... The Blarcinoness ?? has a private party of sele.t friends to tea and music on Sunday evening, at her house in Piccadilly. DEPATURES, The Earl of Leitrinm and family, from Gloucester-place, to Ire- land. The I)ule of Beaunfort, yesterday, from Grosvenor-square ...

... has been all comiplimnent to her guests, cannot refrain from ex- pressing her relief when the lust of them has taken her depa-ture. All this, of course, is fair gamno for the satirist. It is not altogether unfauiliar, but it is eaffec tire, and it would ...

... hake down of straw-and the use of the kitchen with fire and gas. The payment in advance Is rigidly enforced; there is no depature from this rule, the landlord being inexorable on thin point; no money no bed, is the rule, and he never departs from it; ...