Star. — London, England, 1823-12-25 00:00:00

• MORE MISNOMERS. - ...im.z- ' Mr. rarest, a shopkeeper. Wet in a bins. Mr. Abbw is known to get istung s , Mr. SAM took to wife the aims Kee, ro w And her sister is plum to a Awe I Mr. Beth is an infidel, and near to Chtteas Mr. Sharer ne'er bandied ; Mr. Bre,,whan at school. was tickte4 with lack, • • Ilesi Mast was akwursomorli,•Shri Mr. Drouss, it h Mohr! Diarlaiiglity to peas Ars. Moans i • And 'twas only last week Dick Myers was men • TO stagger at sight of Miss Irani ! Amer Minh& is known for a imp yank slut; Betsey Wise Is alsolith one, L know ; Mr. 21psek could not slam in the water when put, And Htekathrift spends all khrtfilibs / Mr. Legs is laid up with a fit of thogilut, Mr. Ryder is fondest of watithstg4 Mr. &ender is going to marry Miss Sant, Mrs. ;lOW is always a Miklos! • Bally Knight-always loves to bsi Nen in the deg, Mr. Whir's ever nodding and !soppy, Mr.-161st with the girls is sportive ancigay, Mr. Misr looks vary unhappi I Mr. Goodman is reckoned ais none as km. Mr. woo than a lamb can't be meeker; Mr. Zink is known fora very grsiist heist, • Mr. Drain is an eloquent speaker! Youngkuskand was married when grown scr,P old. Mr. Loner's a hater of Ladies; But he was cutrapp'd in . the net of a scold, Who brought him an arm-full•of babies!. Mr. Ossickskarsk 'tis known bed proper a leg As ever was worn by a D‘dy ; . Mr. Aid was compelled throe/lithe country to beifi Ms. Amen could not muds' brundif Thus you see what a singtds.r l world irons earth, As full as an twat cotitikiies; For eves and aye ghrtnyjspposikts Nabs Like ostriches hatchinsavittatin CPRIShVIAS-DA Y. This is united Christmas-day, from the Latin Christi Missa, the Mass of Christ ; and thence the Roman Ca- tholic Liturgy is termed their Missal or Mast Bonk. About the - year gOCI. th e observation of this day became, general in the Catholic Church. • At this once hospitable season there was . 6 a run of Merry gays" from Christmas eve to Candlemas, and the gist twelve in partiCulir were full of triumph and' idno. cent pleasure. But 6 6 everything is altered" now. The celebration of Christmas in modern times, is scarcely worth a record : The middle c l asses ma ke it a sorry business of a pudding or so extra, and a game a; cards. The rich invite thew rich friends to their country houses: but the poor are left out entirely, or presented' With a few clothes and eatables that make up a • wretched sidittitute for the hospitable inters Ogrieof old. To those %it'd bait the posier (*child that theybad the heart!) to d'eit; we wool& soi—Every" fate that ral contribute to se(iparkting it`Cbiiitmas is eredection of that good: nest of nature tlitiieh geberositi . helps to usclood, as thissiticroivs reflect' the lustre of the sun* heave*.. Xveiy holly bough and luntliof bet Ties Withiwhithyosi attbra your houses, is a piece of tlatfiral piety as'well ai Ntuty. and will enable you teilish the green world Of *Milt pia :hews yourselves' toot forgetful. Every. bowl which'you set flawing stithout drunkenness, 'defy 'taintless pleasure, every inilikent 11)46, huiveVer i&sthfel, every ,fiirgeulness evesi of serious things; silica they are only swallowed or M' the kindness aiad jay Alai it is the end of, Wisddirt to !abjure, is . Wisea.virtuousest..diicrecirst, best:" The divine itliltonohough a stern reformer, saw mra thing to quarrel with , iu the natural joys of ittimani or in tisfs customs which they gave rise to. In a Latin epiutle to•his friend Deoilaii, he countenances all the sperriments of Christmas. He is recorded as hiving kept • gaudy days; (holidays) himself; and in his Witte. tionate elegy on the death of the same friend, does. disdain to regret the pleasure they used to have in roast ietpearfkaud.chesouts during thelong winter evenings, irkao. the wind was thundering through the elm-trees our of doors.. Mr. whistle cr af t affords us a delightful picture of the substantialentertainments given in the days of good lfoispAalitur, which- is. delineated with all the minute ac cuserrend high finishing of a Mier is or a Gerard Dow. gitArKtrit Arthur made a sumptuous feast, Aeddieidthir - Bcryal Christmas at Carlisle, , Anti thither came the vassals, most and least, From every corner of this British Isle; An allArereelitertained, both man and beast, AdtereiNewtheir rank s in proper style; The Meek were fed and littered Ist the stable, The Ladies and the Knights sandmen to tall . • The lit[ of fare (as you way well supper.) Was suited to thug plentiful old. times, Before our modern luxuries arose, Witti truffles and ragouts, and various crimesi And' therefore, from the original in praise • I shall'arratige the catalugue in rhymes : They served up stainers, venison,,. and wild boars By hundreds, and by dozens, sad by scores! t' , Bel:trade of honey, kliderkins of inastard, Ztuttons, and tatted bevies, and bacon swine; 11::rons and bitterns, peacoek, swan, and bustbrd, Titl; mallard, pigenns, widgeons ' and in find Plum -puddings, pancakes, applo-ples, and custard . ; " • And tb -rev:Waal they drank good Guayas wine, With mead, and ale, and cyder of our own; Tor porter, punch, and negus., were not known! r , The itedie,end uproar of the miller/ tribe, All pilfering and scraanbling in their callings Wes t st all powers of Ling tags to - deserlbe.— * • 4 11.1 . 1 spFteof people there were seen shttslof characters, all sort* of Out Witt foes tail arid peacock's --sti • Piladaw,astpenhents, st,d grave mouptty people wkh their coats s sad victuallers with cane • Webers, varlets, falconers, pa. 11. • ad waidnVonsids, hit wilting • • . I ~- 1 ;,1 - - '~N ell removed; the jo cun• let eat Ale. tans bibears be too • leave .the. table. At Christmas Ibelea.b... partially blind. to the hisband for the Ladies to retire. one of joy and eotisickl, in wadi sleStsltr' parttelpate, , asoli as doe. ' • ails& Lady mil !Winn& imp • ilat7 t~Tettagithit tki . eSiid! ' • e r int _i. the jeperie4 , ; ' 4 Shari, Mid good old 'Port o may be ▪ artmwelia Nut tee.satbeaCt groerass apply of eaelso,,llbosid Many Ladies at every seedfillieg. at lea.t. at 41n early hear, fraiarodi gall* sialioipkable4ma and coffee is ready." .: .• • ... . .. ANN4L9 OF ifirsli PU.GZLIS3L -. . . 7 ......... — The only Irishman we hav: e ns tia tert i ' d d 1 49111taitiedl the pugilistic Chempienship of icv My 400 of time, was the rebuermid orsioram He was a hero of the first salliug class fro* the year 177010177811 duffing which pother' talk_ moral battles;.. and' atnougst other feats of , aregformed by Peter, be Marlyn' a whole Press-gonr 4 - Portsmouth ; ..and (17 way of ' sto his exertions ) he broke - the Lieuteraati sword oer his head .. The following list will also shew that nu erous other good "bits of ger from Paddy e Land, have distinguished themselves m the Prize Rips from the above time down to the present boxing we., and likewise evince, that Irishmen have supportad, and promoted, for the tut fifty years, the noble and manly, art of selfalefenee. ' . la 1742, Patrick Henley, en thiath of Mat. defeated a boxer, styled the Jempost Soldier, at taylor's Booth, in Tottenham-court-road; to whom he sent the following, .answer to the challenge of the former, on the night pre ceding the battle: " I, Patrick Henley, known to every one for the mob of a pod fellow, who never refused any one en or et tl‘ stage, and fight au ,often - for the diversion of Gentleinen as for money; do accept the dtalletige of this Jarscriligiack and abaft; if hodool labeler.; give him one of my bothering blows, which will %evince him of his lit ammo in the art of boxing. - " l'ATiiil CIE HUN LIM" In 1 . 