New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-06
W,LY1E.-The last London Quarterly has


WugIE.-Fhe last London Quarterly has a
capital article Wke the artist He was notorious Tor
the many mistakes committed society," resulting often
from sort He had odd habit often
in conversation of saying rally in remark
varying the rising and falling ntiexion, according TO the
The following dialogue between him aud Stewart
Newton his friend will bear comparison with Dckens la
nous dialogue Of "yEsEs West They returning
from dinner party and Newton feeling rather pqued the
ridiculous figure his friend had with his everlasting
rally, said:
"Well, we have had pleasant evening, WJkie
Wilkie--Raily
Newtoh-But you were very silent
Wilkie-Raily?
Neoton-.In fact you said but one word
HiNie--Raily!
Nswto,.-Thefe it goes again Why, David, you ever
do say any thing but rally!
Witkie-Rally!"
A BARa1srER PosED.-At the late Limerick
Assizes, witness of the lower classes" was
cross.examincd by Mr.. Bennett, Queens counsel,
when the following dialogue took place:-Coun-
sci: " Why do you hesitate to answer me You
look at me as if was rogue" Witness !: 10
be sure | do Naughter) "upon your oath
you think me rogue 2" Pom my cath don't
think you're an honest man. Continued laugh
ter !" You swear that on your oath? 2" dc to
be sure and what else could l think 2 Now,
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DOING your best co lnahv me peuuie myself
~ A lady correspondent of the National In
telligencer in speaking of Prince Albert, says,
"he is tall, inclining to stouness; hair, whlskers
and moustache of as light colYr as my own"
don't like oman with peard. Ispy peard
under her muller"
SMALL CHANGE.-Any one travelling along
the seaboard of North Carolina will notice the immense
quantity of dried herngs used by the inhabitants They
appear to constitute the staff of life that quarter.
gentleman his way to the South long since, got
of the stage entered for the purpose of
eshng himself After taking glass of whisky and treat
ing the driver, he threw down half dollar The bar
keeper looked perplexed and said have silver change
sir but plenty of the COMMON if you will take it,"
vele had roll up piece of paper and take with him
thinking they might him for dinner The stage went
ou and the stopping place he hailed old lady
and asked her if she could sell him loaf of bread She
offered him large loaf Of fresh rye, and IN return he
counted out six behring's.
Ella me-" she exclaimed where did YOU get much
changel Can you change me quarter ~ This he ana
cheerfully, and had six herrings remaining to eat
MYSTERIOUS PRoFEssIoN.--" Now Tom," said
the printer of country newspaper giving directions 10
his apprentice put the foreign leaders galley and
lock EN- uplet Napoleon's remains have larger htGd
distribute the army the eastake up line and finish
the British Minsers'make the young Princess
with the Duchess of kenmoye the Kerry hunt ont OF
the chGseget your stick and conclude the horrd murder
which Joe began last nghtwash your hands and come 10
dinner aud then that all the pi is cleared up Some
printers depi!s, and no mistake.
CoMPLIMENTARy.-A fellow wrote home to his
father as follows
.You had better come out to Sangamon co. () for al
mighty mean men get Office here