... purchasdpt three much cows, and forty sheep, For 181. l1s. 6d. I i-Alfred. A few groins of tort dropped idi the watsr in which flowers are kept, it is said, preserves them, greatly from fading, keeping them in bloonm double the period thiat pure water wili ...

... to comply with our reasonable demands, jumped out of the coach to give battle; whereupon we began a sharp engagoement, and showed them the arm of flesh was too strong for the spirit, which seemed to move very powerfully within them. After a short contest ...

... on the body of the de- ceased- Early on Thursday morning WtrLItAr GiesoN, Esq. thie Coroner, ar- rived at the sign of tile Flower-dc-luce, in tte village of Widdinlton, Essex, and at twelve o'clock the fury were sworne The Jury then retired to view the ...

... of the vessel was so violent and of so long continuance, that the discharges were intermitted and-uncertain. The General' showed the troops -and mariners, that the water itself gives the proper degree both of recession and of resistance, without danger ...

... forgetting toy duty to ALXtGHTY GoD, have committed the detestable sin of incest, by contract- ing marriage, or rather the show or effligy of marriage, with Mary Anne Taylor, the sister of my late wife, and thereby bare justly provoked the heavy wrath ...

... order of the Directors. These certificates were signed by C. Vaux, the Secretary to the Company. There was no evidence to show who this Mr Vaux was. Lady Ansoit had, through Mr Alderson, endeavoured in 1825 to part with her shares, but could not dispose ...

... eakness atgainst at'd uence ao d powver, in whlatever sh ape, or is se bat- overqouaier we find them. We-shall eudeavourto show the British artizacs tie eans b whfich they nay securetheir die pitpoitiois orpower a in islueeceinthe couencils ofX the sifat4S ...

... a gloss and brightness, which ~omipositions prepared from ardent spirits destroy. The Extract is a liquid tlistilldd from Flowers grown by the Pro- prietors, and when applied in weashing the Hair, renders-it soft, and of the most delicate texture. The ...

... description of Perfume for the Handkerchief. It Is distilled from a combination of Flowers, selected for their excelling sweetness and aromatic properties, when those Flowers are in their fullest vigour.-Ma- nufactured and sold by RtssoE; BRocesiBNx, and ...

... occasion to remind our legislators of the Chelsea grease-pot, and the defence thereof. The number of grease-pots in the same category of offence is inmmense. The greatest grease-pot of all, which is to the Chelsea grease-pot as the smallest gallipot is to ...

... War's Story. As sketches of nautical life, these Tales are admirable for their spirit, ori- ginality, and ?? Review. 2. The CHELSEA PENSIONERS: a Series of Tales. By the Author of The Subaltern. Second eritiion. In 3 vole, post 8vo. Cee. . ADVENTURES ofaNAVAL ...

... and held to bail for publishing his person with a tendency to pro- voke a breach of the peace? With what propriety can a man show himself about the streets who ostentatiously exhibits bullet-proof iron blinds to the windows of his house, signifying the ...