... of his tigers up hi Mr. Green's balloon nt Thursday. By-the-by, hlld riot the i~giatratos prevented this piece of' fool-hardiness, the weather would have done so, for it rained almost incessantly all day. Vati Ambtsrgh has addressed a letter to a moring ...

... 11he stands to wvin?' And .that cases of this description are numnerous, if not of ordinary occurrences, no person will be hardy enough to deny. IAt the conclusion of the racitng Season, rho Southern or Nowmnarhset jockeys congregate at the near little ...

... number of the notes, and a description of the thieves. SHOCKIao AccIDENT BY MACnINERY.-On Wednesday morn- ing, a youth named Thomas Fraser, between thirteen and fourteen f ears of age, in the employment of Mr. Bladdub, of Percival-street, St. Luke's, wireworker ...

... together on Monday next, at Radley's Hotel, Bridge- street, Blackfiiars, to celebrate the 44th anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, J. Home Tooke, and J. Thelwall, from a charge of high treason. We believe we may now state, that there is no longer any ...

... olet, Gorgonius hircum, Lividus ac mordax videar! But, after all, perfumes are of a very old date, and used even among the hardy Romans,- Hirsuto spiranto apobalsoma collo, was an expression of the greatest Roman satirist; though the word hirsute, if ...

... F1nE.-MrELrNCStOLr OCCURRENcE._On Tuesday morn- ing a fire broke out in the house of Mr. Hardy, surgeon, Thebberton-street, Islington. It appears that Mt's. Hardy, being confined to bed through illness, a nurse had been em- ploved- to sit tip with her ...

... WestonianBatls Hotel Club, Leamington. Accelerator-Mr. Ashmore. Derrynane and Delos-Bowling Green Club, Leamington. Roostan-Mr. Thomas Winter Spring, London. Brother to Quo Minus-Mr. G. M. Smith, Leamington. Wapiti-Mr. Clarke, Warvick. The Velvet Colt-John ...

... but one living branch when I beheld it; and a ponderous vine wvas rapidly strangling the life from this decrepit limb. The hardy growth of the native forest had nearly obliterated the improve- ments of the pioneer. 'T'he wild animals, in drinking from ...

... Powell). Captain Childe's Conrad (Captain Becher). Sir D. Baird's Pioneer (Mr. T. Walker). Mr. J. H. Leeches named Charity (Hardy). Mr. Kent named Rust (Mr. W. M'Donougb). Mr. Oswell named Dictator (Carlin). Mr. Robertson's Cramp (Wilmot). Mr. W. Handy ...

... conducted by gallant esficers, as was the case during the war of Peruvian independence, are sure to prove indomitably brave and hardy. The dark and zambo soldier of the coast, when urged forward on a rapid Sierra march, is very apt to sink under the pressure ...

... person, who gave the name ofThlonzasRichards, was brought before Mr. Dyer, charged with stealing four eggs and a newspaper. Mr. Thomas Mason, the proprietor of a coffee-house in Charles-street, Middlesex Hos- pital, said the prisoner bad frequented his house ...

... CUILDRALL. EXTENsvE EaUzLrvEMNT.-Yesterday a elerk in the employ of Mr. Payne. salesman, in Newgate-market, of the name of Thomas Grifilin, and his supposed wife, a female of very unpre- posaesing appearance, were brought up by Huddersfieid, an officer ...