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... 11 I_.. ~ .. ~Uorrowtb .rifel. T*oTO - 'ONEWhat In the difference between a ship and a hen ?---Tie'hen lays otie egg, and the ship, lays to. lnever complained of my condition hut once, wben my feet were bare, and I had no money to bu) shoes; but I met a man without ?? contented with my lot.secd. . John, said a Yankee father to his son, when he caught him -shaving the' 5dovm 6ff his upper ...

... 11 ?? THE BEGGAR BOY. (ORIGINAL.) BY JOHN ORITCULEY PRUNCE. A beggar boy sank at a lordly door, Feeble with hunger and cold, His father had died, of the poorest poor And his mother waxed weary and old. He had left her alone In their sordid shed In darkness to mutter and rieve, And had come to crave for the bitterest bread Mid the snows of Christmas Eve. He saw the broad windows gaily shine, He ...

... MUSIC, THEATRES; &a. T11JAmTir ROYAX..-A new piece- entitled The' re King of the Alps, was produced on Monday at this establish- Co snent. What it was all about, we feel quite incompetent to I describe. Some clever scenery, and some artistic dancing, g were the leading feaures; and these are worthy of hearty 1 approval. fiss RIbsmaWright is a dancer of remarkable w. agility and grace, and ...

... f citng frolt lunceb I BRB PEI5IaS9 R.-Ljrd John Russell, tbe boldness of whose Britannic French Is wetll knd/w, has been pleased to enliven the Easter week with the lolowlog bon-toot' .Referring to the ap-' pointment of the Dode of Malakoff. his lordship ;Aid, Louis Napoleon has conqudied, after all ; he has obtained our consent to introduce his Police-here. Woburn Abbey was illuminated ...