... and.- fixings. had hist got to 1 going, and going, and half, a half going, when saw a.smiling countenance upon agricultural shoulders, wink at him. A wink is always good nod to burse, or a keen-sighted auctioneer, so Smith winked, and they kept winking ...

... published a letter the Revue Musical, to prove their absolute futility. He relates with the greatest naivete', that, walking on the Boulevards the previous day. he saw a crowd round a shop window ; on inquiring as to its cause, he was tol that it was a new ...

... fashion, a piece of a singular kind is attracting crowds every night, from the Duchess to the Orisette, and from the Count to the Decrotteur. It is called The Lions of Mysore,” and the principal performers are, a lion, two lionesses, a tiger, ...

... was like looking at the stage through a heavy fall of snow, K.—A nuisance of a similar kind existed, for a short time, a few years ago, in Paris. I was in the Balcon of the Theatre Vrancais one evening, seated behind ...

... PARIS CHIT-CHAT. A few days since, our Prma o®' la > Tick Lalande,had a most successful lieucfit ;(lancrc,o in which Madame Malibran perfomed. Theprocecds were 14,000 francs, addrtion to the 40,000f0 short time she has performed theltalian • , transition ...

... BRONZES d’ART bv A DIE R. CHAT R ...

... were all crushed And I tried to behave like a brother I sit in your parlour this morning in June, pleasanter thing can I do, Belle, While your children are singing merriest mood, And your husband is chatting with you, Belle ; Yet the world never can seem ...

... could have induced a girl to tie herself such a man •* Well. I don’t know; the old story, I supposefalse appearances j for girl in her senses could have married a man with his habits, if she had known of them beforehand. There is sometimes a kind of infatuation ...

... friend, this city, a turnip neatly scooped inside, and containing a hare, rabbit, two brace of pat.ridge®, r and a brace wood-pigeons, comfortably packed within.—- , This novel present was safely conveyed the currier, and in weight exceeded 18 Ihs, —Norfolk ...

... A DISPUTED CLAIM, The court was some time occupied hearing a complaint brought a Miss Roach against a waiter in Foy’s hotel named a number of other persons, men and women, who attempted to less than murder her. The lady deposed that seeing ...

... Hung a switch at tho prisoner, whereupon he flung a short slick at witness which put out his eye. Doctor M‘Greal proved the injury of the eye, and loss of vision. The court expressed its sympathy, with young Mr Caine, that so intelligent and tine a hoy ...

... o’hea —A bcstic Youne Humplirey was a flne-looUo* Celt, A mountain In heisbt, with a slow on bit brow, When ’mid faction fair h« would make himself fsH, And lb« Boys” wera for baring row. Then his rotee would speak not, like gust from tha hill. Or ...