7645 Tons Jachau, an Irish - pavior (called the Di;her.) fought a most tremendous battle at Guilford, beating the celebrated Ch ar ley Cou r t i n 47 minutes.. IFor the first 35 minutes, it- was four to one against Ist arm. The latter hero also defeated Malsom, a first rate miller; but Juchast was cotapiered after a despe rate fight of 40 minutes, by,Darts, in 1776. Vie battle was for 1,000 guineas. • In 1770, Joyce, a good boxer, fought with Nicholls, Is butcher at Hendon, who experienced defeat.: audit: arti; Trainer, an Irish, Chairman, defeated. the Bit , m ' was Champion, Sam Peters: the latter hero was also conquered by Rossemus Gregory, au •It ish pugilist - .4 some note. In 1775, Denis Kellyhorn, a scientific pugilist, Was de feated by Hood ; and in 1780, Duggan, an Irish boat swain, beat Henry Sellers. In 1785;the atter celebrated pugilist was also defeated by Harvey, an Irishman. Doyle, a miller of considerable reputlin bii day, con quered Chitty, in 1786, on Blackheath. . In 1787, Michael Ryan, a most accomplished boier end considered one of the hardest hitters'hi . BOgian . .. fought with she celebrated Tom Johnscik k Bucking. : hamshire.. Ryan was difeated in 24 minutes ; belike f wise surrendered a setond,tinie to Johhson, atßickinans Worth. Ryan had won numerous battles, and, inde pendent of his warmth of *temper, such pugilists ss Ryan are but seldom seen. T, During the year 1778, Irishmen were, conspicuonsio the hire Ring. Dennis Ketcher beat Live; 'nitre:pie:. sense of 10400 spectators, who highly' praised die Science displayed by Ketcher.• Dunn also defeated Sar vage on Blackheath ; and Cortally; a chain:min,: mad a capital fight with the celebrated Big Rea. • * In 1792. Gamble, seho had proved sticeoiful in - 4,1. teen battles, made his toW to an English andieike, and defeated S rany at d.froaißirtainghani; is list-rite Mk; at Bendy, nine miles frinii Cole - heater. Coady, an Irishmen, in 1796.; also conquered Hail4fa l .' on Wimbledon Corniiitm; tor Iol2‘guineis: . An It ish Oentlimin, Of thename orb Connor , to an insult, foisghe with White., a butcher, at ?ray*, heal Bath, in 179 t Whitt: was 'a pugilist of ilotoraftr; but in 20 minutes he was CO UR:P) P ieg fe,l: i..' - ' 1 ' 4 ' ' On July 1, iiioo, hit 1 gutneaS a-iicie r aiasattlfr 1 . fear.: Noah James, the ife . GoardsiriOrf(who lied *Oil sertateen battles). oil 1 inthledoe Cotsinion . . A It wSo r a tremendons fight . on birth • sidei, : aiid . io •11igli did Gamble stafid'm the estiniatiOn C . hisTrientls; - that lit was backed agaiait teni Maier; itspevaitier folio*, ing. Gamble, . l iowevil'o . 4 /0 Ostfatedro five ronrids, in nine minutes end' three4bia#44. Jack O'DOtinel,..in .Irish 'lad, otik 18' years_of age, defeated Pardo Wiltioti in 1802, ICM:tint/rood &robin; OTfonnel was a superior borer, and . provid itseiessfal in several other bittles. Fo r a shah . prrltkl ,110 till called by his countrymen ••• the Irish CbtainpiiM. 