... baa long retired from the stage, and who was yearn ago a star at the London French plays, has jest celebrated at Antenil Ida golden wedding. He and hia wife, married 50 yean ago, were both in excellent health. Thirty children, grandchildren, and nephews ...

... the moors, disreputable Leedom &Tarte also for a time. It goes ii-hoppnig. Down in Kent in the month of September you may meet the biggest blackguards out. side Maidstone. or any other Jul.i The cadger (by which we mean the itinerant ne'erdomreel, who begs ...

... with British Arms and Union Jack. The body was much decomposed, and the only clothing upon it was a pair of socks and elastic boots. The beach is strewn with cargo, chiefly beer, tobacco and crockery ; the hull of the vessel can be even on the reef. The value ...

... child at the seaside. Many were the pars of Hood'. writings whieh,wlien the sparkling wit had bad dance, settled deem into golden wisdom. The lecturer also spike at seine length of the serious.. of Hood's poetry. lie sail that Hoods wit was juin his way ...

... them. Tee polies deetroyate all the *ay The Primes of Wale, has arrived at Londeaborongli Perk, Yorkshire, for few dove' *booting. A large boiler exploded on at the brick works of Mr Milner, Brunie,. nom Lade, killing two of tbe workmen and doing damage ...

... humidly, and told you that you heal forgot to rued mane money yin, prom Med me. When I met you before, nee that you hail been in Kent with your idle curie, and you then gave all the twenty you afoot you - half.a.enown. I have seen yen often, mil lawn to your ...

... in ship which were to be built by contreet to tay - g e - /f 3 3 0 CI 16 SI CI • • ~.., gn,.. 1.,,,, b.t. ehe Isabella, kent L at, Plymouth from Arbroath. 3rd inst. many were eased from • wa al iudulgence, all wheel was ileoresistent with essis fr ...