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... of the immortal Jefferson the value of newspapers. Jefferson, our readers are aware, had been appointed to the office of American Ambassadoi at Paris. Whilst filling that situation, there occurred some partial certain the New England States, arising out ...
... oidered to proceed immediately to Giecce.” German Broom-Girls, Italian Minstrels, and Irishmen. —ln allusion the immense importation this season of German broom-girls, and Italian minstrels and plaistereis, the Aye says These arrivals are doubtless the result ...
... will dispatched from the Post-office at five o’clock every evening, instead of halfpast lour, a* present.—Car* Comlilvlwn. AMERICAN GOVERNMENT New Vnrk H»per, to the 19th ultimo Report of the Committee of Finance, appointed to Inquire into the expediency ...
... oftt. T. Btowurlft. Esq, 6f Rsthlmues Rov. Dr. Oh.ly, formerly Miniate, the Church the United Brethren iu this city _ , ■ - ‘American'Silk.— learn from the Fayetteville, Xorll, Carolina Ol.irrorr, that J.tnes Rmlth. Wq., county, will have least 100 pounds ...
... Colonel and Lady Buckley, Sir Otway, Colonel, Kinlock and Coventry, Captain Hamilton, and Sir Williim , Julblfo. The Prague minstrels performed bvfore their M,. jeslies in the evening. Col. Pox has returned to the Pg vilion. Sir Walhen Waller has taken his ...
... government, and und t it each staté had a se; arate’system of legislature to it nts of | Have we not ag much intel ject ds our American brethren, or ted on} English brethren—or as gur brethren of any nation? My: is pri- | ways excepted. and cheers.) And have ...
... or otherwise, reduced rates of Freight. FRANCIS CARLETON, Sec. Duhlib, 15, Eden-quay, Ist May, 1830. FOR SALE. f THE Brig, MINSTREL BOY, J. Master, tons por Register, one year olt/f i« easy draught of water, takes tlife ground well, well found in Mateiials ...
... the dread necessity of weading to freedqm thr~ough each other's blood. That fear, the obstinate denial of vhich iore 'her American colonies from England, and trailed ber victori- ous banner in the dust. I'lhat fear, the not yielding to which upset in France ...
... exp about his playing, that have often sought for in vain the brilliant execution of more ambitious perloimers. party of minstrels have lately added to their person of Herr Julian Von Joel, waggish, •pP3 fellow, in a green doublet, and striped hose, flageolet ...
... great publishers have W slter Scotts—the Flemish-the French—the American, and the Irish—wc suppose each of the Minors will immediately announce its respective Paganini. Last year had minstrels from all parts of Europe-this year Paganinis. What next ? Masks ...
... heats. Mr. Josce'sbtiLunatic, list (Flood) . John MUIMtUC, , , Mr. •—Boyd*s ch Retriever, 9it (Canton) - Mr. Kairesbra’s ch Minstrel Boy,Bst (Lilly) Ji«ttihg.berore •Urting, and to 1 on Lunatic ; after h toll, but no takers ; won easy. A Hunter's ...
... with her 9ad sweot smile. O'er the headless puinter's rest; And the organ rings through the vaulted aisle, But stirs not the minstrel's hreust! The mariner has wish roam From his safe and silent shore. And the weeping the mourner's home bushed for evermore ...