4 4 1 In Ju e, 1806, Dan Doghertrmade his a petitidab and pro ed himsellas same a man ai eves iPped in; the priz ring, And defeated Wall; at' If it 'I:I - Green., i He also ;distinguished himself in several ovate battles. ',, Ben Atedley . (desCended from Irish parinti), whose. memorabtl fight with. Dutch Sam, in 1840, elaced'him high as a titan of true - Tom- Reynolds:—" proved the conqueror prebent : momeut The guile CYLetcry Fancy—anti- to it main open in the Pugh of o'Sb:tug - hum". Tit Wbolwicb, Dan B'' 'be added without It any further )aired in Ireland, ginally appeared throw some light upon-it * CII,ALLTZIPEt " Earst-oo.aa.thu!--To ail it Hanlon, of the Mat' add eit low, do" Hiretiy challenge Way Maio up Wei fit - Founds steEllnj; or, ilatillisew oriikor diode% Apiljedilikt ___J - - 't And thea•ih the precession eitlbeieeerkst ValeroWilt the much-Untested Sir Daskivl Doetidly, irsiliOt 04 th* ives*: But the Fund mil/ises.:eenoseent et die 10' Nair . SALES . QF fnoporry. • G .1106 , •• tt; HallolstiOt;'Newisiton-huttd, &Wry, MOM prides*latimellill bads" alhopoolhuidt; rdia a l o daddhddr-Idisre, gad guddg, ogespyirly *Ol9O felt ; far rots. at * d Plc Pitninn I covenant in teams *let to Insure-L.4910; . **stilt & Whiner - AXLEY. • Leardatials. 14 to 1* (indusive), Nlarigold-oeset, tear. ONO% Destildluy e let at rests producing, yearly, 41109, hold fee y .st.a Wpm' rdl* of £lO. Id% taus paid by.veudot 4 461 6 0 Pfodaldall a ima rand of 471. Ss. per annum • laws covenanted to invite to fillieihmi In the Hand in Hand Offleel—trio'. Band:.i.A Ned for AS* lo,the'Wettrtoo Bridge Company, inunbetird havint'a pity sir *thee securities.; bearing in. brut at lee per cent. perwmues . ;nurdsaser entitled to interest for half Year due Lady-Day, 1114—ivo. Anotaldes.;—Sts, in the Waterloo Bridge Company, of £9 each, contained anon deed, numbered 292 Os which a condderation of 43110 **paid', beating MOWS* ; purchaser entitled diddend dbe lady-Day, 11111.4,354 each. Twolvo•in the same undortelaqh in murdeed, numbered 447 (for which 4'480 Was gaid to the Ownpany), bearing interest, and pur chaser entitled td bilf-yeady dtvidend as Isefore—E29. I Ss. each. ' Siiitretv..'•.Tiielvo of 'CM each in the same cancan-46. du gerikate. SIR. NEWTON. . iteventono—Yo Ora:fourth Part of 411,751, New Four per Cent leak Annuities, winding in the nettles Of Malan' and recdvable by the purchaser on the dentine of a Lady, inber tAbyear, exempt boss legacy duty :-.41.21) lathes& MR. SHIIIIWOOD. Laaieheida , ---No. 114; Buts Ea.. Oty.c•wl s containing seven rooms. vaults, and gardens, let to Mrs. Hamer, tenant at at per annum, Lehi at a ground rent of foe the enet. pisini tarn of 56' years-4-.4120. ' t 4 ors thawed Ole of Cioswell-street, edeprising •agght. Owns, cellogage;sad si . sop, held foc 91 years, st a , rental et Aidit per aumun--100. . sisOarozo impiumapou'titirl'ltitS&L,VS, DLt.• tit ' The Subscription agreeable to nbilte,lndead' of tikriorrOw (thitdai); bid hi'ver* - few members nreq anti Hide ca no business was dunh Werth rionriling, thereto*, dotal, stand as isi our last report. -tOUTII• COURSING lilit zitt • T o i r th e cis; • 1;t1 . •••.• -I. Mr. linisall's fawu-colnured dog; Hercules, be* UF..lfrilSbPei black and. whke puppy, Crowflower. M fawn - coloured r. Cooper's faw.coloured hitch; 4 - coloured be* _ inoltbeg black tick puppy, Fella. "" s e:- Monet Elathirit'arediarch ptippyrolllllWiltit.'Reektall birch peppy, Sty. : . !!, , • Mr. Q. Ch - ...plin's'biack and whita m bity4i - prithude, beat Mr. R..Cittplin's tanned birds, Grizzle. . For tie First 5W4414641'11: ?4ti Mut titilitipliy,Maleti bat! 387: • biteliveMi, hairy. • - •9: Mr. laval' r ivred bitth• puppy, Nike, beat Mr. lioskins' tarp - , coloured dog puppy. Ceryantes. . For the &toed T..