... one leg. carry a basket his mouth, and run away when lie is told that policeman is coming. —(7. A. Sala. Not Bad. —A true story is told hv dealer who had advertised eye glasses, by the aid of which person eouid read easily the finest print. Irishman called ...

... various devices, were upon the floors—marble statuette', and curious vases upon nicely-carved stands, attracted notice it short intervals—ratv and elegantly framed pictures decorated the walls— full she mirrors, in which the self complacent at times wondered ...

... shortly after the year 700, and was fully recognised and developed* during the eighth century, Charles Marlello* Pepin the Short, and Charlemagne, who, with ft spirit worthy of Christian heroes, undertook the defence of the common Father of the against ...

... extensively reed, se contains much truth which ought to the extreme pestles. The collimation of an excellent and well written story e Z sa the autism of The Heir of Radcliffe, Hopes and Fears commences the number. A review of the Romances of Bsizac, and ...

... Justices felt unwilling to impose a penalty on the man, but gave him notice that he should close up bin lottery within a short time, which caution tho defendant promised to comply with on his part.—There was a complaint maslo on yesterday to the Mayor ...

... awkward, with • fund grotesque he presents the strongest possible contrast to thickset, burly bust and short legs of the judge. They tell this story of Lincoln in Southern Illinois, whore he resides : being out in the wood, hunting, befell in with • most ...

... that. Mr. Curran undertook to give an engagement that no such thing should take place. They than retired to deliberate for a short tim° longer, and returned at a quarter before six o'cicck, with a verdict of • Not guilty' Ina Foreman stated that the verdict ...

... octavos, that make 'oboestia Idemands on the poekst,and should de soon the thinking apparatus, of the purchasers. Within a very short time we have had the Indian Dispatches, and the Irish Dim patches; both ponderous publications, in themselves No spectively ...

... abounds, together with high talent and versatile genius, ate pl’eseUted by the present corps / and trust that during their short engagement they will meet with that support which we sometime* see awarded to exhibitions that cannot aU approach the higher ...

... which the Emperor and Empress are to be dressed in the old German habit of an host and hostess; he with an high crowned hat, a short jacket, a bunch of keys at his . girdle, and she in strange furr’d cap and a farthingal; n this dress they entertain and wait ...

... from being shot drd on the of Thursday lest. The eircum• *tames see as ow named James Hollis • painter by Made, left Omagh • short time since, and took a small house awl gawks from Robert WShane,at Ostbally. about • mile sod • half from this town. On She ...

... Sergeant Ballantine, who was sitting behim, when Mr Elwarl James, in answer to an appal from the bench, rose to make a very short motion, and at its clam Mr Edwin Jams, turned round. The Lewd Chief Justios addressing him said, Of you two I molly don't ...