... south it is a woman (Mrs. Trollope) who has incited the leathery Jonathan into a passion. It is a woman (Mrs. Norton) who, in her pe- rodical, commands a majority of the Lords it is a woman (Fanny Kemble) who, having ruled the waves of ...

... you what it is. It is a scheme which has been prepared for the use of a committee of members of the Government which was appointed to consider the question. It is a scheme which was prepared as an attempt to put into a practical and a ...

... exhibited a red mark on her neck in corroboration of hot story. I will give you a warrant, and Duncan and will have a little religious chat, said Justice Murray., There is something wrong about his orthodaKy. So they did have a ...

... A GLANCE AT A NEW CHARACTER, Shenstone, or some other poet equally pastoral and saga- cious, prattles about travelling lite's dull round, and a dull round it would be, if a man were to trudge along to the end of his journey, without a ...

... A SIMII.E. I saw green Erin's harp by lightning struck, Which broke each string, and melted every wire To find a sirrnle I'd soon the luck- Ain't Dan O Connell, too, a blasted lyre ? A Compliment.-D'Orsay, in remarking on a beauty speck on ...

... A DISABLED ATLANTIC STEAMER. Intelligence reached Cork on the 17th instant chat the steamer City of Bath, from New York to Bristol, had put into Crookhaven, hor spare propeller having broken away in the hold, duriag a heavy storm, and cut some holes in ...

... children, stop and chat, especially when the wind is East. It will harden the little things—a great point in this variable climate. Always use pins in the underclothing of infants. Strings will come off. An occasional prick supplies a wholesome stimulus ...

... A Cat-astrophe. Adolphus was a modest youth, No rake was he, no pseudo-saint He was no coward, though, in truth, i A cat would almost make him faint. f They said, A nervous horror oreeps Around him as pekoe he sips, Cold sweat unto his forehead leaps ...

... A KEEPER OF THE SEALS. In a modest dwelling in Frederick-street, St. John's- wood, died a few days since an individual who for many years filled the office cf Keeper of the Ssals with dignity and efficiency. The history of England tells of other keepers ...

... A OLD DISEASE WITH A NEW NAME. Friday, a fashionably attired and sprightly female, who her name as Fanny Johnson, was formally introduced to Mr. Raffles, the stipendiary magistrate at Liverpool, by In- spector Kehoe, master of such ceremonies, at the ...

... Gregory Cam brian Brewery, Newport, of a son. v^Bin- Lately at Roebuck Cottage, Newport, the wife of Mr. Adam rrost, ot a daughter. U1 On the 18th, at Cwmnyrdurch, the wife of Mr W R Sainsbury, agent, Ebbwvale, of a son. MARRIAGES. On the 21st, at St. Woollos ...

... SHOCKING DEATHfOF A CYCLIST A shocking bicycle accident, resulting in the death of the rider,- has occurred at Iiondon Colney, a Uttle village near St. Albans. A young rural postman named Harrison had, in accordance with his daily custom, ridden over ...