• Mr. thessirti•bleek deg, Hilaideri 6[4l4lll2 . 2etioperir • iarlate•dog, Chant& : • . $i M. ifoskine -block clog i • Cassrier;,beitclle. Ree's.red dolt Priece..Pripee lost this,COUlle it consepenci wrlarnisig blow:1f. , • . Matches. IfiinleCTikiit 7i r. etalafiter's dun bffcli, bashful. MC nate* bittodltid bit* Frottriagubut• 1111gpRies ard blab, Duch.ss. Undecided. ' • . 1 3 40 1...50 . . • Colonel Eimisirpea4rindied bitch, • Cayenne kve red and white bitch Lure.. Mr. Fisher's black tick deg, *titan, beat Mr Clitsplin's red ' bitch, Grace. •, Mr. Chaplin's rettlateli; - Iltichese;•'aitalikit'iihlr. Hoskins' black tititnihttefttegi ttitidlust Ractssideld.. , ! •• . • - I. Mr. Hassalls white dog puppy, Hero, bait 14..6b40.0 1 , 04-. died deg, 9ap3istsr. 7. Mr. Ilassairs yelp* ari - ti white deg, Igor* b l eat Tiff:Catip i lie's ow ett'sfiC 'dation: • Mr. Henan' tea War,. IWO. , bear Itoibtitt'Aluti • Corlotants. ; • ' • ... f ur • tfhe pa,, • • • .• • G: titiftheibtatk slur WhIA - bitairlit4iiedif. belt *I. ethbtite&bltah, 2t , z•'-v •••• 2. Mr; Heassiiirhitt:Ool : Rif:thine red bitch ptippy,,partosa., • , - • ; . Decidtne Match fo the First oweeltes: tveti ieWhitCl?_'Popa l. MOW, ISOt Ste MAtil . e : Side bftiit 'puppy. Mkt .l ' Mt./hey Ilikeirsitut.thesibriselktakts.. for the 330cottek . Mr. Matears black digs slilgltla elk r i , I* .)psilfidt • ".• •T• •' • • 1. if& MeredltVstltek'bitift, Wale; Mir bfiviloillingA fellow and white dog Colchicum. • • • . S r , Maalassalts - blaelellegiamapilelWat'MF-W*lrsled I. )44 41. te• b la ck 4 4Y az • • bc f t . .0 . 4. 4;1 ) b i lk!" 0 4* 4RII. " Mr: Hoskins' ittlistf Attie - ides; elthillfibet,liett;llo. 'AA bibeit Duebosit 2.. I • .1 w:_ Ii Mt Hoskins' black , soottlreklersigri a dCeppfloyste,,bset Lyra Mach's 4 4 1 1* bitch • •!".1 . faWti cable ; n; Pk: O. .• ' black and white bitch • t. Mr. Rieman,. LirksdeTsiga_ll6,llsts.oll c • - - • -•, v T 401* 671 * . •-•- c DectfitepgThlr.4l3Foi-psplelk.. 3MOrafi's Wyk .44* - Arrolit• beg* Mr. AtersditiP Idrearlhelk . . . - .Juirne• '. . - Mr. Hessen Roma Wen , tbe psiveolorf ..,‘,-;,.. J i . fichtest Matelots were fief Tusk eseheinentirillolhe, ilifilielled 'kitties of sbe WeatS.r, ~ ~ , • :... _•.- ..., _.--, 1 4 _ 1 , , . ...•.. - . ..J. • naItRAORDINAWFVPSRATION.-57004q ft:Wahl, tr. Gciodheaci, hi the employ oiler. Pitin it desl:::mitinursk-H rturer ja King ' s -street, BloowisMity Whiliiiiiiiy big- with I a: child; swallowed' a. haltlitetlati..attelts _ , .)t cootie Cuspid the most acute luny. itlirAglitteielurgetid..47 Lifthl;''S COndtiii..Stieet, insiiiedtatiliaiteii ' and after alministering the-usual remedies iiiiilibut effect, he ' the eiening:intrixtuted in iniirument called a prolieng, into the 'stomach, and by a Sudden jerk, brought the hair when' ' was instant - relievi , pow; inerspggivc,e, BOW-STURM Yoe , * anis- C* ;;f Petit imikt of tirtilmtlii eat erbe,.lt tess * Mated, ef reitiettalitS•trimido was 1 etilvozargeet mobbing hie esipkoyet, Ni a i'iliives clerem - o hne, settler. • ~a• WWII telt as hit twO - iSle 11,1 vice, 'hi dating dull patient needs ' . of tint) f e ranrity l att. Illt. O ar deemting who win tbs. Ohtani cirtennstentes transpired, WU* threw . . ‘. Inspiciam es who hid never boleti ban sespestedt lia vim, aartowlywatebed; end afitt Vsisteri, ilibettetii *MK ratity:of Ismael end* his wittieeif. . A loess Bbl . teli sent for, and on emeciing hint, tbeleatinewa situation deseribed.