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... thy Saviour's presence. He Endured thy curse upon the cursed tree, He bore the burden of thy father's guilt When the nails piere'd him and his blood was spilt. And thy sad ruin swell'd that bitter cry When shudd'ring Nature saw her Maker die. Then let ...
... Washington, Me. Joseph Peck to Miss Amelia tushel. the Pier that Apartot the wext generation will be halt pecks and Vite Casa per ce raw ore from which they are manufactured dees mot cos! more than ts. tal pier owt, the value becomes & but, wrought into ear rings ...
... 132, St. Norwich—Miller, London-street, and Wolverhampton—J. Freeth. James’s-street. Norwich. Weymouth—Hyling. Hastings—C. Gilbert, Hastings. Newbiggin, Barician and Son. Hammersham—Birch. Reading—Nott, London-street. Strat ford-on- Avon— Frome—Pitt. ...
... Francis Purlun Andover, Viscount .Charlton Parr Phillips, Joseph Chippenham Angel!, Rev. W.J. Anttobus, Edmund. Pier point. The Hon. Ltndsey.Ame&bu Henry Chute Robert .Amesbury Pile, William Seagry Vrcbtr, David ..Stratton Saint ...
... afternoon, the prisoner flung himself from off the steps of the pier Westminster Bridge into deep water, and had it not been for the promptitude of young man who happened to be the pier be must have been drowned. The unfortunate man, wlo seemed dreadfully ...
... cliff on the north east side tbe port—and it is said that guna are forthwith to be mounted at tbe extremity of tbe weatern pier, and that the numerous neighbouring forta are immediately to be put in a state of deleuce.'' This, we know, moreover, that ...
... which, the Government was, for some time back, taking various measures to stimulate private enterprise iv the Irish fisheries. Piers were in progress, and curing stations were being established, to give encouragement to these fisheries ; aud by such means ...
... required for railways, for navigation and canals; £613.452 for waterworks; £1,653,000 for ferries and docks; £331,050 tor piers and harbours; £49.500 for bridges; and for roads. The capital slock proposed to raised for railroads alone, amounts £94,812 ...
... received instructions from the Executors of the late Mr. Benjamin White, of Woodwater Farm, to SELL by AUCTION, without the hast reserve, the premises, on Monday the 22d day of November, 1847,—The whole ofthe very useful FARMING STOCK, Implements in Husbandry ...
... of gross sums of money. Which of these two methods will be adopted, it is not yet decided ; but on he precedent of Warren Hastings, it will most probably be the latter. That able man, than whom no Indian Viceroy before or since his time has more contributed ...
... that month, bis Most Christian Majesty left Dover pier in the Reyal Sovereign yacht, under salute from all the batteries.. The Prince Regent of Great Britain placcd himself the farthest part of the pier, and joined in the cheers of an immense concourse ...
... prisoners the Queen's Bench, as there has the same establishment of gaolers kept since the years 1814 and 181.5, ami nil) save hast £13,000 per year the country. To Recover Damaged Hay.—Let stack suspected of injury be immediately opened for fresh air, ami ...