... good points, and promised to train on ; but as she has never been seen in public since the Derby Spring Meeting, I cannot speak as to her improvement after that time. On the second day, in the Scurry Stakes, Eastern Princess, by the ease with which she ...

... think you, the rhymer will write When the pieces are all put away for the night ? Here lies one who never, his due but to speak, Converted fine Chess into dull hide-and-seek ; He played out the fight till the battle was drawn, And like a bold Briton he ...

... ponies a copy, and use it according to his circumstances or babita of read. ing and thinking. - - A contemporary reviewer, speaking of the work, says i Of surpassing ; no person who pretends to literary pursuits should be without one ; it is the ' utile ...

... the Act, were now so convinced of its advantages, that they were combining together to carry it into effect. These things speak for themselves ; but, apart from the immediate beneficial results that have accrued during the short period the now Act has ...

... but before I close my letter it will be well to give some general particulars as to the nature of the country. Generally speaking, it is very hilly; the soil sandy, and tufted with thick brushwood and heather. At distances of about a mile and a half it ...

... shrouded (8. e. T. and 3 Basses) • 4 0 21. Reck end Alr, Niikt, love, isereeping (Tenor) 6 21a. Air 3 6 Duet, Hear MINA Speak ) Soprano and Tenor) 23. Finale, AB to the bar 6 0 • Separate Vocal Pale are published. PIANOFORTE ARRANGEMENTS. Favourite ...

... one should a copy, and use it according to his circumstances or habits of reading and thinking. A contemporary reviewer, speaking of the work, says I.— Of surpassing utility; no person who pretends to literary . pursuits should be without one ; it is ...

... subject to modification, according to the play, and the cards in hand. THE DRAMA, MUSIC, &c. It is not enongb to speak, but to speak true.-Bkakespeare. Wrru the exception of a new Arline in the Bohemian Girl, at Covent Garden, and two new farces ...

... Drawers, and Supporting Bands are the nio4 comfortable preventive of Rupture and Strains in the Hack that I know of, and I speak entirely on its merits. (Signed) J. H. BRIE?, M.D., Warwick, Oct. Ist, 1841. H.M. Indian Army. ELSTOB, Riding Belt, Breeches ...

... extensive a list had never before been issued for any Spring Meeting, as it comprised no fewer than fifty-three races, wnich speaks well for the popularity of the management at head-quarters. Nothing much reflecting on the future took place prior to the ...

... should possess a copy, and use it according to his circumstances or habits of reading and thinking. A contemporary reviewer, speaking of the work, says:— Of surpassing utility ; no person who pretends to literary pursuits should be without one; it is the ...

... mystery shrouded (8. C. T. 3 ames) 4 31. Preit ma Night,love,isorespissig f I 31a. Air (transposed) 22. Duet, Hewes, I must speak ) Soprano end Tenor) M. Flunk, All to the bell. Separate Vocal Parts are published. PIANOFORTE ARRANGEMENTS. ' Favourite ...