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LITERATURE AND NEWSPAPER CHAT

... tlgthleconl- .thinnted use of lead, atid esibjeatitug ibtS petstieoetts tO all its ' pernicious ~feat5, Lt tSzL9 Oi Kxecs.-John Dc5kson, a stubborm English- tpall, being comnndamded by an olficer of the ordnance to veer Ihis boat, rhd gie' place to the ...

LITERATURE

... LITE RAT URE. Notes on Lois' Joh/n Russell's B~ill. By a DissjsNriNGo MINISTL~t. lin this paniplitet, which in extremely wrell written, find abotidsi ill filois and u~nanelwerabllt arguiten ts, we ex- tract thle following statement of thle aoitnual expense ...

IF. BUT. HOWEVER

... semblance of consistency ! b If it be asked what use there is in these comments of 8( ours, we can only say that as Lord John Russell has alt o lowed the young lads of the Comamons to have-ten days ts to play at leap-frog, after their hard work, we have ...

THE FANCY DRESS BALL

... street, Chinese dress Hope John, Russell street, Hulme, Albanian Chief HarrisonA Mr., Salfurd, Swiss Peasant Holden John, Polish Nobleman Hamuilton Mr., Sidney street, John of Paris Henderson Mbiss, Knott mill, Fancy dress Hobson John, ...

Literary Notices

... Art,Buchan, and Boyle, Old Moore- Sherlock, who taught the living bow to die, v John Bunyan, Baxter, Nixon's Propheicy: ~A black-print Bible, bound in boards of wood, Russell's Seven Sermons, stitch'd to Robin Hood; Law's Serlous'Call, Joe Miller's New ...

COUNTRY DANCE IN THE COMMONS

... Boiwer I recommending str i l1 and lively movement, which I they said went very well in France and America, and Lord I John Russell and his friends in office preferring the slow and stately Minuet de la cour, in which they had had much practice lately ...

Poetry./

... soon must be past! pi Or else, in one gulpa, Mogk and lose wiln be cast.B JOHN WESLEY AND HIS FOLLOWERS.-We learn from the Orjbrd Chronicle, of Saturday, that on the day before John Hannah, B.A., Scholar of Corpus Christi College, whose name appears in ...

AMALGAMATION OF PARTIES

... public opinion, and frtn 1820 till 1829 there was so little demand for changes in the repre sentative system that Lord John Russell, in the latter year, made the apparent apathy of the people his rea- son for discontinuing his annual motion for parlia- ...

Literary Notice

... of NOr- mtandy, and was on-ly annexed to England when ?? William vanquished Harold at Hastings. The islanlds adhered to King John, when Philip Augutustl expelled him flom Ncimandy, and from that period to the present hour their loyalty has been unshaken ...

Literary Notices

... parties, he did not chuse to interfere with Whig candidates - already in the field. On the finality declaration of Lord John Russell at the opening of the new parlia- ment, he considered himself released from further daties towards the whig party, and ...

BRIEF CHRONICLER OF THE TIMES

... eleven and twvelve o'clock, and with attempting to force his 'ny into the members' wvaiting-room. He was looking for Lord John Russell, in '-hose election for the city he had been active. He had a large caning-knife in his pocket. He 'uas ordered to find ...

THE INSOLVENT DEBTOR

... in t- ery expY, d V7Iri*; but, like Lord Melbourne, he w ie writes no ?? for being obliged to write so much, Lord as le John Russell's style is larger and more upright; his let- 'or lY teos do not exhibit so, much rapidity of execution as the uo ,s last ...