... Goner meet ea the Alabama deism wee pieeed in The heads of General Sober en Wednesday rains; so that id wee ospected46 have ear ars by the nail of Weamminy i Lsi n aponasame night, end to reach W en the Ind or 4111 of April. Of course , until between th ...

... preient at a banquet given in honour of the Gera.ao Emperor. To all the pleadings of her deuA.hter the Queen-Regent turned • deaf ear, repeatiug that she was too young to attend a State ceremony, no matter of what description, and more ens-c.ully dinner. ...

... entirely by their wits. As you leave the church bells behind you, and slowly climb the hill on top of which the Derby is run, your ears are saluted by a motley combination of sounds. As you draw near it, it becomes an infernal din, which would have made Wagner ...

... brought forth I could not see; How pure, how perfect, seetu'd the gift to me! 0, many a soft old tune I need to sing unto that deaden'd ear, And suffeed not the lightest footstep near, Lest she might wake too soon; And hush'd ber brother► laughter while ...

... the Bev. D. Rhys, Calvinistic Methodist Minister, when a long programme of reading, recitations, and singing was very satisfactorily performed. The singing was conducted by Mr. E. Price, Crickhowell, and the choir was assisted by the daughters of Mr. Price ...

... made by dumb show, as from his birth be could not utter • word; and Mrs. Conway's discourse, as she scolded him, fell upon deaf ears. Thomas was a good-natured soul, and his sister carelessly thought it did not matter how sbe rated him ; but although be ...

... cavalry or infantry. If within the prescribed limits of age, they may rvturn their names (1) for bath infantry and COVICTV, evpie sing a preference for one or the rith.-r fee Iniartry only : Of (3) for cavalry mJq. Caletshine will he Off', to saccessful candidates ...

... the Martineau. This lady was very deaf, ad wishing not ocean. finintatax ScROLAR : 0011, Ware, an it's to lose • single word the brilliant young poet said, difficult enough to wrote on a slate-how would I used hr ear -trumpet p r etty f r eely, s m ith ...

... son of the King of North Wales, from being enamoured of her beauty and seeking her in marriage, but St. Wiaifride turned deaf ear to his importunate requests. length, maddened by disappointed passion, lie swore that if she would not yield to him would ...

... moved in the prophetess's room, but the old man (who was only deaf within doors) thought he heard a movement in the apartment of the agent, and went nearer to lie was about to place his ear against the door when it opened. Is it possible! cried he. Monsieur ...

... lived amougat them for man v ears? and to congratulate him on tbe time haviiDiArrived when might lay aaide thow onerou* duties which he had had to P® rear* (Hear, hear). They rejoiced that to do *o and old PJJ f nr «m>eared a* well a* he did *•» There ...

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