The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 10, No. 273, September 15, 1827 by Various
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a French Jehu was tried in 1818, for some accident caused by his
cabriolet, before the Criminal Court of Paris; when, having heard the evidence, the President of the Tribunal declared that he stood acquitted, but that the court felt it its duty to blame him, and that he was blamed accordingly." "Blamed!" exclaimed Jehu; "Blamed!--I don't quite understand your Honor;--but--but--will it prevent my handling the ribands, and driving the _wehicle_?"--"No!" said the judge. "Then, with all respect for your Honor, I just laugh at it," said coachee, bowing. "And so do I," said the president also, in rising to leave the court.--_New Monthly Magazine_. [3] By Bacchus! what a worthy man is the Vice Chancellor, the Chevalier Leach! gods! what a taste for music; i' faith he has gained the hearts of all the Neapolitan ladies. * * * * * FINE ARTS. * * * * * THE CARTOONS OF RAPHAEL. These _Cartoons_ were executed by the famous Raphael, while engaged in the chambers of the Vatican, under the auspices of Pope Julius II. and |
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