... WORTLEY) cries out, against such doctrines. We shall see what the British'Ministers will, have to say next Tuesday to these new pranks of their old and esteemed friends, the brazeun Despots. The struggle in European Turkey 'has assumed an awful and bloody ...

... Mrs. Christmas professed penitence, and a reconciliation took place:-.at that period Mr. Christmas was not acquainted with Mrs. Chatterley.-ln October 1821, a deed of separation was executed, whereby 1201. a-year were settled on Mrs. Christmas, -which ...

... thread-bare, and when in London, his servants were always on boarsd wages, and his own personal expepses were most tri- fling. He wore,he used to say, an old coat when out of London, because every one knew him; and he did so in London, because no ode knew ...

... couxse, as :tha established text-book at the University. He turns itdin his maind: by dint of memory and ingenuiiy he illustrates it by tbe application of some well-known and well-autbenticated simile at hand, such as6' th vessel of the state,_. the ...

... I P ' all things unto all men.' A penitent with a rnusical.ear may A to the Opera at the Sistina chapel, and return a man new made; Oif he ltis no ear whatever, lie may howl awayhis sins over the seven ?? psalms in a corner of his own. The lover may ...

... the amendment was lost, there being 163 to iD. Mr HuMRF spoke of the evil of allowing certain country notes to be paid in London only, and proposed to enact tiat, in future, all promissory notes of 51. and upwards should be made payable at the places ...

... THE EXAMINER. LONDON, AUGUST 27, 182i. NOTisNG very alarming has yet occurred in Portugal, after all the assertions in the Holy Alliance papers of insurrections there against the new Constitution. The example of the few revolted troops who took refuge ...

... following notice, extracted frotn the London Geaette, January 28,1668:- t We are to give notice, that his Majesty, out ofh'is princely compassion for the necessities of the indigent loyal officers in and about the City of London and Westminster, hath been pleased ...

... at a Christmas file. Whatever note he took, he struck it just and true, and awakened a corresponding chord in our own bosoms, Gentlemen, I propose, The memory of Williamn Shakspeare. Glee- Lightly tread, 'tis hallowed ground. Alluding to a new theatre ...

... 4,000000 Ale, Beer, and Porter - 3,500,000 - Hops - - 500,000 8,000,000 Tin. NEw PALACE.-The workmen have been some time employed putlling down part of the wings of the new Palace ill St James's Prrk. The effect produced bv the fine architecture in front ...

... and riots on the 12th of July, are , no pore strange ib Ireland than are drunken frays in the streets of London in the seasons of Easter and Christmas. On the last. Anniveisary, fivel hundred 6f the peasantry, prepared for combat, concentrated inthe nei ...

... NEWSPAPER CHAT. LONDON UNivaSs1TY.-Dr Lardner delivered on Tuesday his second lecture on natural philosophy. Long before three o'clock every seat in the lecture room was occupied, and the tout ensemble presented a most gratifying scene, not only to the ...