... forward and said, I am sent with ,. Joseph Wolff, the grand Derveesh. The Queen of Eng- i land always sits with Joseph Wolff by her side, and the k Queen of England never does anythicg without first con- , sulting Joseph Wolff.-(Lauglhter.) The grand vizier ...

... two days' imprisonment bin ,to be Whipped. my A BITER BIT.-At the petty sessions, on Monday, Joseph the Shaw, an innkeeper, of Waterhead Mill, summoned Joseph col Lees, also an innkeeper, for biting his finger. It appeared to 'by the evidence that Lees ...

... effective. The other characters were wellsupported, particularly those assigned to Miss Fanny Baker, Messrs. Cathcart and Chamberlain. In the interlude of Is he Jealous? Mr. Anderson, as Mr. Belmour, kept the house in one continual roar. So much excellency ...

... appeared ire the London papers. wa 'A ~few days. after ha was surprised to receive, at his hotel, thi ithrough' the lord chamberlain, an. invitation, or perhaps i-nI I we should~ratber call it a command, to dine at the. Palace no at Windsor,: an honour ...

... fixed by Ecclesiastical Court of Richmondl e in- forthe perforril anee of penance in the church of Wakefield, by vi ,led Mr. Joseph Horner, senior, corn merchant and miller, a highly d to esteemned inhabitant ofthat town. Some1 monthissince Miss ti -ed ...

... office of chief magistrate, which is always to be depre- cated, will no doubt be avoided. COURSING.-On Tuesday last, Messrs. Joseph and Lazarus Hudson, of Crow Trees, Woodplumpton, held their annual coursing meeting, granted them by T. R. Wilson France, ...

... Preston. He was con- sidered to be an excellent whistler. CAsuALTizS AT SEA.-THazu LivaS LoST.-Yester- day week, the sloop Chamberlain, of this port, the pro- perty of Mr. Thomas Smith, ship carpenter, of the Marsh, left Preston with a cargo of coals, for ...

... delivered iii Duablin'. a~nI y On Thursday the puint was washed ashoro, and it was and o found to belon, to this flat Chamberlain, froim Preston, IV Jamnes Jami osn, master. Ha LIST OF PASsMEe RS PER THlE CANADA.-Laurdcd atr1 a I1ulioax.-Mr. C. J. Stewart ...

... Shaw, George Race, S A. White, Panelsh and servant, R. IV. James, C. Dord, F- Chamberlain, Seadding, Morland, Friend Colyer, Robert II Watson, March anid servant, Joseph Swift, George tI Steenike, Reid, George Moffatt, jun., Williamn Burlage, N K. eisuer ...

... what was, I am sorry to say, the I law of Austria-that great Roman Catholic power. Thie laws which were made by the Emperor Joseph were r of the most stringent description with respect to I the introduction of papal bulls and papal appoint. | ments and ...

... o00 each, one of which got into the hands of Mr. Philip Beyfus, of Bury-street, St. James's, and the other into those of Mr. Joseph Joel, 49, Strand. Both of these parties sued her and obtained judgment against her; and she, having no means of paying the ...

... 10 miles. For the on- so gmnat suggestion of the principle of this structure the comtril- lie sinners are Indebted to Mr. Joseph Paxton, to whom they feil lie their acknowledgements to be Justly due for tihis interesting fca. 3w tune of their undertaking ...