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... purify feeling, and, for a time at least, pro-. duce a rare and sweet abstraction from the grosser pur- suits of life. Under such influences we can pity the mee t man of the world. His importance dies with him. His occupations, enjoyments7 passions-are com ...
... appointment, the force had declined in general discipline, partly from the foregoing causes, and from his having selected young and inexperienced inspector.; that he had kept himself aloof from the superintendents and inspectors, and that his general condnct ...
... emanated from the felicitous pen of this most amusing delineator of nature, 6s. 6d. Published at 21s. Literary Miscellany, selected from the moat popular Authors, and illustrated engravings, 4s. ad. Published at FISHER'S DRAWING-ROOM SCRAP-BOOK, a auperb ...
... you ever know a young ladyv without a scrap-book? Did you ever make a capital joke in your sleep which didn't disgust you in the morning ? Did 'yu ever know a baby that was not the quietest little thing in the world ? Did you ever know a Frenchman admire ...
... last-n imed Railway, BL A C K'S GENERAL ATLAS OF THE WORLD.' where the said intended Branch R a ilway is proposed to termiiir NEW EDITION, REVISED and CORRECTED throughout; nate :—A Branch Railway from the Caledonian Railway at a with numerous additional ...
... MLlr. Stevenson, Secretary to Royal Q nis-~i~l to the Day Exhiitbion from the 25th to the 31st -Is. each, payable at the Door of the Hall; Children, bl ?? Exhibition, on the Dfays from the 25th to the 3ist, will be ?? catz, Ten ?? 'Morning till E -alrpast ...
... collier, whom he continued to reside, had removed from Wylatn to W bottle. George at this period of his life met op his first servants large and sagacious dog—which he had trained to bring his dinner daily. from Walbottle to the waggon-way. At a subsequent ...
... considerable slumber are from portraits chiefly of the higher classes. The engravings from lambespe paintings form a large proportion of the volume. Cathedrals and churches are rather more in vogue hi Tie Drawing. Room Scrap-Book than in drawing-rooms ...
... the forty-eight hours from the date of the communication to Eiliubuzgh, or from the date of its being posted in Glasgow. Dr. ADAMS said that be world make the declaration whenever be came from Edinburgh, and it would be dated from that day. ...
... his geese, his guineapigs, his magic scrap-book, all the apparatus his dexterous thaumaturgy would have shared the same fate. Even the City Hall, polluted with his pestilent necromancy, would not have been safe from the flames. Fortunately we now live ...
... as usual side the encampment* form a complete street, which, going from one door to another, the may witness in ! few minutes all is DMaatraw and marvellous and incredible in this world, llere, for Instance, la thriving lady - | i giant, who. at the romping ...
... THE REFORMERS’ GAZETTE. communication from Sir James himself, which si ratio to extirpate instead of propagating, the readily publish:— growth of pauperism in the Hishlands, well Ik* KJUor uftk* RtfirrmrrY the Lowlands of Scotland. In real cases of Rotadbu ...