... POETRY. LINES TO MISS CHATS WORTH. BY LORD BYRON. [This lady was the late Lord Byron's first love, and the Literary Gazette gives the following as unpublished lines addressed to her by his lordship. They are beautiful ones.] REMIND me not, remind me not ...

... afternoon, with a 100 Yards Flat Race, the winner to receive a silver medal, and the second a bronze medal; there were ten entries, the winner being Mr. J. Duckworth, of Haslingden, and Mr. C. Grundy second. The next event that came off was a Putting Shot ...

... s s is ho e w d a b g y a l i r n m st , h a i n m d . _wou_ld i c h ar t : pique. Such, in addition'to charges in the This act of Mr. circular, was a deep insult. Having pleaded as 3 ' l ogla , r t l_w/ a r , s ...

... hat the respective Companies shall go to Paz liamtnt for to make a Line, commencing at the Line of the Birmingham and Gloucester hallway Company, AL or about A.?;bott's Wood, thence within a convenient distance the east side of Worcester to join the Grand ...

... A RUBE TO LURE US ON to a position where our flanks could be threatened on either side. Meanwhile, as our centre moved forward, our right and left flanks were weakened and compelled to fall back, and our position becime Chat of a baseless triaagle. the ...

... gentlemen, and placed in a close carriage and that, though this was done in a most private and unostentatious manner, it was remarked that the three gentlemen in question were a doctor and two keepers, and that tney had taken him to a private iunatic asylum ...

... per Cent. per A nn um, sew` Twelve Months' notice of withdrawal, or for One Year cert.% Notice of withdrawal may be given at any time. By order of the Court, HENRY MOULES, Secrets 73, Cornhid, London, EX. REMITTANCES TO . AUSTR A lid A.. .ETTERS OP CREDIT ...

... Club has held. The exhibition was inaugurated on Monday with a conversazione—attended by the usual results—an impossibility to see the fans in such a way as to be able to give anything like a proper notice of them. That the collection is well worthy 3 ...

... dispensation. Th e whole A Cish polity, political and ecclesiastical, was a Theocracy. head of the Church and head of the nation. In v :ery age, while prophecy continued, he had a seer through a n ti a °l4 he revealed his will, with ...

... THE A.LBION. OF A MISSING BRIG.—A private letter from Dunkirk announces the finding, at the Vanikoro Islands, in the archipelago of Santa Cruz, of the wreck of the French Government brig, La Lilloise, which, more than twelve years ago, sailed from that ...

... suspected that, before a month had elapsed, he would be invested by a Turkish Pasha with the office of civil governor of the province over which he had hitherto ruled by Russian sufferance. After a long visit, a great deal of amicable chat, ...

... A SCRAP POLITICAL. (FROM TILE PARIS CORRESPONDENCE OF THE ATLAS.) polities have grown bald and disjointed as our chat, and leave us nothing but the veriest scraps, the most unconnected morsels, to serve to our friends, instead of the rich and well - ordered ...