... world, this Alsanac 3 munst prove a valuable auxiliary; and to the teacher asld pro- fessio nal artiste it cans be little short of als absolute steces.ary - Vide Northern Whig, Belfast, Dec. 18.-Londos : R. COCKS ansd CO., New Burlington-street, and ...

... and related this story without being able to authenticate it, till, on happening to mention it to mj friend. Dr. Welah, toil mo that knew p4rfteHy authentic, and knew who the party woo. 1 was daligbted with this confirmation of the story, I think one of ...

... parties, under their several names and aliases, had cut out for themselves. Their operations in Edinburgh and Leith were cut short. They had had a much larger run in Liverpool and London; and hence the far greater proportion of the letters above referred ...

... those improvoments and exertions which are necessary to the proper and profitable cultivation of the soil, and that nothing short of leases in perpetuity. with rents regulated according to the common method of regulation, that of tho value of agricultural ...

... the Queen’s visit to Ireland. U\tmar*‘bt.- The burlesque which styled by the play-bill piece of .'me,** Is founded on the story related In the Arabian Nights,'* of Ai&anam and the Kwj of the Genii. Ths subject is well ud for dranstie trestinsnt, end toe ...

... in a policeman, to whom he communicated what lisd happened. Previously, however, the other prisoner (Pratt) had been for a short time in the house, but the moment the policeman was called in he ran out of the place, and was not seen there again. The witness ...

... from Calcutta. She dresses in trowsers, and wears a thin hat and red shirt, as most of the miners do, and her hair being cut short, is ' not suspected of being woman, probably, one-tenth the persons who see her. The first time I saw her, I was digging in ...

... edges, for Christmas Presents for Little Ladies and Little Gentlemen, both Amusing and Instructive. Wincti is BEST? Being Stories about the Five Senses, and Divisions of the Globe. Sixteen Illustrations. CRIPTURE NATURAL HISTORY. With Aj Twenty-eight ...

... very large proportion I of assemblage consisted of horsemen, and the number of persons on Site ground could not have fallen short of five thousand. Timotst O’ScLLiTAN.Esq., of Prospect. Lodge, was unanimously called to the chair. Th« Her. John O'ScttiVAN ...

... throat appears to be completely exhrsustsd Icoo sad tire voice to be nearly gone, two or three (at mest fomir) wvill, in tlse short space of half an hour or so, copetel rstore its flexibiltan poe, c and they do0 not act ats a mere temporary exciting resledv ...

... cattle, feragedke., it dontained was destroyed. While this work of destruction was going on, the melee want to a house at a short distauee from the spot, and by uttering a cry of gee iudneed the inmates, a woman and her daughter, to run out, when he de ...

... Harlequin and Good Queen lies*,” however, quelled the riot, and all went on smoothly, except the stage, where Sir Waller Scott’s story of Kenilworth pantomized made much stir; the Earl of Leicester, harlequin; and Queen Hess, columbine. A good deal of the fun ...