—lie was fully emainittei hie Ili Joieph brunt 'was charged on suspicion of stealing Cheats, aid'other articles, foetid in - hlipheteitftiA. TN*: prisoner was stepped. -by illte•plittoi•em Tee abOut seven eeletk, is the act of pinting•the amid into a hackney coach; another •man was assisthsg .1 noticing theinttrol looking at him, directly rad off. T &Swett/It coach to Illoitecitipil, when it stepped shop. and the pelsorkevielot Weed' Agreed the elielti patrol then questioned him as to wino le got the i fused to tell, and was therefore takes into Antetellf,- Irillient fry, the driver of a hackney Milk "IN 1 costs for having a broken glass in his coach., , ;resell* Pewter was brought by liovis and 't inil,to patrol to account for basilic lii his pafteision upwate dred weight of le;l4', erbleit; front the petuliiirinkinti cut hi, there was every reason-to suppose that it ha from the roof of setae boom. The prisoner asoertse purchased the lead' of M man in Westrobtiter; whose' fotgotten, but who had given hiM a'reetipt for• Che I paid for it, which he produeed. A person of respectability %olio e W him, underm ;natation bn a femite day, - and In the meantime the lei tubs delableki, and the , pmper inquiries mat= . ... . . . MAR LBOROUG SST KEST. i w‘ loMate Rammortm—.Yesterday. a wretch named , * represented himself te be a butler out of phce v if young Lady, with laving used• the most abisininah towards tier, while walking through llyde Paoli ye trig. The sisiontstanees of the cans were so reirCitia dignant feelings of them in the Ceart could scarcely I ; and thiproseentrix wag much affected whit: giviug In Mr: Dirks . , Abe Magailrete ' felt exireniely i n di gnt reined iltelielliet tw.lbe - notsse of Convetion'flar thr . hard labeet. • • • ' • - iiiVERN-S4PARL, r h Yeaterdai s a4harga of aveindlips•was erred oda, asai ;in* 'yeadit men, named !Minis ~limb :Ind ' ;tt also a eases brought by the prison er ar lt nab ed , biattbliie trader. Joseph Carron, nod•Jum es I laving desperatcly•assaeltml andwounded hire whh a ,and a hatchet. • It yppeared that Satt had taken a splendid ready-fa at Knightsbridge, of a' Mr. Dyer, at ,C3OO per am Gentleman beteg referred td 11r. 'Whittinghani,lin 'good character of Salt, wbosben took possession: N 'ever. having subsequently ascertained that he had tre Itorioui swindlers. wae s kgally advised to regain pones' ;out aidhg violently. Thu was abcomplisloni on Tuesd ' !men left' inpOstatillen. About tewe'cleek the sameit NlThittingliaco, tote I ;number Of. ether persons, atad4 ranee, broke the hall window, end entered at the apert is posieftlon were subsequently conveyed to the watt Salt now freftrrid a clearest oT iSsittit against th ;doom; •Clarriit i , Pieter; altd -Hey ward. ' 1 Salt was then sworn, and front the lest of blood, h . - tromely Wlala Unstated, that when he got into the : 111211 . 0 eillesirihedo the defiftdent Car'ron cut him with abatthrt, and iteriviell data at "him with a SA forreadfillY Nin e. andieas elides the care of amigo 1 The deteteisetrdenied the dart% and ' The Magistrate settled the lonshieselby owderiegths ,Salt.and Whirtinghano, to find sureties in SOW. each the deft Wistniinster Sergipe* to answer any con pla be prefettisPagainst them _and to Ott enflicient Iloilo leilthree defendant, were aim> held to bail is Sq. each, ge et Salt-foe assaulting him. d ' r. Dyes, and Mr. Nicholson; a solicitor, inuned rte men's security, and they were disch a r ge d ; an d 11 nghamwere conveyed tie Tothliffelde prison: Silt gated hitifself to be in pommision of a vale* monshire. and Whiniest's/1i said that he, aim four ' `tied on the business of a wipe merchant, in _Kteter.e ?out hid failed. , • ' _.