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... A LAMENT FOR THE DECLINE OF CHIVALRY. By Thomas Hood, Esq. Wet, hast thou cried, departed Burke, All chivalrous romantic work, Is ended now and past !— That iron some have thought Of metal rather overwrought— Is now all over-cast! Aye,—where are those ...
... Oa tbe .4th inst. the foundation was laid for a pier or break-water at Heat-bank. After giving the last stroke to- the stone, Mrs. R. G. Bradley, of Slyne, presented the workmen with a handsome donation,. and expressed her best wishes for the success ...
... chests of drawers, card and tables, sofa. covered with bona seating, cnw hogany secretary and bookcase. MaPhNIO.II4O, (shied, haste pier and chimney anti other t aryets. window curtains, fenders. Are irons. china, Wan, klten ture..kc.; also a toned PI %No FORTE ...
... marke said proof-sheet into his smal same i read and correct it, th e said Hastings standing over of the deponent at th neg that the deponent read over to such the said Hastings the aragraph in the petition men- writin, tioned, and he approve f of it, ...
... tar, Brouglit us from home so fkrb *t Oh, tbey'fe all fid to *thee, Port Manchester! Whwade tbe- docel so fine, And Prince's pier? What made the river shine P Steam-boats were therej Whitnwhen our dock was o'er, Mudeusitrll on the shoret UhJip-thatmowg6oo ...
... Christmas in Town. The Duke and the are no cronies of mine, His never invites me to-dine; The Marquis won't speak when meet on the pier, Which makes suspect that I'm nobody here. Jf that the case, why then welcome again Twelfth-cake and snap dragon in Biliiter ...
... shelter of the N ew Pier, and thus skirt is without gores, and gathered in very full all ronnd render assistance when required 5 and as proof that | the wi t, and is ornamented with pyramidal hot even so much as spray was carried over the piers, | as high as ...
... Tram. Cornwall, has forwarded her *gent, John F ' ullerton a 0., to the fond for the the ra ta thin *nu. Yoshi, last. eieven pier-s of &kit worhs of Twiner and John Dalton, dicer. for ao alksol December, an investigation took bee the colleenw, and a number ...
... i Feb. WI. JOHN 11.41441/I'T his Friends osol this tw has mimed wpm Awe* est ems., ttrbeolt re very pier/intl. m.l w Ole Venturi .1.:6 he ha. tiiiienufhly re. INpekin.% aim! • ttc 14ut tuenicert Tim House .1 Alen fu? /armlike.; slth•r rein* in viired ...
... • - I). ( h.urles Grcinaay. Kmj.. of krdwick, t* Mary eldest daughter the late John F*»oie, »m the stuaeday. at the same pier, Mr. Win. Il'irtmai. ' Mi*i) I l»oBip«mn. both thin lowa. I on the name day, at the name place, Vlr. Daniel May to HJMiert ...
... out ye rascals Screetch out ye vagabonds! here's your King !—On the King's landing, the first personage he recognised on the pier, was his dear friend, the Earl Kingston- Kingston, Kingston, said his Majesty I am rejoiced see you, you good natured black ...
... she missed the entrance of the bar- boor, and drove behind the east pier, where she Is likely to be- come a wreck. The master. in attempting to save his wife, was crushed between the pier and the vessel, and he and his wife both fell into the water, and ...