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... three four days before making your butter it will not hurt it. The Kino and the Ttrolese—The other day, when die Tyrolese minstrels had finished their performance at the Royal Cottage, Windsor Park, his Majesty very graciously put out his hand for the Lady ...
... herHull, but is well found in rigging and sails; haa one Cable, and Anchors, and may be fitted out at little ..e'pense for the American or Coal Trade. The Hull will 'be put up in one Lot, and the Stores, consisting of Whale- boats, Lines, Oil Casks, &c. will ...
... accounts of one fearful description, until he dashes our sympathies headlong into another. — A tbit. IV. NOTIONS of the AMERICANS: picked up bya TRAVELLING BACHELOR. 2 vols. B*o. 28 shiUings. W n bavtf read these volumes with the most un- mingled s ...
... their ori-X ginal softness as from the constant induration of clogs and %V, shoes a tdrrror to all passengers. The Tyrolese minstrels and re 1 Les TroisTroubadours vere engaged to performuin the course ad of evening, on a stage prepared for the reception ...
... House oflecra London Made aeianre of tubacoo on William Robert- , a very great aowmaL William Huberts, Captain Sherborne, an American regular trader between New York and London. Suroe ucrttm board her arrival advised the officer? to be.ranlol in oeerliaulmg ...
... other reciprocally without experiencing the slightest alteration.—dfon'aiuhi «■ an Analogy between Light and Electricity, Tax American Cow-twee.- Mr. Fanning, who was in England last summer, and brought with him tome specimens of the cow-tree, the first ever ...
... were found to weigh a pound and a or even two pounds, ■ United SraTei.—The tariff laws continue to warm discussions the American House of Rqirtsaitatives. New York papers the 14th uIL contain the speech of Mr. Blair, member for South Carolina, the substance ...
... family, better known under thel high- qrs ,sBon sounding title whicls they gave themselves in this country --of thle Tyrolese Minstrels, aud whose performsances in whle gh. Hulll will he remembered by many of our readers,: are A ker, now quietly settled down ...
... MONROE. this stib*t the 11 ere York Pees Mp Peet of (be 6th, makes the folWwing observations Yesterday the Anniversary of our minstrels esseci- pation (r o ta foreign thraldom, and of the pee.. I tridents Adams and Jefferson from this mad) , of decry,'• was ...
... Italian. And there is also a Polish Pag.- Pan Polinski, ' likewise a wonder. “Last year,” exclaims The Globe, *• we had minstrels from all parts of Europe—this year, Paganinis. What next The Court Journal shall reply, which tells us. that company of tame ...
... ami those anti reform Peers too, have recently been yery large purchasers in the American funds One Peer, who refuses all reform, purchased last i k .£30,000 American Stock ; h>s ancestors refused all ! concessions to the I'niled States : but folks there ...
... once traveraril the stage, were subsequently discovered clamped in the study of the author, when Mr. Cooper, as the Last Minstrel, recited the well known passage— it not rain, they 4.0.1 ert fay that n Ira the poet Ste. and Ilrallam sang the Comnach, ...