- iliktl i thitGAithrg. • 1 .. illotarlisy; a Ploiseeh.lniffi tfte•wife'of so °train flimsy, relic** in liellowayiremo broagbn op lip I soaker, *andel a. wesramfosarget;vtitiv levin11:11. 0 !Lady rMioilualat.the eibothopsessith her. When Tlti pa' terllithe tlittleint 'WM lbe ( settrant, so tiniest * l ima tide:atria et. thiptefili; (hit • it was:with yl/ e r ti vibe via cemented her apnearatuarbeforp the, iseZciently early after her delay of talijeg het a amt I It appearedfreet the. " of •the young ..i..a4y. pure between Vie I dobbgli"K bad not endeal.; awakes • - " allettlde destellithelkonie•wldek :mama ends* ejezatityitalweilia-thcFNUaliAtf as to tilleatelasitireedaoll-i AelPaget•lnt •ile-lattlet• Thad 'the reek T o ady was in deeps et Caintinalet want el itircatiel utefollegfy Sdifsq; eMni"Wi Wardle pithiest' *coned that after each tarty:kid eaksrabssed the otneei the tesegetm".". Mame eithielin the eidiatiliese'4ll• ;Me. the Inilseift•niariebeseiteee twr *a patitliniir44l,llotwitwoliotaid isthain . annifilla . .S%iseibi .. d" . Tisa ' LtelY ie t4 i lit - teg i tt ft ift r . s i i i :Ake stateftsintilho ' • •; . ealleishet intatfat weatolleteelltetelii leteheabie mum, **thee "akin bet and therm! b . hire nab Was; noWitiw,r, 104 air J , Witat le linon vary dielikatie *Oft* hie fett'nittbe int 'bitW Seen 'of diallasoi -et no, ailliiiliolide damsels' ;have been inteeded es ea imili, bet leg tin Was t The *pride" extrolatit /al inevispali captain, o vorigantiamatily man, . _irfilk,'atid r eht tiliiinia•tottleliito tint Wadi 4 itemplaatice for his wile's anatomic. s• - '• - • 1• - " ...6....: • , - • Unit' Ames* *.Wst-Nallsit-tionif IN Andedvisiseerweimmoim.:. The-dieter; iii. el im.bantifsPaimilie.ulisieek 'sitting so es• OW Sol= Aschevetamodiere as a piltritill, milli ppOn: width , idiot itimdevily mind. tbeiittintili :tanv bonen wilt felen *atter?. a Timm lbw 'know than Vasiviered - St. Andrew,A 4 loft fallen frost thaw" The !ketch may biliii oseseversi tie* Skim. . 4....-4.,..4.... true courao : 1.... 44 1110 it& . boy of he sod," has len* in afl liiiliattle.4 and . re 44 at the to flifti"itoylo4er.of hip weight. eeary will be'loegrertliered by thi 111 up, any little to ei that may re= p Ptigilistit . Temple _ r te.*, die mimes r , little Ton( Aug gstiic the Burkes of' litartby, fiell,:iiietrit-Eialtoo; niai beg i n them. is • •• any disgrace to themes 4 AN T . profti be required, rb i a4.• - ' is acl; the follciivint paragraph, w let' ori. I in the Dt44is Aforhini Post; will _ wg yea - • soul. Lasor sirgiar pimpcoNi..-wwwencia IPA sow ; , • • wilt urn es . ussimuo, was or it . stiati7n . t 4 . er . i, orougnt_ . the - w 7,- ,i ..: .01[11.THs. .---.. .. • ler/ tribe, Nation is, the Cha tnrOnia Mt lure (titt, - Chastples.of halfpenny up, when the patient was instantly relieved, • T und i yo , Bath the L ady 4 . ,- * A their cano& 4he Light Wiight4:. ai boxer who has savOr. beats • de, and !saw! je pcs.fect health, pursuitithisultral avocation. 4.C.8. Lietiiebantf Goe r :ge r o r to - dearrlbe e. 'fasted, no r estelaji . orfai in ainyoChis contest:l,4M Noe- •Oa the - 4th iristatfa; . Tlcharifßaittlo; A sheriff's' offiCer, Friday, at lame Mat, . the Lady shiFitiw IL ~ , , „ residing' At Fretitoo Wis'eMplOyed' *icier a writ di- of aam ' n ' • • -•,.._______„_. :'' '' ; 5 • .ptew.acroir4twittiktilit and 21t SSW.] Mir, .44101161 be IV - . • t : Dec. 23 at 1 1 ' l em ß ipp h meelled ta. !nether, . ended by a page of good quality, the paw Nab die meted to the Sheaf; to tale posselsidif of same premises 'Ath w a rt: l4'4 a • Ae -- rzaw e 'r e ! wW of dresses; . • I ink's feather, •- • s