... remarked h l hadb qui ity, that eno longerany claim to eso es the country o ith a heavy burden. Laws saall a' --this evil. In the exantinatiou cif this matter taking upon him a semi-official step, which was, moreover, addressed, and added, pointing to the ...

... It is a North country story, deeply pathetic and very Interesting. Par. dward G-arrett.--the everwelcome contributor to this megazine, writes a sensed articles entitled, The Family Council,' being conversations on the events of home, These chats are not ...

... A Brave Gentlemart, A. correspondent writes that at Brighten last Sunday two gentlemen. the Messrs. Tudor, while at the end of the Chain Pier, hour.l cry for help, and looking over sat* a in the sea, then running high, and being raifidly washed away. ...

... will be a moat brilliant affair. — Parisian. Johnson in his 'Chemistry of Common Life Pointed out that Cocoa long reached the consumer with toe much of its own fat, or loaded with a variety of farinuceons substances, producing a soup rather than a beverage ...

... A TWO-HOURS' COURTSHIP. At about one o'clock in the morning Mr. Henry Volker and Miss Ba!singer, of St. Joseph. Mo., were united in marriage by llov. C. F. A. 'Lusaman, at his residence, recently. It was rather an unexpected event, even to the high c ...

... and prolific pen has ever sketched. She is a most incomprehensible creature. Here is a story, in fact, all about nothing. The lady had a brace of keys in her hand, one of which locked up all the others of every department : twirling them about on her finger ...

... whose dress and personnel bespoke a recent arrival from England. We were soon in conversation, and, both having to wait at Windsor until the following evening, a suitable companionship was a relief to both parties. We chatted on men about town in the great ...

... dress and personnel bespoke a recent arrival from England. We were soon in conversation, and, both having to wait at Windsor until the following evening, .a -suitable companionship was a relief to both parties. We chatted on men about town in the great ...

... open, for instance, Johnson, and read, GOVERNESS, a woman that nas the care of young ladies. And is not the woman a lady too, with a lady's education, a lady's blood in her Leins, a lady's head, a lady's ...

... whose dress and personnel bespoke a recent arrival from England. We were soon in conversation, and, both having to wait at Windsor until the following evening, a suitable companionship WaS.a relief to both parties. We chatted on men about town in the great ...

... A ^ • si ..'' ' 1 A •• i a + -t-,,,.. \-9 2 ' -V OL. 111. TiIEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL. en iFP,ale. 5 t Mr. MACREADY, Th eatres-Iloyal, Covent-garden and Drury-lane, is jOcci at this Theatre for TEN and will make his Iliiil,PPearance since his return ...

... some morning visitors—friends horn a distance—for whom, a ft e r a hearty welcome, and son i c cordial chat, 1 ordered luncheon, for the wine and the with which orders my m p i l s e e a r s i e es l n : a e , ...