... conic r6, to (do theat jnitieu, with a- ood gracc ; and, as cC c ethc inistanee to be 'olitaty, we hw ae pfeasure in 't it Clown. An inciclition lils t'ci ex p\fressed( by ~.;ltc~l IIto enturtatin taC l: t ttion ofl Pisoi-D)iscipline, tc\ i tiltt of ...

... protest against the ominous cur- s tailment of the liosal prerogatihe in the person of the Regent. When the Miisters canne Clown for ilariagi c allowances to the Princes, they felt no mortification at the partial success of their proposals, and certainly ...

... other side of thle yardl-wall, and were in thse act of scaling, it to dis- cover bty s;'homl, whlen the snliscreant threw clown his piece; and exclaimed that lie was the man, and that he had then had his reavenge, anti was in no wvise sorry for what he ...

... 11119511011 1I5'1' lIlT'S ii PhI hi it' a till it gelieril I OttO 1.1, ?/ i/o' Siif'i$hillili5 ii' Las' iii,' iii lie t iinip!i'd clown teitli ?? PIIO rl Cl'l (IN fit' 1' I II ?lhN A NI) ?? lilY IIECIiMCSAN liSIPI V SNI) I N ISP N 1)1 SIlL Ni) itiitl. h5'lli'hhiOl' ...

... Kient-chlurch, were nominated Stewvards for the ensuing yeai' Onl the 9th inst. a large ship, heavily laden, was seen to go clown off' Lanhairn, Carnarvon Bay, at eleven o'clock in the morning. On Sunday evening last, a most destructive fire, caused by ...

... iiicce to S icpiress them. 'The Pciteiteedl Proprietors wvill perhaps answer here, that they do not wish totally to jiuct clown. die Minior Tlceatres'; they only. ess'cv to recdcce ticen to their origiccal state of' barbcarism and nothinginvss. WXere ...

... to gret out of the way, which many did by climbing ;cri.he railing into the areas of the houses. A gentle- lan Asvg knocked clown by a blow on his shoulder with the 'st hile of a sword, by one of the soldiers, and trampled ,Qs hi his horse, by which his ...

... Crown never divested itself; so that it was said the plate was merely a loan, which could be put an end to at any time by thb Clown: The assertion that the late King only lent this plate, was now a very ungracious way of meeting the subject; to state it was ...

... paternal exertions had alone caused tgi'atif. itg chinge. After Henry the l'ourtlf, no other ?? trarel reianetd in France clown to thte time of tl e Si.xteelth. Kings rcigned there for themselves ii tuot ior their people; yet, ev(en as regarded themselves ...

... 1. Tihe'seeU, in tact, less to ct~ fr-, cmiini' tthL tt t ltwur, t iau frc in I cvi nedowtt their 5'x it ar i I iv' thlem clown u othd ?? lie to sitlr~eirder ti) ccrli a ti L'at It froit a inertiilc5ens tniry 4: v' I t hat tric w lol p of the- M urea ...

... at thle treatment ?? favotirite animal had received, commenced a most violent attack on the complainant ; hie knocked Itim clown, kicked him in the ribs, antI otherwise ill-treated hini, aind titen retreated towards his own Itouse. Duritig the scuffle ...

... o~ YOUtitgW OLOlD 55i ?? pit fyi 11Cr wil ?? Sadidle 01' `13ri111. T It l.I rn'5. ?? eccontritcities of' Au.Ims tnd Tomty, Clowns ; MAit hi~.3iflt~l t5'c~i~littCFeat'. tt tito Fvirin, Rope; attd 2MonsieurI cunlC e wit sh hoe T~b 1Aiis Juaox~i,: to BEEN\T'1OUI ...