... total wreck nod will sold tor the ben-fit the concerned. The Frnnrt* Mary, the 18th September, in long. 45, fell with H,o American Ship. Delas, from Liverpool to Kennebec, sinking state. Took out the crew and brought thorn to tbisport. The Northumberland ...

... London Publications received weeklv, among. the latest are the Musical Annuals, for 8s32, viz. The Musical Bijou, - The Minstrel's Offering, 'lhe b adeau, snd T The Musical Gem. Bayley's 1- Songs of Alicack's, the Music! by Bisoullp and Addisro,&i ...

... Native, as early melodies home : f bless Thee, O God Not for the brightness of a mortal wreath. Not for a place ’midst kingly minstrels dead— But that, perchance, faint gale of thy breath, A still small whisper in my song hath led One struggling spirit upwards ...

... adieu. He had sent them some toys from Holland, which they brought with them. The old passion for verse returned the * Last Minstrel,’ and he said to hit infant grand children‘ What in Holland Dutchmen make, Here in England boys break.’ ORANGE PROCESSIONS ...

... geuttoinen. Howth’s b Pandoras 11Kt (Lord 3 1 Mr. Gtonn** b Quern ...

... is dead Of him whose name shall lire for The Minstrel steeps! and Genius mourns In tears woe. and sighs of sorrow ; Fur though dav bis sung returns. The Minstrel's voice, it knows no moirow ! The Minstrel sleeps ! and Destb, oh ! thon Hast I iid the mighty ...

... bridge, on or befois the 26th inist. o.ni- 2tt, 18.32 UNDER' THE PATRONAGE OFrHEKING.,QUEEN, AND ROYAL FAMILY. THE TYROLESE MINSTRELS R ESPECTFULLY announce that they will give a Series of MORNING CONCERTS, In the Large Roont of the Royal Hotel, College. ...

... *J(. Martin's b. m. won a sweepstakes of 2 guineas each, 35 sovereigns added Lord Castlereagh, beating Mr. Knares - Ixfro's.Minstrel Boy : a close race. On Saturday Mr. R. Hunter’s St. Lnurence won a sweepstakes of guineas each, sovereigns added, beating ...

... following from Ame> rican paper, published in New York :—•' I’he unfortunate Calvin no longer a living skeleton. Ur. Scudder, the American Mueseum, has received his death, at Ids residence in Uandolph, Vermont. The mysterious cause of iiis excessive emaciation ...

... TYROLESE MINSTRELS. Audience, with the Melodies thrir Coumry' I'Mirtl l!l» Jlii Higlmpt-s the l‘rir.rc*s Augusta, Ills lloyal Highness tha Duke of Gloucester, &c. 1111, EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBITION OF INDUSTRIOUS FLEAS. riAIl K Proprietor of the above Exhibition ...

... AMUSEMENT FOR THREE DAYS LONGER. . GEORGE HOME Respectfully informs the citizens that he has prevailed on the TYROLESE MINSTRELS prolong their stay until THURSDAY next. They will therefore continue to sing the Melodies of their country ft>r THIS, TO-MORROW ...

... sued for exceeds two potintN. The tee ...