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... and esj>ecinlly to those whose limited means exclude them from all other facilities, the knowledge man's Physical Constitution, and, in consequence, his relation, ships to the physical world and to his fellows, the highest ambition of the Proprietor ...
... Drawing-Room Scrap-Book. the Hon. Mrs. Norton. Luudun: —Fishes, Sum, Co. Ting beautiful of art and poetic talent distances all it* competitors. It richly bound in Pomona green and gold, and contains thirty-six exquisite engravings, from the paintings ...
... UNION FOR PRAYER A letter from Mr. Kirkpatrick, of Dublin, for which regret could sooner find a place, calls attention of tho Christian community this important subject. Tho appointment of a set period for united prayer was made at its meeting in May ...
... * 3 FROM NEWRY. fSailt from If'arrenpoini Dock.) SATURDAY, 10th January, o’clock. Evening. SATURDAY, 17th January, 10 o’clock. Night. SATURDAY, 24th January, o’clock. Evening. SATURDAY. 31st January, ©’Clock, Noon. FROM LIVERPOOL. CSails from Clarence ...
... have had the emotion of beauty from form ? None: and yet such impression was made this creature, lovely fair— That seemed fair nil the world seemed now Mean, or in her summed up, in her contained ; **r her looks, which from that lime iidUMMI Sweetness into ...
... accompanied by another man and woman, in a cart, were waylaid on their way from Belfast market, about three miles and quarter from Saintfield, a place called Killenure. Three men leaped from behind the ditch, and attacked them violently with sticks and stones ...
... j earth, Tic aurely, when the Angel, wore They left ««». w their legacy „, on the world, And wheresoe'er their l|M curled,- A floweret's shape was ''iSt*Dceping from the sod, Till the Spring, with lovely rye, out I WL It lays soft check the turf, and ...
... town whatever, and assured tliat three-fourths of buildings arc placed Fisbkr’s Drawixo Roou Scrap-book, 1847. the ITon. Mrs. Morton* Tn* Juvemlb Scrap-book, 1847. Mrs.Ellis* Or these attractive volumes, the former is decidedly forms part. In whatever ...
... Family Rbquibbd it.—Another le»f from my scrap-book; and yon may be sore that shall state only facts, dertTed from sources in the trnthfolness of which implicit confidence; and I say this once for all.— A Christian woman from one of the slave states, a lady ...
... illconsidered act. The Cork Guardians have shewn, from the commencement, the utmost willingness not only sustain the destitute, and combat the prevailing epidemic, but also to pay all their engagements arising from the visitation.— i They paid the National Bank ...
... elasticity early life. Chequered and shaded our passage may by the crosses or enmities of a heartless world, we yet feel that all happiness has not departed from us •die * * * • while retain the power of appreciating the beautiea sulitary, must ilwell in the ...
... 423,011 to 1846, taken from return No. 717, session 1846-47. 1847. West India, taken from return No. 360, session 1847-48- 1947, East India and Mauritius estimated, there being no return to distinguish them from each other, or from foreign Rum. Consumption ...