... TIlE VICTIM OF A NAM E. X : ti he rito3t THE FRECNCH. Is LW7 ti tir IN THRisa CIIAPTERSSCHAP'. I.0 he da Upon the left bank of the Danuhe, about seven miles a ad from ViennaI stands the Abbey of Xieusterneubourg, a e ire Superb edifice, erected in the middle of a valley ; the sur- s h- rounding hills are clothed to their very tops with rich vine- d ; yards, and hundreds of farm-houses lie ...

... , What is Love? It is easier to answer this question by housand instances, than by one definition, which can nprehend them all. What is Love ? It is anything a please. It is a prism, through which the eye beholds same object in various coloufs; it is a heaven of bliss a hell of torture n a thirst of the heart-an appetite dichl we spiritualize; a pure expansion of the soul, but ich sooner or ...

... A SEA-rIGHT. RESISTANCE OF TRE ESSEX, U. S. The Phoebe discovered no disposition to throw ,wavy the immense advantage she possessed in her cog eighteens ; and when she found the Essex's ire becoming warm, she kept edging away, throw- Dy her shot, at the same time, with fatal effect, fitting down the people of her antagonist, almost tith impunity to herself. By this time, many of he guns of the ...

... TIME ADVENTUROUJS LOVERS. n on'THIE HEROINE OF JlECLA. (Finn M/ie Spen nish of Cervantes., : o ligth I beg1an to perceive traces of approach to 6i p(I ,ht[hitalion, and fionl the top ot a hill saw at a ;r'tlinc a fort, at the gate of which I presented l:a Ivas readily admitted. Speaking Spanish r I repiescilted mlyself as a captive of that nation ;ip .t drotem the hands of the hadijins. I was ...

... THE ODD FELLOWS PV N('11 I.mv, ' TOO-TOO-TOOI'T-T IiT. O IEPATIE7TA;1UENTA t-RY lori~lss t Colonel Sibthorp, ill aliusioll to tie o1 l cruelty 10 nimali, merely wishied to Ja iff vision hadl been made for donkeys ? Sir Robert P'eel replied, that a'o's of, seri tiomi were protecteed. Colonel Sibtliorp deela.ed l hniself perifl1 fied. 's The Earl of Coventry gave rnotice of liis inie! tt to ...

... Rooms bad been taken for us at the Hotel de la Nouvelle Russie, and the person to whose hospitality and kindness we bad been recommended by our Russian acquaintance at Rome, thinking, perhaps, to pay us a compliment and keep up his own importance, ordered them for a, Milord Anglais,' an honour for which we paid dearly the next morning. When shown to our beds we found they bad no sheets on them ...

... THE ODD FELLOjVS PU S E -._~~~~~~(L late TOO-Too-Toor-TO.)oT ne- a of OUR FORrIGN ARlItVALS. ger The mail from Chelsea, overlandt i, e elf- every minute, and will put us in potsess I IL. news a quarter of au hour later frome 1l of t! ua- Our own correspondent came up this morunt10lt hat Knightsbridge, and brings u 'lteili.00 1' cy very discouraging character. Businss (if so upon the move, ald ...

... A ROMANCE O1 REAL LIFE. I was about to send you a gossiping letter on a multitude of comparatively unimportant subjects, when all interest and attention here was absorbed by one of the most tragical and astounding events ever recorded in literary biography. You may rely on every particular I am now about to relate. I know all the parties intimately-Bkow aBl circumstances by direct letters-am ...

... After many months of anxious and painful expectancy I at length succeeded in my appointment to the situation I had so ardently wished for. Despairing at my apparent want of success, I bad given up all hopes, and had engaged to go surgeon in the Clydesdale to the East Indies, when the favourable result of roy friend's exertions, changed the aspect of my affaits. Miy instructions set forth ...

... (From the French.) The diligence stopped at the Whitehorse-inn, in the prin- cipal street of Fontainebleau. Fatigued and oppressed by the heat on the road, we slowly stretched ourselves, and descended the steps of the vehicle as lazily as possible, smiling at the vacant appearance which sleep, broken by our sudden arrival, had stamped upon the visage of some of our fellow-travellers. The ...

... AN EPISODE OF THE FIRENCH REV O L UTIO N. But the officer's brow darkened. e Hark you, Jeanttte, don't misunderstand me; I found him. Take this child to your mother's, she is a nurse, I kn ow ; for the presenit she must take charge of' Ihin,, and she shall be liberally rewarded. Ile gransped her arm, and said sternly, ' No words of tbis, and no comments of your own either. Away, . and hasten ...

... ;THE OiD MaELOW. SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1841. PACKED PUBLIC MEETINGS ON POLI- '1ICAL MATTERS. It was almost what we expected, that there would be packed political public mcetiligs. This expectation arose in consequence of the successful opposition which the.Chartists have recently made to the resolutions of public meetings convened for the purpose of petitioning or remonstrating against the Poor ...