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In course the in which they bad resided FOR mary
years for sale and believing this 70 Be legitimate n,e
time aiteward the died ntesae no doubt ignorant OK
the law and though he had been extremely fond 81 Ss ys
property and unfortunate widow was Obliged 10 go Gus
John Bright spoke for it, like the man he u.s. and said,
very truly that many landlords will is the GROWING
crime of his ite but Parliament Of Elder Sons voted JOE
to "a for the continuance Of the inlquity. -, ooc
Mauy has been feasted here and presented win oVW
guineas Beauregard and Judah p BENJAMIN were pres
ent guests That Israelte in whom there " gie, was
the other day "called to the bar OF Lincoln Inn, ins
snobbh benchers' thereof renting the whole OF DIS
terms in testimony of their admiration Of and sympathy
with his attempt sell his late country am happy ~
say. however, that some young men Missed n~beh ho
endured with corpuent nonchaianee.
A wholesome personal item. For the last couple OF
wears or there has been American lectUrng IN thn
country whose intended return hisown demands notice.
MT Moses Colt Tyler England in 1862 partly in
search OF health, partly as the popgandst OF tnc c
OF muscular ethics originated by Dr. Lewis OF BOSTON, :"
which believe he himself considerably indebted
IL both objects he has been succcssfa-ennenty so III
the latter. His popularity on special SUBJECT probably
suggested his launching out boldly INTO the region Oh ns
tory literature politics, wit, poetry, &e-aiways as lee
tufer in which capacity he has attained such approval as
dare be sworn will be than ratified on your Sde OF
the Atlantic. lie lectures delightfully."- IN ur CIV, easy
eloquent kindly thorough that is half natlre haf
art the two 80 happily blended that you cant tel wefo
the one begins the other ends people come away om
him quite enthusiastic in his praise. turhermore, no
has never Stunned sng his popularity here D. ms out
spoken LOYALTY TO bis countrvat time vbcr mere @ds
sk in it. commend Mr.. Tyler to Institutes aud Lyce-
inns ail over the country.
/, auythinc known in America of 4" Life Of John
Cla-e"t the Northamptonshlc poet by a NJ. FiedeneE
Martin published here in 1867 by Macmillan Eeea1se
have lust been reading the book, and although 1t - too
late IN the day % write any elaborate notice o. the Dook
canno. bear 10 snatch line say how il touched me-
Some forty years agoI quote from the preface" the
literary world rapture. ally Laled the appearance Of new
poet brought forward thu English burns Ihcle was
no limit 10 the applause bestowed upon him Rcsni set
his music, Madame Yestis rectcd them beioro
crowded audiences William Clifford sang his praises III
The Oua,;crIv Review, and all the critical journals, re-
views and MAGAZINES OF tie day, unanimous IN tDeir
admiration of poetical genius coming before hem IN to
hunobis on ID Oh farm laborsr After writing omo
exq.tc poetry and struggling for years with fierce want,
he sank ri last under the buguen Of his soow and ia tho
Spring oil S64 died at the Northampton LuDauc Asylum
r. those who Want hear this sad story oxqus.tcy told,
/ saw Get the book of Of Mr. Martn-o. WHOM. know
moi huv