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... perhaps, the only person living who can play them, and make them at the same time nearly as beautiful in quality as the natural notes. And it is worthy observation, that on the Continent (so great is the change made in the employment of the brass instruments) ...
... flock of crows about and upon a dead horse. A rest and arrest explain themselves ; Baritones are Barrow tones, Natural notes the hungry chirrup of a young sparrow ; and Fingering and execution, are young thieves picking pockets, and expiating ...
... period, and while he always cared for the welfare of his hinouters, Ito imparted unto them no beverage C l in , oxicataig nature. Note ithicanding the weather during ty day was rely unpropitious, the chapel was ti.!ed almost to suffocation. Mr. Comely, at ...
... song , are ready, in confinement, to learn front other species , and become much better songsters. The bullfinch, who natural notes are weak, harsh, and insignificant, nevertheless a wonderful musical faculty, since it can he taught to whistle complete ...
... melodies and harmonies of the greater number of these tunes are of the simplest composition, dealing almost entirely with the Natural notes of the scale, yet of so substantial a type that, though old, they cannot wear out, but will recur to the mind and ear with ...
... London, E. 0., from whom price lists are sent, on application, of every description of fancy wools, canvas, filoselle, Ac. A Natural Note.— There ia time not only when worm will turn, but when even the timid hare transformed into a very dangerous animal. It ...
... cannot grow cotton 'r here, as they cannot spin it there. Why not facilitate an behest oz. change of productions, the natural note nue of extreme climates, and the world content The present orgaiiiuition of things is coming to a close in 1830, accordiug ...
... who eve respon,lile writing or producing plays that his poser and protest are very seldom celled into nviinOt co. A good natured note or kindly cord are sufficient to cause the erasers of expresious of doubtful expediency. and to cheek any ten dairy towards ...
... Tile IMPERIAL Brandy (No. 2) 30,6 3/3 42 5/4 Pure Cognac. The IMPERIAL Port Rich and Fruity. The IMPERIAL Sherry Pure; Natural. Note.—ThU arrangement i§ not intended to supersede the list of Wines and Spirits supplied in ordinary bottles, but is simply ...
... Irish and Scotch. The IMPERIAL Rum 39/0 3/3 Pure Jamaica. . . Port 2/8 Rich and Fruity. The IMPERIAL Sherry Pure; NaturaL Note. —This arrangement ia not intended to anperaede the Liat Winea and Spirita supplied in ordinary bottlea, but ia aimply an ...
... aO«BUL ly (No. 1) «0 *$ The IMPEKI.VL (No. 2) W O 5,4 Tto'nipSSl. Tort •' 8 llkh an.l Fruity. Tlie IMPERIAL Sherry Pure; Natural. Note.—This arrangement u not tatejdetl of Wines an.l Spinta l ordinary bottles, but i* limply a«l ...
... masks. If I hinted at rouge or grease paints I should expect to be bonneted, bat I will atone for the last rather ill-natured note by assuring my fair queriats that there is no cosmetic so beautifying to the complexion as ram-water. When I took possession ...