... he was able to gather from the limited sources of information at his command This:-- William, being naturally inclined to poetry and acting, came to London, I guess, about eighteen, and did act exceedingly well. Rowe affirms that after leaving ROOM IN ...

... responsibilities, studying the a spooMitor in such mwebendtm lbw meek Of Ibie chief parte in lengthy dramas, and writing poetry acquaintance was a WOW from the dealer, taismissi that bean no oomparison with the similar produc- his patron that a portrait ...

... oopiod from a hostile paper ono of hi* owu article*, and !waled it Wretched Attztopt at Wit. Quite True.—The mo;t lugubrious poetry Is written by very young and tolerably comfortable par- POW. When • man s mood bsoomei reaVy serious he has little taste for ...

... intends to publish some coloured lithographs of the enamels on the tomb of William do Valence. THE admirers of Mr. Tennyson's poetry who are unable, on account of the price of his works, to pother them, will be glad to hear that be purposes publishing a cheap ...

... nogiglittartbroo A Itefilgo _is be built over tie Treat. b••• was •om.selWoford (a ,dliooo 1N1.41110,11 to lb, maws of Mit Whites poetry), at tin coot of Illr Ilabort Mks. Y.P. for Nottiogina. The lady, maid d • isgioneblis Marehiorams, lama fti• eseim tar saw& ...

... ssimossei t um the grog losiomptopater will have • wwwwww6 ow this *Pas Tin kW Lord Carlisle was an woofili *film of Gray's poetry. Gray was the sal** of On of the beat of the many lectures which be famed Won Mechanics' Institutes; and shortly before his ...

... would fall from her place Ina* are worthy of note. First aid his thersghe Micas. It had been pronounced bx Matthew t- Priam m Poetry a t Oxford. MAW It is wrong to cell you the ' working E m t h e wea k demo,' balm& m the idle moreare the hardest is point ...

... seem d ap bane; I ireleased house shoat twelve Alen; who Pt bad' a emus pawn had broken ine the awes, through the = aid fb, poetry winds , l ead other artieles - hell beer t Item alley; I a sane al them on the fawner; day : Mr. Denim ; I did not see the ...

... Library will be opened on Monday next, the !2nd instant. It consists of about 160 Fames: ecmtprising History, Biography, Toro• Poetry, Works of Fiction, de. Librarian will attend between the bows of Senn and nine, every evening in the week, for the purpose ...

... and corm, an well as provides it with Triage to soar in ether of thought and sentiment. Hut he groans as be feels all the poetry is below crashed out of him, aid the fins edge - of his sensibilities blunted by the rough, comae employments in which h -born ...

... about driving the plaintiff out of the ;deem Crose-ezendned by Mr. Hawkins : Had bees in the habit of writing little seespe of poetry all his days. Sissig employed the isfentient to print these verso. Took the stanusselph to bine, sad pad him far printisg ...

... porky I rid Samba to a brother negro. Oh, that is vong . f ir y o ,' to ' soloed &stepail! daa, Y.ll down shun. That de poetry. I go to sill dam, Fsil down wboppo. That de plank versa _ A Little Pedatitry.—A waslima deb* =the United states of Asswiss ...