... public will reap advantages by purchassinsg at this establislsment that are not to be met with elsewhere. In the show roosis may be seess drawing- room chairs, 6s. Od.; solid rosewood, Is. Wid; ditto, loo trables, £3 13s. d. s ?? chairs, 1s. ed.; ditto ...

... is a play which rarely fails to tell on the stage. Its rapid succession of incidents, tffective situations, and dialogue, which, spite of its sentimentalismu, has many strokes of genuine comedy, keep alive the attention from the first scene to the last ...

... tile Charge ?? of the United States residing in Nicaragua, have been made acquainted with these events, that they may take such measures as may seem to them proper, especially since the island of Tigre has been, by treaty approved of by the President, placed ...

... contains a long address to me on the subject of the sufferings of your country, snd the remedies which have been proposed or may be applied. I can assure you it gives me unfeigned pleasure to know that anything I have said or done for Ireland meets with ...

... among some of the customers who were in the hoase. The defence of Mr. Gill was, that when the disturbance commenced, anxious to keep the peace, he sent for the constable on duty, and when the constable came, he requested him to clear the house. The constable ...

... company, who are selling 0' stones of the first water, at less than the cost of manage. In the last intim a ti on th ere may b e more truth than is meant, albeit, there is no lack of purchasers. But the tremendous sacrifice of bankrupts' stocks, ...

... any way may interfere with the exercise of I despotic rule. In short, they are like so many cattle culti- vating the land for their masters at the bare expense of their keep. To demonstrate more clearly the difference of the value of labour, we may here ...

... Pringle says— He laya him down, to sleep away. In languid truce, the weary day. Whether this precarious mode of existence may, or may not, have influenced the personal appearance and stature of tba Bushmen, it is difficult to say; but more wretched-looking ...

... rival city of Monte Video, and may yet see him turn his obstinate powers of defence to the serious injury of European commerce, yet for the present are. content to take the assurances of hit pacific intentions for what they may worth. On these grounds, therefore ...

... Archangel and Riga .. 14 —l7 Danish. Macklenburgb, A Friwiand, feed .. .. 13 —lB The Stage and its Prospects.—A notion exists in the greenroom that the decadence of the stage may be traced m a great measure to a falling off in the literature of the drama. We ...

... farthing was extracted from them. The poor tenantry endeavoured to cultivate as much land as would enable them to keep themselves alive, and they succeeded in doing so so long as they had their potatoes and their pig to depend upon. And the merchants ...

... devoted to the fine arts of every degree and kindtins grand gallery, they propose, should suitably lighted J for the purpose from the top. In the lower part of the i building on the one side are the various council and committee-rooms which may be needed, and ...