Railway Sta- tions in the interior of India, where there ace now no Hotels at all, and where, at a ...
... to designate it-entitled. A Night in the Dismal Swamp, or the Phantom Fight. Of the plot it is almost unnecessary to speak, for in all this class of entertainment the scenery is ' the thing. Neverthe- less it may be necessary to say that an enthusiastic ...
... LerhIrsea 555:1 othsersof thle higheostcipeepacrility lea~ve srend them miloer every descniptlon of snetal, and in thisir letters speak coss- hlridaty of their excellemme aud disrabbilty, I lied gene into clefs essinrsit with sosnewhats of a6 prejuissei aga1ins ...
... Enltigcems and c~m of the highest recpectatdility have issed themn upon every deociription of metal, and in their letters speak can- fldently of their excetleoge and duraibility. I had gene late tubl enquitry 'is-ith semen-hat of A prejedice gant aond ...
... deceased falling upon the floor. He was horrified on turning round to find that thegentleman. whoa moment before had been speaking to bime, was lying on the floor a bloody corpse. The unfortunate man had placed the munzle of the pistol over his left eye ...
... was exceedingly dishonest. COUN rat' Norcts.-In a paragraph under this head, which appeared in the Post of yesterday, on speaking of the wheat crops, it is stated good judges set down the yield at sixteen bags to the acre. 'lis only applies to particular ...
... of 12,by'esr.ieafon lonsau Paquis, and hiundroris Of othearit of merit. 3rd. To tlbs list of newspapers on ibo other sIde, speaking of tbis slid icy otlier inventions. 4th. To ltme iavoice (in my peseesslon) from this Metal Workrsof lslr. Merln, of Nantorre ...
... will attend as a deputation; and that several well known and highly esteemed ministers of our owVI town have promised to speak on the occasion. DISTnISSING SJICIDE IN HNALXY Si'RSEFT.-Betteen nine and ten o'clock yesterday morning, Mr. Henry Hardy, the ...
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