... H Of e D FES i, I I . i; ,, LL OW, S , 42t -. tit 'i-r Zbb DW-' 3LOWr ?? to -7 -- ~7-7 S$ATURDAY. DECF4Bi9M 19, 14Q 0i at dl 4, TILIAL$ FOR WHAT is CIAL4E1) BLUS-- C be ~~PHEMY~i Arcent proceeding oqf this lkind against the pro- aprietor of this: parer,, for, selling in the. ~-egular M course of his: buin.~iess I'Hasam's Letters to the ji u Clergy -of all Denomniantions,'- furnishes an oppor. ...

... 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 ...

... 1 - 1\2- SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1f42. 'i4 I fRi' TEMPEltANCE.-No. 8. . 13j 126 i, 6Se/onejes arid iendi, hea t.' somie 60 pp readers, who are unfortuna,'tely all on one side, ay- wonder how it is, that, ger 'ruu- ning a mii4ek' (as they-are elogantlyu;pleased to phr'as, it) against Teetotalism, we are now about to. plo'd In, its f~vour. Surely we must keep our plad~ fife rnomised that after a ...

... 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 ...

... 'rill MIORTAR ANND THT E PESTLE, At. ner tIIe Beautifill, tindIIer thle penltifllate of Leo eeltI a st at a ulnont fame ; one. of i ites, caltin o g he elves ar Ii i Is hey passieas, an timbappy facility ofechip. hi ek iii o marble, nod nt o' e;Poiliti g tle i denti lank- di'Aacaled and canhused limbs ; a, lt hr md a tat and wirv-faced Venus ; little * 'ext ankk eld groulped round a hideous ...

... NO. IX. ys 'And yet, if report says true, you're going to do be the very same thing yourself: if it's all true we cthear about Polly Hopkins. fil itis very remarkable that almost every witch it executed had made corifession of her guilt, although le they knew that sentence would immediately follow. The confessions were elicited by torture moral and of physical, and frequently retracted, till a ...

... AN EPIjSGDE OF TIlE FRENCH REVOLUTION. The two stepped out from behind the screen, and Julie was almost terrified at seeing the dark, stern scowl on the boy's face, he grasped her arm, ua- conscious of the pressure he made; hurriedly he exclaimed- ' Julie, to the terrace-from this place-I must not be seen; one moment-only one. Dance !' he muttered, ' they are gay and merry over tombs- standing ...

... ?? : - - fhP>-~ I i SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1841. POLICE TYRANNY. I Britons never will be slaves !'-Fools' Chaunt. We have before now had occasion to animadvert on the despotic power vested in the Police under that new system of centralization, by which our masters hope to render themselves omnipotent. We have more than once commented on the various police encroachments upon the little ...

... | ADVENTitA 6V X WdN 'iAAY -Et. 'Tae he lipd.Iavo qpe yegthy 41liqith'it EP.ny ~~ocq'my oy1 very. Oateal vpi4 J pobI qptmptin tlhe~r ure pathp;fe NoPs9 cf .0e ?? hr0e baI *s~ov .hppatrvufsethip trioo f It from 0110 trotRqt1 to- Ase Other, . am Samples,procuringo ersan collecting debtaor soin, my~ Occupation or oi'yaa n I W.~$ no Aps ot*4 d ;a ay A pja on' . trc,'avelle are the only ...

... | '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 ...

... 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, ...

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