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... A CHAT ABOUT JARINAO. Picturesquely situated on the baniks of the Charente, ten miles friun Cognac end sixteen front Angouleei, lies the prettylittle town of Jarnac. Though less thank half the size of Cognac, the pounlation being about 6,000, and not ...
... hlrass, and looks like a Government It4ancial officer of rAnk, After luncbeon the novelist related how', when a stpdunt in Brittany, he wrote half a dozen ?? the2 started for Paris, where he was betrtende4 by the elder Dmua4 UcR wrote a plag ?? 'Fils, zomposed+ ...
... DESTROYED. 1 a - 0 (auss.TELE5SALG-) e Vienna, Thuxrsdav. t News has been received of a tetrible fire w, V hich occurred yesterday evening at Modlan, a . village near Selow itz, in' Moravia. The flames, fanned by a strong wind, spread- from house to ...
... Because the next day, as you are aware, is a day of rest, was the lady's significant reply. The Marquis looked a blue as a patient in the last stage of cholera. CON BY WgNABLEs.--Why is a picture freshly touched like a man twice married? ...
... Sheridan, and Mr. Emerson Tennant. The Earl of Wilton bad a good deal of conversation with him; ajid Greenacre, who was very communicative, stated that he for a considera- ble time paid for a seat in Rowland Hill's chapel, to which he was not unfrequently ...
... announced for repre- sentation indicates a return to the good old system of putting the whole strength of a company in a piece, and not suffer- ing Fhelving. On Thursday Mr. Otway, the tragedian, was honoured by a long interview with the Lord Chamberlain ...
... entertain a hope that the fuss made about the right of a visit will lead to the suppres- sion of that right of search at Boulogne and Calais, I, thanks to which even ladies are fingered about by in,, Custont-house hags, like a doubtful guinea by a Jew salesman ...
... antipadesto; the o:dlddady's ais desiroas of having a son-in-lav, and in answen. to his-daily solicitations on. the subject, the belle demoisellh has declared that she would only marry a moan who made a noieein: the world. The dobtor made. .known21 his ...
... ClIT CHAT. (Front the Alorning Post.? Apropos, of horsemanship every one's mouth is fuD praise of ant instance of patience given by a celebrated1, tleman rider, M. Mlackenzie Green, well known for lii, lent in this department. He has just bought a magniltt ...
... staying a considerable time at this his favourite resi- ?? Gazette. TiOPICAr. St10oviRs.-It is a curious fact that the quan' tity of rain which fell at a plantation twelve miles up the lwest batik of the river, during last year, was, as measured by a good ...
... left produced but a small I number of middling sized potatoes, with a great number of small ones, from the size of a common filbert to that of a walnut.MNag. Dohn. Economy.' Mr. D. Blake, of Holway, near this town, on Tuesday mowed a ievezi ...
... dresses, produced a striking effect amongst the Eu. v ropean revellers; but the contrast was particularly striking n at one moment, when they formed a half circle round the d Queen, the fair young priucesies, her daughters-in-law, and a their ladies of ...