... the EASTERN WORLD, including remarks on the East India Company's Monopoly, Re- nswal of the Charter, Effects of a free Trade to India and China, rManners, Customs, Superstitions, Climate, Natural History_. Ii Resources, &c. of the Eastern World with a great ...

... decline offering a posil. tint left to us for reference. pendent, J. ?? recommends the inser- of' articles against the ballot from Cier, in order that our readers may iquestion. We may probably next brtion of those nrticles, although our t have prompted ...

... keet, Lc.vdoi, SPECIAL NOTICE VISITORS. KEET'S PORTRAIT STUDIO, Three Doors from St. Jame3 Market. A Single Proof Portrait, lieautifully taken for Is. M. Twelve Copies, from same Negative 3e. 3d. N.B.—Visitoss will find the above Studio most conteE.art ...

... story teller. It would appear that he was a very little fellow at school, and that he was unpopular there chiefly because, from his familiarity with tonga languages, seemed be Frenchy, an unpardonable offence in the eyes of his Knglish schoolfellows. ...

... Mr J Prices from 6d 2a H&lf-paat Seven o'clock Bos-oftioe OYAL TEMPLE MAGIC : of which is offer to public of excellence his Royal Temple The great World- will be the ANDERSON’8 100 WONDERS Mr Gorilla the Oracle of Mira Enchanted Scrapbook To-night To-night ...

... informs us that the intrepid traveller considers that the white Africans derive their origin from a tribe of light-coloured Ethiopians, or perhaps of Copts from the northof Africa. The whole storyis oneof quite a thrilling character, with its pirates, cannibals ...

... theglobe. From the lofty heights and deep canyons of the Rocky Mountains to the softly undulating hills and mossy dells of Lower Canada ; from the majestic falls of Niagara to the pretty cascades that leap from ledge adown the lesser streams; from the dense ...

... EASTERN WORLD. ng- including remarks on the East India Company's Monopoly, ite. r, newal qf the Charter, Effects of a Free Trade to India and ChIna. o3 Manners, Customs, Superstitions. Climate, Natural History. .Resources &c. of the Eastern World; with ...

... might:ti I have partaken his meridian hour. Could I forsake when all was lost in night? Yes, I am captive in a desert isle, Far from my kindred, friends, outocst, forlornI Amid my griefs, hope seareely yields a smile, I For wish'dreturn, scenes of my youthful ...

... rather that it is a most unsatis- factory tramear motor, and th out come of the exeriment promises to be the , early withdrawal from service of the compressed :L air ears, and, curiously enough, the experi- 3s mental.reintroduction on another line of electric ...

... influence N of modern Popes-Musical Plagiarists'-.Home, sweel homaen -sAicha~el Jie~y, tic. i I have this instant learned from the French journals (said n Ferdinand) that his Holiness of Rome has: been at length ga-. 1 tiered to his Fathers; and the ...

... vellumn-bound works relating to Greek and Roman allegorical and mytholo- gical subjects, and a number of scrap-books and portfolios containing photographs from nearly all the picture-~galleries of Euroe, but w chiefly of the pictures of the early Florentinele ...