Colored News. — London, England, 1855-09-08 00:00:00

rt. 2.-1 er a sp Oliver CromL of this vir -Rome, the Au Death of nary visage desired General Konigsmarc if your in I begin the pig." ( and who was looked could not stand thi by a most hideous I Wi peasant's jaw turned round, ran out until he had arrived a s.—Lopez d' Acuni recorded in the Apopll told them ihat his 11 that it could not be he mildly to I how much you ht Old St. Bi Blucher died 1 7—Dr. Johnson bor of Litchfield, where hi; the elements of learnin of nineteen to Pembri the university, obtain abilities. For many 81 on to sustain. About 1731, his father died, who afterwards became had seen. The first en he derived from this st respectable subsistence t I libert )C to li roic vi f Dou ral K I the o 'raguc, f amu 'eterna 1 n lacin ). Dr high r ilrelt. WI h.!. The I 1 " ' I the li ry natural 3, having es, found truggl etiquette n world glassE 1762, the Crown throughout e Chief I t to a cl pward PS the nr ceeded in any lent. Within mile in t the poo The d at tlic plant Sr ha r d i iifficult borrowing tl periodi 1 he brot I sixth year of Ii Notwitt raordi and reverenc nd ger Abbey, in a in rel 'en of th foul anecdotic racier pie were not co t with honest difference , and a lough h said liber I told it rt Alter I his pupils, David ( the fin . (Aeries wntcn ne was marked, it is impossible to deny that the extraordi- character of Dr. Johnson abounded in noble points, or to r _ , :• NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENT We cannot insert your anti re not intended to be made vehicles for slc the revolting period when certain monthly and wet. of the To y press assumed the right to vindicate the k ciples of loyalty and religion,—when Theodore Hook, P; Wilson, and Dr. Maginn offered themselves as the avenc • -..0 furies, no man' s honour—no woman's good na me — was so Neithei-rank nor obscurity shielded the victim from th malice. No life was too blameless for reproach Vo care , n encouraged by their t it nothing to denounce a public servant as incapable, if t could not add that he had probably robbed the treasury. y not only described hi insist e d I preacher and a heretic, but also as a lover of drip.. had not frequenter of evil places. If they reviewed a poet o • own clique, they said, by way of wretched smartne were bad and his morals worse—that he tc perhay pace n al girl ;rlholor, B 19. literatu m wa THE COLORED NEWS steadily advancing himself in reputation In 1749 he gave to the w orld hi s i m i t _ The Vanity I Satire, t 13. of I )n of Juvenal's tentt the Human Wishes.' he had brought with be ch a pt ion of f . I pat t I PI miy obta ry circl and neglected his childn middle of October In due tour nding out in successive years two Baltic fleet . . next to nothing, and we might surely incur an called I 1/1(61.(q jor the purpose of testing the merit of pla tnely promise cert ain an d spee d y success. in , office of LOOKING-GLASSES . But the PLATE GLASS COMPANY, Manav --- nnrl RA rid.... - 11 find ( I about c alf tlie prj, injustice never contented t revenge ; and an enemy seldom escaped from under the hands until he had been made to violate every precept in t Decaloque. FAR (PORTSEA).—We quite agree with you. Why Lord Dundonald's plan a trial? If Sweabory, Cronstadt, should be demolished, the public would much whether it had been done according to the recei of military tactics, or the rule of professio We have been spending a vast deal of mo -The COMMERCIAI CHARLES 31`LEAN, 78, 79 CONSOLT church in \Vesta r works, pecumar crested , 1855 These ( y to literary distinction. Three year brated work occupied the greater par and at last appeared in 1755, afte which it had been agreed he should r spent. It brought him, however, a 1 and at once placed his name among t tors of English language. Meanwhile of his Dictionary, he had by various 1, attract his time for rst of the living en before the apps Lsional production itbe Cotorcti gebis. -,,ys hard labour, for having wilfully absented them , after a from their work in the hayfield, and thereby causing their master's hay to be spoiled. The sentence is not coin , 44 plained of as bei ng ill ega l ; an d i t has, moreover u w i a n s ea a s il revision of the circumstances of the case, been confirmed by the authorities at the Home Office. It is, however, denounced as an unreasonable—a vindictive—and a malicious sentence ; —a view in support of which two circumstances are pleaded. One of them is, that the object for which the two men left pplause ultiva- , earance in been