xrith the name of the Newsreader to trhom the order was ijirrn, and the Publisher will take such steps shall prevent similar disappointment*. 2. The drawer of a bill is only bound to pay within reasonable time after notice of dishonour has been given him ; and, therefore, us he

Proud of his bodily strength and agility, and anxious to display them, Henry VIII. once more gave a temporary fashion to military pastimes and violent corporeal exercises. Even after his accession to the throne, according to his biographer, Hale, he continued daily to’amuse hims

NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, FOR JULY, 1839. The opening article of dye July number of the New Monthly, having been already noticed by us, proceed to the examination of its other contents. Its contributors, besides the editor, are Mrs. Trollope, Capt. Marryat, the Hon. E. Phipps, the R

CITY, SATURDAY EvstNiNG. We had no further foreign arrivals in the course of the day. The Budget speech of the Chancellor of the Exchequer has created no sensation as to the general state of the finances, but there is a certain degree of uneasiness felt that he will yet avail hi

I. I4 -O TEWEEK. - I X rHE METROPOLIS. .or LicENSES OF PUBLIC HOUTSES.-Onl Mon. day A'Aeeting of Her Majesty's justices of the peace, acting in chcder-sgua to Thoi13augh tof Johnleboneas alid for the. ?? of the ~ruho ayeoe washeld at the Court-house, Marylebone-lane, Oxford-stree

General the Right Hon. Lord W. C. Bentiock, 0.C.8. 0.C.H., Colonel of Light Dragoon*, Paris. Lieat.-OeQ. Corner, £. I. Company’* service, Loudon. Major Generals—Turner, C. 8., E. I. Company’s service, Edinburgh; Uortm, C.B.,ditto, Trichlnopoly, Madras; Harriott, ditto, Paris. Co

LITERATURE. --4 e St. Stephen's; or, Pendßings of Politicians. By MASK. Cunningham. By the mass, Mr. Mask, you are a clever fellow, and the closer you keep your mask on, the better it will be, we guess, for your individual safety. What could have induced you to interfere—with the

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