... the quiet their homes into another, until length, I if they are fortunate enough save much would transport them into a far country, . they abandon for ever the land their birth and their affection, which everv spades bigoted tyranny had forbidden them ...

... government » Catboho from if they are fortunate enough save as uct '“ , which such a proposition emanated they would rej iutu far country, they for ever ««« wjthout . , io „ „ th eir aversion to tt was not the of their birth and their affection, in which every ...

... Christ. It is • journey in the night without guide or star—ea voyage by sea, without compass or helm—a travelling into a far country without aim, object. or acquaintance, However outwardly brilliant such a life may appear, it is Sat a miserable existence ...

... lord the member for Lynn, be took course that he had not taken | during the time he had been a member of that house. As far ' country gentleman could do so, cordially supported the measure the nob e lord the First Commissioner of the Woods i and Forests ...

... of some education, and •ome property, discontent and ambition, rather than poverty, incited to seek their fortunes in a far country. The case is greatly altered, partly sad feeling of their hnpdess situation home, ami partly in comte ...

... But these men came to Jerusalem and inquired publicly, Where is he that is burn King of the Jews? We are coma from a far country, and are determined to own and honour the object of which we are iu pursuit. Brett,' ear our mgwres may possibly distoro ...

... quiet of their homes into another, until at length, if they are fortunate enough to save as much would transport them into far country, they abandon for ever the land of their birth and their affection, in which every species of bigotry tyranny had forbidden ...

... last blaxe of day, brightened remotely to the view. Below, ships' were hastening to and fro through the narrows; and the far country lav smiling like an Eden. Brig t risers ran ribands of gold and 'silver; and they were lost in the vast inland, stretch ...

... received. In consequence of the bl¢ i French, the European and Awmerican Cons ; ing the females and children of their far ‘ country. A report that some troops were t excited apprehension among the people ; | ment was very activein preparations of de’ ...

... whilom clomb the welkin, mounted on broom-stick, the innocent victims they wickedly bewitched, and dropped from the clouds a far country. The great modern wizard James Watt, has reduced to practice what was merely fabled Sir Michael Scott. By applying the principle ...

... slitters 18d. to 18} d. cordovan to 2s. 2d. ; croups to 22d. per lb. Hide Crane—An improvement has taken place in the demand far country goods. The business doing in green market hides fair, but the prices of l descriptions con tinue without alteration. Prices: ...

... save a* tme-h as ira.Kpoi c- o'.» one and aI. lor the I V‘ m ion CTa-o. more h. 'whistled the merrier for all theme, a far country, the; tor ever the land-f ■mo ”• > •Vs ..ly l=a.l .ma.u.«..t ‘'j Btt yL- rW .K. WwKttial, I «Mio« M their u,.H i» »hK-h ...