... f t 8 I i if 1, 0 if I 9 4 a a t, a a 1, D D r II r tI I I I NO. LXV, THE BATHING WOMAN. Who, looking upon that amphibious animal, could RUp. I pose that she had, like other human creatures, gone through the prescribed stages of life 1-who, but one strongly ad. hering to the realities of experience, could imagine that the thing enclosed in a coarse and dark coloured jacket and g, gown had ever ...

... INDEP9NDENT ORDER OF ODD FEL- LOWS, MANCHESTER UNITY. THIRD ANNIVERSARY OF THE LOYAL QUEEN VICTORIA LODGE' On Monday, September 14, the above lodge celebrated their third anniversary by a public supper at their lodge. room, at the house of Host Dymes, Nottingham Arms, Nottingham-street, Marylebone. A substantial and excel. lest supper was provided by the wortby host, which was served up in a ...

... NEWSPAPER1 NOTABU$. THE LAND BELONGS TO THE PEOPLE. 'It were well that the la dlords knew their proper social position, and th.at is, that they are ill e law merely the teuants of the contmunity. This is e no fction. .Is law the land belorigs ti the Queen- d the whole land of the coiuntry (see Blackstone); r)alid as the Qtwen is bathing more than the rlhief servant of the nation, it fo1o` s ...

... 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 ...

... ?? : - - 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 ...

... So little is known of the manners of the beaver in a do- mesticated state, that we feel a peculiar gratification in having it in our power to give the extremely interesting history of ar, individual which belonged to Mr. Broderip. The animal arrived in this country in the winter of 1825, very young, being small and woolly, and without the cover- ing of long hair which indicates the adult ...

... | 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 ...

... FOUR BON VIVANT$. - Theo. Cibber, in company with three other bon vivants, A made an excursion. Tbeouiiad a false, set of toeth; aseboad,- a glass eye; a third, a cork leg; but thefourth bad nothing particular, except a remarkable way of shaking bis heud. _ They travelled in a post-coach, and while at the first stage, after each. bad made inerrywith his neighbour's infirmity, they agreed at ...

... SATURDAY, NOVLIMBER 2, 1839. THE GREAT OBLIGATIONS OF GOVERN- MENT TO ESTABLISH NATIONAL EDIJi CATION FORTHWITH. We see that there is a project now on foot in the cdabinet to establish national education; atid thld t the proposed plan, of which nothing yet is known as to particulars, is approved in high and influential quarters. When we see the plan we will speak of it. In the meantime wye ...

... 'TllEkRAPh OT TEES VNETIANS. lt* *~;ByPRoPIESSORt PEPOLI. ~z ThelaSt-dAy of January, anno, 936, was drawing to itst ie*cloe~ad-tiamboon 'having reabbed the full, was ahedui sd; bright-beamsu'an the placid bike where rests, in the umidlatc ?? wondrous evidence of Italian'power aid'. skil-encethe beautiful. ' The winds were lsushed,-auid Ythe softened air -seemed 'to eannounce the near approach ...

... THE ODP 'IF O!s aUDE i; i I I : ?? ?? ! 9 ' ?? I . . ?? JOXN KEN CLE soN PN.- Wien it waS understtod ,le that Sir James.-Lowvter, afterwards Lord Lousdale, .was to fel be elgvate'd to tbe'peerage, as a re*ard. for,offering to fur. CI nish government with a seventy-four quiln-ship, completely Su eq ipped, ath is-own expense, a lady asid to Mr. Keinble, Hi{ Dear me, sit, whata whimsical tbing ...

... INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FEL- LOWS, MANCHESTER UNITY.; *ANCHES ER. The officers and brothers of the Loyal Temple Ledge, Manchester, celebrated their tenth anniversary at the lodge- house, Host White's, Railway Inni Deodskate, when a great numnber of the brothers and their friends sat down to an excellent dinner got up in the host's usual style. The chair was taken by Brother Lamb of the amine ...