... necessary to notice the! foll~vig; ROW0LAND'S MACASSAR OIL; Each bottle has their signature, in red, on the, vrapper, thus- A. ROW-LAND & SON, 20, AIIATON GARDEN, Counter-signed ALEX. ROWLAND. The lowest price is Is. 6d.-the next 7s.-t0s. 6d.-and 21s. per bottle ...

... was not examined by one of those long-eared country justices, who are doing every thing in their power to make the law of the land at once hateful and contemptible, but at Bow-street, the chief office of the metropolis. The clerk of the Board of Guardians ...

... and their rulers was upheld only by the latter, and required only to be let go to fall. He (the Lord High Chancellor of Eng. land) met his fellow subjects as often as he found opportunity. He visited them in their towns and cities; addressed them or the ...

... glass in a shop ?? was nothing particular in the case, except that when the defendant's mother, who is a tall, showily dressed woman was called, on being interrogated by the magistrate, she said that she was an annuitant. She went on to say, that the house ...

... inscription thereoi, contrary to the articles, canons, and constitutions, or to the doctrine and discipline of the Church of Eng- land. The cause was brought by letters of request from the diocese of Winchester (this court having no original juris- diction) ...

... collision of the master spirits of the time-and, in fine, to see the shrinking girl merge in the firm-minded, high-hearted woman. But we forgot that the QuEEN was not a free agent. We forgot that she had fallen, like a legacy, into the hands of one of ...

... will appear. To conclude with a new Christ- mas Pantomime called HARLEQUIN and the ELFIN SPRITE ;or, the Little Grim Grey Old Woman-Albert, afterwards Harlequin, Mons. Frampnot; Lady Blanche, afterwards Columbine, Mrs. Worrell; the Fairy Fay, Miss L. Melville ...

... hardly credible that such a remark could have been ut- tered, with a viesw to publication, by any civilised man in a Christian land in the nineteenth century ! Col. J. Prince, of the Sandwich militia, desirous, it appears, of the noble distinc- ticis aimed ...

... Aluain, Sig, HervioNano. To conclude with the Pantorine of HARLEQUIN and the SPRITE of the ELFIN GLEN; or, the Grim Grey Old Woman. Harlequin. Mons. Frampnot; Clown, Mr. M'Donald; Pan- taloon (first time this season), Mr. Johnstone; Columbine, Mrs. Worrell; ...

... present re- ceiving far more than wle find in his bond; and this, too, at a time when we are calling upon the pro- prietors of land to make an important-some say a ruinous-sacrifice for the good of the country. Since the peace we have been virtually paying ...

... Oleans, are for the most part correct. On tire morning of the 4th ci;e-.g at 3 A.Ms., the French, to the number of about 800, landed, coniposed of lancers, soltiers, marines, and sailors, and faioirei by the darkness and tire mist nwhicli prevailed, tirev ...

... Stovin. Lady Lyttleton and Lady Gardner have succeeded Lady Portman and Lady Caroline Barrington as the 'lady and bed- chamber woman in waiting on the Queen, and Lord Byron and Mr. Rich have replaced the Earl of Fingal and the Hon. Major Keppel as the lord ...