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... The following event, related by the Duke of B~ovgo. in his Memoirs, we think will be found highly interesting to most of our mod~ern, as a currant view of the vigilance of the Frenob police, leaving alone its depicting the late Napoleon in in a favourable light:- da The Emperor's kindness even towards Lis persounl ene-0 mies was always carried to excess. I will cite an int s40 of it whichcanie ...

... THE' BLUE PARLOUR OR, OUR CORIIESrONDENCB. The clock had just struck eleven when we found our- self on our proper wvay homewards. It wanted but a very tew minutes to the hour named at the period we had left a certain domus in the close neighbourhood of our own from the which-we cannot precisely tell why-we never make our exit until forced so to do by the admonishing hands of a watch hung up in ...

... LOYAL STAR OF TEMIPERANCE LODGE. Lately an excellent dinner was provided by Mrs. Bolton, of the Temperance Coffee House, Hallgate, for the mem- bers of the Loyal Star of Temperance Lodge, which, although but recently established, and upon peculiar prin. ciples, may be said to have flourished exceedingly, inasmuch as the lodge has never yet met without an addition being made to its ranks, ...

... NO. TIT. 'And pray, what has NELLY BnowN been about? t A poor harmless old creature as ever breathed !-l e say, what has she done?' a While the clerical and popular attention was so fatally directed to the crime of witchcraft all over the continent, as we have described already, it was not to be expected that England and Scotland 9 would be far behind. The latter country, indeed, has been ...

... | 'ggCOLLECTCIOANS OF A HACKNEY- 1 ?? COACH. I ,Tee are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Jan are dreamt of in your philaophy.'-SHAsXzsXR. CHI&PTIM THE TSFTY-EIGalTH. I ,To Jury Lane.' The three words forming The above ,1teeoe were spoken by one amongst a rather large party I ,,lOe intent it was-led en by the divine science of music tospend the evening at the temple adorned by the ...

... 4 C I TuGLAY., AUGUST 2I, 1841. H OUT-PHARAOH'D. NTAR}' TO BRITISH FrEENE. A fine specimen of state-craft that Pharoah ! Withourreaders'and the parson's leave, we will borrow a subject from a passage of King Pharaoh's history, as related in a certain old brok much in vogue for pulpit-uses, and but seldom referred to for any good purpose. Pharaoh, King of Egypt, had a prime minister of Hebrew ...

... Last Monday week being appointed for the celebration of a festival in commemoration of the establishment of the Unity in Cheltenham, a great number of the brethren met at the oyal Old Weills at an early hour. The brethren of the Cbeltenbam Lodge were reinforced by an attendance of euimhors fron the neighbouring lodges of Gloucester, D Strond, Duraley, Oxford,, Cirenlste, &.The regalia ai a ...

... JU, -Y THE WORLD.WlE LIVE IN. NO. XXVI. y t, :S e 11 e If e e If a S r. d g a s ? ?? ?? The elderly lady who, lives three doors off is going to give one of her periodical tea-parties this evening, and very great preparations have been made. Betty (the servant of all work) has been engaged for the last week in polishing the tea-urn, and arranging the best set of china, and the Pope Joan board ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CONFLICT WITH A | SHARK.I natA An American vessel, called the Olympus, anchored of u the isle de Bourbon,~ in the Indian Ocean, some time in ro the year 1831. Evening was fast approaching, and a gentle loc breeze from seaward hardly rose the little waves ?? gently rolled on, and broke upon the neighbouring beach. rec Some of the crew had got leave to go on shore, and amuse R ...

... We have known many persons who affected a taste for wxiting in extremely meinute characters, as, for instance, the Lord's Prayer, Creed, and the Ten Cemmandmnents, within the compass of a sixpence, or, perhaps, a silver penny. On this subject the learned D'Iaraeli has the following obser vations :-The 'Iliad' of Homer in a nutshell, which Pliny says that Cicero once saw, it is pretended might ...

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