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  2. PHILOSOPHICAL INSANITY.

    The following instance of methodical and deliberate suicide approaches nearer to the [?] of the ancients, on this ject, than to any of the modern instances of self-destruction,—M, Bertholet, son of the celebrated French chemist of that name, ...

    Article : 139 words
  3. ANTI-MATRIMONIAL EXPEDIENT.

    A young Belgian at Brussels recently made a somewhat novel attempt to postpone, if not altogether to avoid, wearing the nuptial wreath, and appears to have preferred the iron chains of the law, to those silken bindings which [?] usually resents to the ...

    Article : 222 words
  4. THE CANDLE ENDS.

    The collector of a Scottish charitable institution in the course of his daily beat, called at the door of a Scotch member of parliament in York-place. While he was about to handle, the [?] he heard the owner rating his foot-boy up hill and down ...

    Article : 198 words
  5. EIGHT—LOVE.

    The Earl of Clanricarde had the distinguished honour of being partner of her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta, at a [?] party not long ago. We are eight—Love, said the Princess to the peer, across the table, at the same time scoring ...

    Article : 159 words
  6. ROYAL ROBBERY.

    At the first council by George II, the Archbishop of Canterbury produced the will of the late King, and delivered it to the successor, expecting it would be opened and read in council—On the countrary, his Majesty put it in his pocket, and stalked, ...

    Article : 153 words
  7. TRUE FEELING OF DIGNITY.

    Mr. R. Martin, member of Galway, in taking his rounds to enforce compliance with his celebrates billon cruelty to animals, found in one of the streets of St. Giley native of the Emerald Isle beating his wife. The honourable gentleman very humanely ...

    Article : 71 words
  8. NERVOUSNESS.

    Nothing is more common with people who fret and are habitually melancholy, than to feel, as they say, a sinking" in the breast, a heaviness in respiration, and frequently a pain— These symptoms are inseparable from depressed spirits. What ...

    Article : 341 words
  9. FROZEN FISH.

    It was observed by Captain Franklin, that during the severs winter they experienced neat the Copper Mine River the fish fraze as they were taken out of the nets. In a short time they became a solid mass office, and by a blow or two with the hatchet ...

    Article : 114 words
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  11. LORD ORFORD'S HASHED MUTTON.

    Lord Orford's establishment at Strawberry Hill was not vesry splendid nor had his lordship a very high character for hospitality. Upon one occasion a gentleman of some literary distinction, who had a sort of general invitation to his villa, was ...

    Article : 160 words
  12. To the Editor of the Australian.

    SIR, The great encrease in the letting of the tolls must on all hands be allowed to afford irrefragable evidence of the advancing population of the Colony, and its internal traffic, which, in return, I think entitled to greater exertion towards the completion and ...

    Article : 283 words
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    Our correspondent C. has introduced to our notice a subject of the first consequences to the moral state of this territory. There cannot be one discreet parent who will nor acknowledge the necessity which ...

    Article : 4,261 words
  14. SAYINGS OF SUETT.

    The dissipated habits of this eccentric performer are well [?]Mr. John Banister in vain endeavoured to reclaim him. One morning, not being at a rehearsal in time, Banister went in search of him, and found him up a court drinking gin. Banister ...

    Article : 207 words
  15. BUSHRANGERS AT THE COAL RIVER.

    On Friday the 1st instant Mr. Reid brought Mr. Jacob's shepherd before Captain Allman and Mr. Close for neglect of duty, and for being deficient four wethers, which he could not in any manner account ...

    Article : 969 words
  16. To the Editor of the Australian.

    MR. EDITOR, There is nothing more intimately concerns the residents of an infant colony like this, than the general and effective, tendency of those institutions which the policy of the government has given to for the furtherance of moral or benevolent ...

    Article : 1,377 words
  17. GROANING AND CRYING.

    A French surgeon lately published a long dissertation on the beneficial effects of groaning and crying on the nervous system. He contends that groaning and crying are the two grand operations, by which nature allays anguish; and that he has ...

    Article : 288 words
  18. A GOOD OBJECTION.

    At a country Session a las was put to the bar on three charges of felony, and , as usual on such occasions was informed that if he had any objection to any of the Jurors, he must state [?] when they came to the book to he sword on which the ...

    Article : 88 words
  19. CONSCIENTIOUS FOOTMAN.

    A gentleman who had travelled as far a Persia, spoke to his man John, as he was returning home, telling him how necessary it was that a traveller should draw things beyond the life, otherwise he could not bone for that respect from his country men ...

    Article : 183 words
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