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... are found occasionally. This species is not known at present, in any country, in a recent state. It resembles somewhat the American elk, but seems possessed of characters intimating a specific difference. “A specimen of the horn of the fossil Rhinoceros ...
... bears snch emphasis ?” Under some such impressions as these will every one who has rtally felt the calamity of our mighty minstrel’s decease when takes the present poem. But he will not have read many lines before these impressions are totally effaced ...
... rcjoiced. It was, perhaps, as difficult for this country to have been long and virulently opposed to such principles as the Americans asserted in this contest, without being herself corrupted by the cause which she maintained, as it was for the French to ...
... Greek Grammar on the plan of the Latin Rudiments, toy Win. Steele, A.M. Teachcr, Edinburgh. 3s. bound. The Lay of the Last Minstrel, Poem, by Sir Walter Scott, Bart. A New Edition ; handsomely printed by Uallantyne, in foolscap Bvo. with Vignette Title-page ...
... clear. GLASGOI* TONTINE LIST. St James, Paton, at Madeira, from the Clyde -Mariner, Kerr, in the Shannon, from 3Miramichi Minstrel; Garret, at Liverpool, from Buenors Avres Gleaner, Lennox, in the -Clyde, from Newfoundlavid Kingscove, Bell, at Oporto, ...
... the ] 6 th , _all _for London . The Royal George , Reynolds , _sailed _on' the 17 th , as did the Cumbrian , Glarhson , Minstrel , Arkcoll , and Atlas , Hine , on the loth _, _all _tor-London . • The _Gazette of Saturday contains an order in Council ...
... _Scotch bagpipes ; H _man ill the _character of a servant walking beliind him . He _was _quickly recognized as the Wandering _Minstrel , of _whom the _papers liave spoken , having _undertaken , forawagerot'LlOOO , to travel for six montlis in that character ...
... gathered from the mere application of epithet. Now in 4n American works we find a rissib baggage or propertgr called his 'plunder.' The term become figurative; but the property of the original Americans was it may be recollected, principally of that description ...
... NCE . _lAST _INDIA _gHlPPINO . ' DEAL , Oct _. _4—Arrived the Curn _wallis , _Heflilerron _, { iom Penanc . _Sailed the _Minstrel , Archel , _for _Horn _, _l )» T . —5 . _Sailed the _Jessie , Bay , froni _Shitlda for Indiu . li . _Pafsed by the Keraewcll ...
... SHIP NEWS. re EAST INDIA SHIPPING. id ; Deal, October 4. Arrived the Cornwallis, Henderson, from Penang. Sail- Id ed the Minstrel, Arckol, for Bombay-5. Sniled the Jessie ad Bay, from Shields for India-6. Passed by the .Kersewell c- Armstrong, for London ...
... tidings had then been in e- heard of the Martin. ni to WANDERING MINSTREL.-The Scotch gentleman im lswho lately took a bet of a thousand pounds that he e- would travel as a wandering minstrel for six months, a. d pay all-expences, and save L.too, has been ...
... 385—Notice of travellers in, 609 Agricultural Reports, 122, 250, 378, 633, Almanack, the Edinburgh Literary, review of, 94 American farmer, letter from, to a friend Edinburgh, 587 Andrew's, St. on the state of the University of, 90 Anecdote of the olden ...