... the same time, bound over Power to prosecute her.—Waterford Mirror. Shortly after the capture of the American schooner Abigail, by the Niemen, the American Captain who was left on board, attempted to re-possess himself of the vessel :. having unnoticed drawn ...

... Hibernia, mounting six guns, with a crew of 22 men and boys, was lately attacked off St. Thomas's (in the West Indies), by the American privateer Comet; of 16 guns, and 120 men, which she beat off. after an action of nearly three hours, during which the privateer ...

... been thus no ticed in the newspapers of that city— ! ¢« Messrs. Incledon and Ce. in their travelling designeion of ** The Minstrels,” gave the public, on Monday evening, as delightful a musical treat as we recollect at any time. tto have listened to. Unimpaired ...

... “m nee on previous IR Quotationg 8. No adva wever, be esta No. 97.—VOL. 11. Ine of English Flour remains mu . ch hefore. American could hardly be bon;: easy terms as last week, ght SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1847. were two or three pareels of ne W d, of gom[ ...

... MUSICLAN. | By Emily Varndell He sat beside the harpsichord, Its keys he wildly swept, A strain divine arose, but lo! ‘The aged minstrel wept. The light of fire was in his eye, Its rays shone brizht and clear, Yet low he bowed his bead, and eried, ““Alas ! [ ...

... : um! darn it, them's um® T know'd T ',:'d“';og':'“fomumf,‘!'_f small accession of fortune—his success, in a word, had American paper. » given him impunity for swindling. When he returned. One of his neighbours cnee went to Nassereddin, and solicited ...

... him by the waiter, he reworked that e didn't cars bous readin’ now —he'd wail till afer dinner.” —American Paper, * Have you the luys of the last minstrel 2™ said a city Miss, addressing & young man who stood belind the coun’er of A country store, ot many ...

... must presume our correspondent to be correctly informed. Perhaps lie spoke like Scott's mosstrooper, in the Lay of the Last Minstrel, who remarked that his habitation * hadn’t been burnt *“this ycar, or more,” and who looked upon a fire as very hard usage ...

... want, the care, the sin, The faithless coldness of the times; Ring out, ring ont my mournful rhymes, But ring the fuller minstrel in. Ring out false pride in place and blood, The civie slander and the spite : Ring in the love of truth and light, Ring ...

... last-named periodical, Mr. & Beckett wrote several dramatic pieces. The first production of this kind was the ‘ Wandering Minstrel,’ written in conjunction with Mr. Edward Mayhew, and produced at the Queen’s Theatre, Tottenham-street. The * Revolt of the ...

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... people. Comt) appewred to wateh the case ou the part of the he foroman, deeming Lis life i danger, imme- | the head of the American Executive to interrupt 8 | The movement was one in which he could not bum-l el dintely entered n complaint agninst More, ...