... of the True Lovers' Knot. The plot of the open- ing is written by Mr. Buckstone, and the dialogue is racy fud amusing. The story turns upon the adventures of two pastoral lovers-Sylvanus, a woodman, and Belphewbe, a milkmaid. The pretty couple incur the ...

... Militia are quartered together. The former corps occupies the whole of the front block, and the lower stories of the back ditto, leaving the upper story of the latter to the three militia companies we have mentioned. The other companies of the Tower Hamlets' ...

... for two. Dinner being discussed, he left the house, and L. promising to return in a short thme, which he did with a cab. Both entered and drove off. After a rapid but short drive, the cab stopped at a large house, which stood back from the line of street ...

... for the restoration to his old quar- ters of one whho had so often, at this season, delighted his audiences with the famous story of Mont Blanc, the diverting relation of his adventures in China, and his keen views of social life in general. POLYTECHNE ...

... The playbill in whioh the legend and the personages are set forth exhibits a pleasant kind of unity, the division of the story into months, and the applicability of each section to the prefixed designation, betraying a happiness of notion, and a lud ...

... emigrant, and all enterprise and specuilation are at a standstill. In short, sir. when Providence placed such a glorious colony in the possession of England, it was realizing thd old story of throwing pearls before swine. The French have the reputation ...

... to superintend the arrangements for getting a good supply for next summer, when be was overcome by the cold and died in a short time after. The Unitarian denominations throughout the kingdom will regret to learn that the Rev. J. Harris expired at his ...

... paring-in Europe, Asia, Africa, and America. There amo have been Ministries overthrown in England,. and only dynasties cut short in Italy ; and a telrrible'~bow resp UE struck, under which one uf the most important, to 51 Ale because the most centrally ...

... ea attend a meeting, or to bear one farthing of the th expense. It was a worthy reparation, and the . historian sat for a short time again in Parlia- St ment, although an attack of heart complaint fe compelled him to avoid the excitement of public H speeking ...

... Sargent, backers at Davenport, Iowa, had closed their doors. The cause wu said to be the failure of their Boston house. A four-story warehouse i Broad-street, New York, had fallen in, killing two men and wounding s~everal others; and at Simsburg, Connenticut ...

... with hackram or stuffed out with cotton, so as to give his logs the appearance of being tvo big green pillows, and a very short tunic, which was composed of yellow, red, blue, and green, and lie had a turban of some glaring color, with the most comical ...

... letters, asking her assistance a to make all kinds of fortunes, in every coniceivable ma,,n- t be, ner and in inconceivably short periods of timne. (She hero it ?? read several speciasens of these letters.) She had received C -Ic half at bushel daily of ...