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... of the Hcothen Deities ; Collection of quotations and PbrMes from the Latin, French, Italian, and Spanish Languages ; a Chronological Table of Remarkable events from the Creation of the world till the present time ; and a brief list of men of Genius end ...
... i» Lord Byron, aod bis never been published. It was rilten by him many years ays, in the Scrap-book of a Lady, now in this part of the country, and I got it from friend who bn private priutiog-pms. The first liur of the fourth verse stood in tbe original ...
... CHINA. The European world is so sedulously shut out from inspecting the most singular Government on the face of the earth, that our readers will probably not regret having their attention called to some statements recently brought from China to Europe ; ...
... brother in a foreign land ; Thy summons welcome as the cry Wliich told the Indian isles were nigh To the world-seeking Genoese, When the land wind, from woods of palm, And orange groves, and fields of balm. Blew o'er the Haytien seas. Bozzaris ! with the ...
... dimness and night shall be known no more. 'Tis true that the world has a woe and a charm, Whereby we feel a joy anda pain, But the Son of God has a conqueror's arm, That can sever us from the twain. Why when we nauseate earthly things, Have we ...
... articles into his work from the pages of our Magazine, such as it existed in its younger and brighter days, and from a contemporary publication of the same kind he has also chosen some meritorious pieces. Of the pieces selected from our own work it becomes ...
... ' ly _utrain , too precious to _he _liirt which the industry and taste of the author have _lescucil from unmerited obscurity , and _separated from _iberubbiih by which their native beauties were _concealed . In plain _. English , lie _lias most judiciously ...
... 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 ...
... together about 1,100 acres of fine arable, pasture, marsh, and wood lands ; four miles from Brandon, on the turnpike road to Lynn, six from Stoke, 22 from Newmarket, and 82 from London ; together with the extensive Manors of Winlands, Shenvilles, and Dtiutons ...
... Coaches from thence to London daily, and to and from Norwich twice a week. Thorpland is within 7J miles of the Port of Wells, 9 ofthe Port of Blakeney, 5^ from Walsingham, 11 from Holt, 20 from Cromer, 13 from ...
... France of her Brllirb rls-itow, ami the proportion of those who come from Cal ii* Dover is become much greater than that those who repair from England the Continent. Extract of a Letter from Nea Harmony, dated September 26. !32f1. Mr. Owen made known bis (nteplion ...
... PHE Court of Directors of the Royal Exchange T.Assuriance do hereby olve Notice, that their 'Trivisfer Hnimlk- will ICe Shuat from Tuesday, the 12th of Dleceinher, to Tutenday, the 8thl of I .n ary follos-log nail iltet the Annuarl General Court appointed ...