... and see what different ways they pull. OLD PLAY. Well, people may talk as they will about the philosophy of life-they may speak of fame-they may wish for glory-they inay hops to shine in the literary, the legislative, or the mili- tary anuals of their ...

... drama en- titled the One Crime, is to be succeeded by a ?? ?? piece to be called St. Jolius Priory, of which report speaks highly. The principal characters in both pieces are enacted by Messrs. Cathcart, Williams, and Conquest, and Mr. aind Mirs ...

... capital article oet the OldlVatchsnen, from whics we are tempted to make sut extract. ?? many-of the old watchmen were, not to speak -it profanely, great rascals. Besides being pickpockets ill a snug quiet way, they were suborners of perjury, bearing false ...

... Lago, and has continued to gain so much credit that Merca- dante is writing an opera for her. The Italian musical jotin- nals speak in high terms of the English prinez donna. Mr. Vani Amburgh gave on Wednesday evening a superb dinner to about seventy gentlemen ...

... there, Beneath the golden stars of the clear azure air. In silence which doth follow talk that causes The baffled heart to speak with sighs and tears, When wildering passion swalloweth up the pautses Of inexpressive speech :-the youthful years Which we ...

... and sang the Islington Tailor with humour and efe.ct. We have only one fault to find with this gentleman, and that is, he speaks too loud for the house, unless he is under an impres- sion that the audience is deaf. ROYAL MARYLEBONE. A grand coronation ...

... more specimens of his genius behind him Gentle Zephyr. Canzonet. By W. STERNDOALE BENNETT. Coventry and Holliern We cannot speak more highly of this, than by confessing that we prefer it even to the beautiful song under the same name, by DMr. Henry Smart ...

... and ift you doubt it, and a-ill come out of court, I vill give it you under my hand. TITHE CO'MMrTAsrsON.-An Irishman, speaking of the rapa- city of the clergy in exacting their tithes, said, ByJ-s let a farmer be ever so poor, they won't fail to ...

... the atrocious robbery, both in town and country, committed upon the licensed victuallers by Mr. Goulburn's infamous bill. To speak can- didly, we believe that the ignorant authors of thebillmeant well towards the public by its introduction; but its effects ...

... performance, that it is so good as to defythe possi- bilityof suspecting that the actors arederanged. Ofthe concerts, I can speak of my ovvn knowledge, for we were permitted to be present at one, composed of various pieces, all of which were ad- mirably ...

... Cardinal ioche- lieu (Macready). He is arrested by the order of the Cardinal and brought before him; his frankness and open speaking gain the esteem of his Excellency, who, having discovered the attachment between him and Julie, marries him to the lady in ...

... docks or cultivated their corn and pumpkins, In an hospital, on the coast, we have seen some of these poor fellows unable to speak a sentence of Spanish to the physician who prescribed for their relief; and, in a few extreme instances, despair sunk the poe ...