... which all the daily papers are agreed, and that is, the great merit of Colburn's books.—London Magazine. Citass.—We learn by chess the habit of not being discouraged by present appearances in the state of our affairs, the habit of hoping for a favourable ...

... the dead ; he so, expressed himself, because he did not think there was a great difference between the dead and the thing. (Chess.) If victory depended on any sort of compromise with Mr. P. be would refuse it, and say, Victory or Defeat., The opposite ...

... Leghorn ; as, it is said, they will actually hear washing with soap and water without injure. They are an imitation of the chess, butt they have uot that lightness; and the Atilt. we find in them are a dead whitenesa,ind that h.isvi.• iris which so minim ...

... little., scorching, but much of their furniture, &c. was broken and damaged in the fear and hurry of the removal.—Seireastle Chess. t)u Monday last, a cup full of oil of vitriol was offered to a little child, near the turnpike, Hackney, under the impression ...

... the visitor and visited. After the tea-table is cleared, the party amuse themselves with needle-work, music, conversation, chess, &c. as they please, and separate at the hour of repose. Of the lively dialogue, the following conversation on the sex of angels ...

... consecrated on Thursday. The building is in the form of an oblong parallelogram, and the interior is extremely beautiful. MATCH AT CHESS BETWEEN LONDON AND EDINSCRGH.--1116 first and second games of this match were commenced on the 28th of April 1824. The first ...

... did not start a fine lady. And she who does start as a tine lady will not end a Mrs. Siddons.—London Magazine' NUBER Gloss.—Chess books belong to a numerous M class, which form the very plague-spot of our literature, whether we consider the materials of ...

... mind, and in the midst of his buffooneries sometimes let escape remarks equally bold and caustic. The Prince was playing at chess with me in the presence of several officers, and a great number of persons belonging to the court, and wishing to divert himself ...

... have vet appeared In Irelasid.**—Ediaroor• We bid adieu to the Anther with the highest opinion of hie equated talents.—Lit Chess. 7. In the Press, and nearly ready for publication, Sayings and Dolor'. Third Series, 3 cola. post Ovu. a. High Hays and live ...

... 6s. Ws (Rev. Dr.) Connexion of Snored and Profane History, 2 vols. evo. 11. 6s. lids. Rules for the Aced, 12mo bds. Lewis's Chess Problems, 12mo. Ga. Ventonillac's French Classics, Parts XXII. XXIII. and XXIV. 3s. each, sewed. Hoberts's'Miss. Houses York ...

... members of the London Chess-club celebrated their summer festival on Wednesday. at the Ship Tavern, Greenwich. Among the toasts given at this meeting one was, the health of their gallant adversaries, the members of the Edinburgh Chess-club, who have now ...

... is about to lead to the Hymeneal altar, Miss Fitsclarence, daughter of his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence.—Cheltsahan Chess. The contest between Colonel .1. L. Lushingtou and Colonel Sir William Young, for a seat at the East India Board, was determined ...