... He is a great esteemer of the nobility of man: but thinks more of an unmeaning word or a bit of blue ribbon ; and, therefore, stands by his 'order' and does not mean to rise above the peerage (I beg pardon: he will not sink below it). He has a decided aversion for all monopolies; but thinks coals quite cheap enough; and that private property is no monopoly, but a private right, which does no ...

... A Green Mountain boy fell in love with a very pretty girl, and determined to court her. To that end he dressed himself in bis Sunday-go-to-mneet- ings, went to her father's house, and found her alone. '1How d'ye du?' said Jonathan. I'm nice-take a chair, Jonathan,' says the girl. Jonathan took a chair, and seated himself in the farthest corner of the roni, its though the beauty was a thing to ...

... SKI&CYIES ON TapE itOAD. THE SUDDEN DEATH. There are several objections to one-horse vehicles. With two *beels, the~yare dangerous; with four, generally cruel inventions, tasking one animal with the labour of two. And, in ?? your horse thinyk proper to die on the road, you have no survivor to drag your carriage through the rest of the stage; or to be sent off gallopping with the coachman on ...

... MEMOIR OF MADAME LAFFARIGE, IWITH PORTRAITS OF THE PRINCIPAL PERSONS CONNZCTRD WITH 1EIt. ..I _l I \ MONSIEUR CHARLES 7. -il. ?L? EI We have recounted the loves of Marie de Nicolai and Felix Clav6. Some months passed away co- quettishly, and Marie Cappelle was still at her post of confidante. The lovers met continually, at muss, in the public walks, oT1 one particular (occasion at; Tivoli-a ...

... In my younger days, bell-ringing was much more in it v fashion among the young men of - , than it is as i now. Nobody, I believe, practises it there at present dea except the servants of the church, and the melody has ma( been much injured in consequence. Some fifty years pan ago, about twenty of us who dwelt in the vicinity of firn the Cathedral, formed a club, which used to ring every in t ...

... -Xt --sat TT t . 1 ---T Bfy TUAES IRVING SCOTT. ' There are strings within the strongest breast Which sometimes quail, When old thoughts press upon them, causing large briny tears To roll down manly cheeks, as they down mine roll now.' The back of my residence locks into a workhouse yard. To gaze upon those who have perhaps once filled a high, or at least a respectable station in life, biut ...

... [MATTIEWS, AND THE LASf DAYS or MRS. FLINT. I . - * -r m a. r LL 1. A`D01YE8TFC SXETCyt. CHAPIER IV. Hoving recorded the change Wrought in the fortulse of Phil, we shall take a glance aL one who had much to do With his altered positiqn-we mean William Norris. Subsequently to the night ofaMrs. Flint's death her self- convicted destroyer hadebeenthe prey of mingled remorse and dread ; the latter ...

... QUERIES FROM BISHOP BERKERLEY. Suppose the bulk of nour inhabitants had sboos to their feet, clothes to their backs, and beef ink their bellies, tigbt not sach a state be eligible for the public, even though the squires were condemned to drink ale and cider 7 Whether national Wants ought not to be the rule of tfade? and, vwhetber. the most pre'sin- wants of the ma-; jority ought not to be ...

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... IMIDSHTIPMAN'S EXPEDIENT'S; OR, THE DEPUTY CLEAN SHIRT. A Tale&of the Sea. BY E. HOWARD, ESQ.5 A clean shirt and a shilling-a light heart and a thin pair of-of-of refinements-these as the old song says 'will go through the world, my brave boya.' The remark is profound, and, at the same eminently practical. We shall not stop here to en- quire what is 'going through the world,' for, as all that ...

... TIHIESMUGGLERS. A Li532riqD5OF HAD PSHrIBE In an obscure village, situate on the coast of Hampshire, nne balf of the inhabitants were smugglers, and the re. aetlider composed of fishermen, and those who lived by isonest labour, together with a few families whose prede. ,:esors ba d amassed coasiderable wealth and bequeathed it i? 0their children, who now formed what might be termed be more ...

... * **~:-1. \/ SATURDAY, AUOUST2 1, 184. THE QUESTION OF REBELLION. 'Revolt,' said one 'of the greatest men of the present day,- writing; on the Canadian Insurrection, -' Revolt is a seandal to any government; for the endurance of a people is so notorious, as to be one of the causes why they are' made to endure so much,; and it is as great a disgrace to the wisdom and hunianity of rulers to ...