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... to 30 now alive, But, Mr. Martin added, with a laugh, there are hundreds of men up and down the country who profess to have taken part in the charge. A leading American told me some time ago that for a recent Government appointment in the 4 United ...
... CHIT-CHAT AT A COUNTRY BALL. MIlLfcR, ESQ. SAYS the captain fo pert, as handed niifs down, hat a number for a lniall country town !'* replied, 4i Sir, few towns can boall more, -At the great churchtthere's J it and the one has J'.ur ...
... case of crm. ran is expected in the Common Pleas, Dublin, in the next term. The plaintiff will be a tradesman who has got a pretty wife, and the defendant a Doctor of Divinity, and'one of the Senior FeUotct of Trinity Colletfe !.' Proceedings have been ...
... the testimony which he gave upon cath as a witness at the trial of a charge of stealing bay preferred against a man named Francis otherwise Francis Tellett. The prisoner was formerly employed by Mr James at Plas jor Farm, Muld, where he lived alone, acting ...
... is fait' that a large Sum of Money has a!rea4s o the Aid of the general Caufe, and chat a follow. _ . . ...
... Bristol. A celebrated vocalist being taken ill, an inferior singer was introduced to supply his place. The substitute being hissed, came forward and said, “Gentlemen, you expected to hear a voice of/f/ty guineas a week but have only^/foe. A new Opera ...
... May; a in chat an AQ of or Newton their fecone AQ, will be bold ot the ...
... Sooga for Year —Cooniry Dane, st• r the Year 1770.-.-A Table of the Sun's Riling.—New and Full Moons.—A perpetual Diary.— Rates of Hackney-Coachmen, --.A large and accurate Marketing Table.—lnterea Tables.—A Table of Es. pences.—With many other ufeful i a ...
... thorn had no more business in • dower garden than a kitchen dresser in • drawingroom. After this little pleasantry, Mr. Gladstone pointed out • peculiar specimen of vegetable physiology in the form of a magnolia plant, growing up the wall of the Castle ...
... To be fold at 'dolma-Child, Chefhire, A New Poll-Cavil, two ew Poft-Chat s, A a new two-wheerd Chair, a Whificey, and a fccond-hand Chaise. of William C9ushin, Holum-Chapel aforcfaid.• ...
... after a table of chances for ladies to from an English which infers that at twenty one half 2 woman's are gone, adds, naively enough—by way, we suppose, of nut at Botany Bay, however.” A new college was building at Sydney, and at the same for a colonial ...
... Figure of an Exotic Daacing- 3 the Pwo Faces of a Mufc- ler, with ludicrous Effedts of a Di don his Mufelcs, and a Inftance of the Power of Mufic over the Hearts of a Group of The Faces of a Britifo Sailer, a ...