The Lancaster Herald, and Town and County Advertiser. — 1831-01-15 (Lancaster, Lancashire, England)

NDAL.—On Tuesday last, ttie lkek.Club held tr annr .1 Eli.: •••r. :tt Corpmercial Inn—'flvnuas lteveky, Edmund Tatham, jun. Vice-Pretoasts were drank, recommended by t r.nd salutary prefatory remarks of Co: ; meeting passed olf with a cheerful ~..!;•.‘ lat:r.our attd rational delight..  Cc::rm.—The election of this gentlernan £.7:00 cx.:`.lr.:vc of the medal which it is meant to presAr: V- .11 f t 37-. O who-buprAted s;tl,crivtimis in Illanc:iester and elsewhere amoun: to  :3" eVea T:mr.AT::. :.:ITTras...—Thz Sun, of tmeltening letter was su.ne (Lys since rit:L;l Iv,: in t...! addressed to the Jtvlges on the Conmi'....kn :it Salisbury; and two or three others s:11111.ar clAcriptipn," have been sent to them at their  The liktory of a he it fraqualtly the topic (:f genvral v , Witv..l I was at Jarusaltaa, the feat 4 of one uf N:-.•:1:le •,t!.'e.l4 mr.:l2 a great nohe. The Bedouin, to a ',stn.., belonged, being pursued by re-Itad. With her from the top of hills t!a ok Joricho. The mare scoured •at fuil gitl:op i •!,..rpendkular declivity, without ~.,i.;!ers lost in admiration and ;;st•,:i!.1.111,•;:i„ • • w creature, however, dropped . _  _ • • (LI::: 1:71 Jericho; • and the Bedouin, who (/;:t v.-:;*; taken, weeping over the body of his_roir.:on. Ali Aga :religiously shewed mo, in the mo.ullt:-..int ne=.- -Jericho, the footsteps of ke niarC ti' attoxl-:t to &weber master..—ChOte. • 1.,  RossEAr.—lt is related of Roseau, that being asked the jifraence trAv-e,..n alearned and a sensible man, he replied, 1earn....1 man saw every thing behind him, and aseasi:a. man every thing befure. S/176--Ile that falli into sin is a Man; that grieves at it, fr: a &int ; that boasteth of it is a Devil.—Bishw  Isiransr.—Many wish that the Tree may be who hope to gather chips by the fa11..--Bp. rourzrs: —Whoever wishes to see an emblem of political and enmities, should walk, when the sun shines, in shrubbery. As long as the air is quite still, the shadows Combine to form a very pretty trellice-work, whi.:h looks as Wit would he lasting: but the wind is sometimes perverse enough to blow, and then to pieces goes the trellice-work in an inStran: ; and the shadows which before were so quiet and distinct, cross and intermingle in confused varieties. It Soe:113 impossible they should ever re-unite; and yet, the moment the wind subsides, they dovetail into each other as closely as befcire.— Guesses at Truth.  1111'117r.nR OF 315. ASHTON, AT ihrDE.:—Nc thing INAS yet tran•pired to lead to the discovery of the parties guilty of this diabelical murder. A reward of £.500 has been offered for the discovery of the offenders, by the fmher of the uniinatmate youth:' another £.500 has been .offered by his other Motives; and the Gazette of Friday last contairac an offer by Government of £l,OOO more, with Ln offer of pardon to any accomplice, excepting the hand thm.actually fired the pistol, who will come forward and give the desired information. The total reward thus offered amottnts. to the unprecedented sum of .ii-2,000; a temptation which,. it is hoped, some one or other of the parties implictife.l • will not long be able to resist.