... reioe inmmortelle, Lui, dit-il, en partant, Que j'aime la plus belle, Et sois le plus vaillant. 11 trace sur la pierre Le serment de l'honneur, Et va euivre a la guerre Le comte, son reigneur. Au noble voeu fidile, II dit en combattant: Amour i la ...

... ON DITS.-(L'Air, Sans mentir.) On dit que par sa presence Louis ramene A jamais, L'Honneur, la paix, l'abondance, Et le bonheur aux Frangais.- Pour recouvrir sa puissance, De l'Anglois, et du Prussien, S'il iniplora l'assistance, C'est, dit-on ...

... marks you'll see, Since fl ,sh and smoke reveal ite; Susr1ed me always near NAt. Lr F. Even BLActr Ei0R can't conceal me, In DIt.LTO!17s pikge t glonrby art, One flame intense and even: In SHIAKSprARE'S Uahe! a sudden *taft Like lightnings dask'd from Heaf'n ...

... vi~ir to the Oueen anid Prince~ses. YesterLdlv Pririce.ses Augusta and Sophia rode on hor sebacl;.' The Qa een, having a sli dit cold, his not left the Castle these ewv d~iyq plt.m, Hii Roy:il higlness llt I)lke of YORK, after Ieaving Chlrveley, ?? on ; ...

... maaddening maid, In stiape of Wrs. MATA . N. One can't ~et through SCOTT'S -Waterloo, Tli ntp/c's mute as mnack'rel: Poor Johen Dit Bart, with nli his artt Is wreclc'd in Lethe's black rill: Out of our hooki are both Archdukea, . None thither send a car d ...

... beauty of her tones; indeed the audiesace seemed fully sensiliegof Iser attractive powers, by their long and reitetated plaiu- dits oi' her exertions, and she was utniversally encored. I The scene from Tyrannic Love was very beatifully sung: MrS. VAUGHAN ...

... The padice of the fwiodling tribe feem to eflabiifh .as a principle, that there is no furcrway.of obtaining goods upon long dit,, thao to pretend relationlhip to perfons ofdAzv~ftion. ...

... anad Lrd Viscout t &SmouTser announcing the Death ot the QuExN. - ?? terday Mr. JcoLAv, an Extra Mestenger, arrriyed with d-its S ftoni Str Wm. A'CquLrT, orr ?? at etl Cihnrt ?? Aoasaxarg~sxa another Extra Messenger, arrived, front Liord Smw~sEVrn our ...

... :n(uruss to tire Lady wvho sustni.iu it to prevent it froiri becoririI grroiee rind insiprid. Meeting vith that 'sddress last Dit, it aiused, in spite of thc mlawkihb simrrplicily which tile authsr wespleased to put into the rustic's mouth. The nanre of ...

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... and leo- pards went through the manceuvres with which the public is now familiarised. The curtain fell to v ery feeble plau. dits, of which, indeed, there had been very few previously, with the exception of what the lions monopolised, and, in two or three ...

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