Cengliente is unanimously votcd,to,fttiM that place,. -at Beitifg, litildby (Anna namadoCosedet. . Ile wits • i tt w i s h; the .7 - Q! .7 , 4 ii 'ave burgeeiee; •*.? • Frqn *4;O I* tht tOh WV& i ,. aedlimpilnied- by several moos -as Assistants. anden - • • . ~ ...... , RaIED- i A t e . ate of leatleet, That' Waliftitan pie:3l3,;(*i'' . rtechusg.the place, found the door: fa:treed, and:Cear- . Vi.. - li: ana and messes ; t,m inside, deterMined•to ao.ct every attempt to a pes .. seeadi llulis t i tt b ... t al b • . - of la, and yeomen; tbas Mead pep it . , . ' sear him.. The -efts* eenionstrated is vain, and on, at. • 'Thikft. - litilte'lloised‘ n VIA' Si wilting vratiest! " . Th e . ime '4•Aiswaoswerleitr. •• .. „ . Whole lea br_aalk_b! add' ._ i-• - .. teatpting to fence dts - door, .the•antsimie of a gun waft litta• Ilito Aancilaaat 104 17 41‘11::of 'Mao° i d id mirth begins, bat: ' . W .. Llie Turieti, ilfo o Oa F It* aro* through a lode( in •is by Connie., vgio mu- , Iste n .. ° ! 13 ' 14 ,, ID ' e l 4 .S - • skpiesies .. anxious to have the wa " 14 " i * 911.4 " 116dia ' ' 61*. any fired ;-the , theiller. Idelle ate: :sot, Owed the l 'Ane7tilttltt — ttgb - "ter toT . ' rAttlestr is l otit ttik" is • - • . stmas time the hostess And ltsttof . all 'hi the *ilk tit 'lllld'rigillata - - ernikad sitie OC she. offieeromodiwastaded. some of the Lsot week, at Nonhaw s t Wes Win , 01 I wi t h, or nod of the Jblui Lanph, &Wad d striMpli SO iltsPtptitlifiNrestffd, *new • our .hiraw heist* danger Tbe , o ffi cer '1 1491 4 Bactdt Of .0 " 1 10 11 4S1 to Wl"' . filO b il" 6 Christmas-Day is toy dis_pnte theetiatitpionshirettightdi•Vriar die ifilei• dine attempted to eatersr wisdom!, but was beat off:by : - . .. , „ emu ; . , ~, ~. i•c'ti all the company Orli SONO Mil dlatteo ; dPlifair Wiff*Mitad t chty. tea the Subst : 0•1136 e cedef. seseldi &SW sialtdtt e ltle . ' ' and Oreirtiest sitsvwets foist, loads: with the gnot4 ;re K l e ttel Maps Coat ho bar4PFRIPOI, m ala"" r * ct: i t zv,.. ria t lei taitse**ril2olo . macialidamiul et2l ' - dsit 'ae ... •. . I .* : . Ire& tat his band,. erm seconds he has dace been . t til .”—.-.2.-- / M,,.....r2„,_,,±fit i ...6.-...‘=ie Yea " . . aiitmdsw.thlweenatTpled•se, Sebald* aria for 'der - - __ .- 40 - ni ' ligailet : blitig,ri:r I.t4attiielt. Mutt; L . /7 191$ - • 14 / 1 4 * -11. • w -. . , abi , a . I . . • • • as.the , eneurog Atithm_ . : ! .. . , :MO t "41`..•. sits to Market. •-• •:t "a 1 112.44224 k ' -'• _.. nt liberally tablas, - •- -'. ,; • ollbetlayi night she heeess - 46 - 111ftiffecei, Imremplisdak- end sobseesosit -.- 4.) - 1.,: It r7O”/ r "V II, 7tabe floes 'saltine , F ilmilma " I T ;r ).: =:1 • , . ' watelimesiestitni jiatellesitatataisat, iwaN. brake . if: Pielftlia4.. ..:. ic i ; ohno 4agika a Aim Amo r and •es ._. POOR HOURS i1AT01126 1 414 • die year • limited ind: i nisbig n i tam' updmisatiot Raddiket sigiii. 111418;WATZ111 at 4 they Amid *wag. loam &Was. Man olgrar" a .8 001 0 1 ral W i ll o ttr . , ts• weary !•alissiilli.4l,lloftelib i . - : 1 44 11401 J1- :.-•;-'i 10 r' • .••••1" jo , k• alies.themetwass4eiese , _ _isgibidistilevenasksbes hiectilenaeass We. wt . • . ,easevftespass*Sageemseak - etw► - • , . • on.; ... .. . isaaciidaillillakt NM doled spoilt biliseettamielis lineviev&t,koblo s e ; ilaftendlasealtithisi* • . . 0 41.4ka . - LONDON i:Rilitol•dsiesiel6, ll o4 l,4o Italy was crowded uitlttlioalkodliefillg '' t l ', ; eilibliallikCast asaia I ie : , , ; , 4 , -, 6 •',..,. , ‘ . -- .4 ,•' ti; „..-. .. ~!. . .r :?.. •• Au* T i i i iiii., 1604 '-'' ' . " l .... • .. '. . . -