... bis deceptions. He carries on his operations with as much ease and unconcern—with perfect confidence In the results, as Michael Scott himself might supposed to when he had composed spell which he was sure human power could break. lirfllgine yourself, gentle ...

... weighed the mountains in scales, and the hills in a balance —Christian Almanac, for 1838. The Late Michael Scott, Esq —The literaty career of Michael Scott—for he, and no one else, was the author of *• Tom Cringle—was really what Mr. Macnish designates ...

... Trunnions, Hatchways, and Tom Pipeses, would, however, be accounted rough messmates in modern society) ; Fenimore Cooper, Michael Scott (the lamented author of Tom Cringle's Log”), Captain Marryat, kc. We are glad to have it our power to speak of Poor Jack” ...

... nation upon earth. Were the Magi —Pythagorus, Polydorus, Dido, Paracelsus, Jerome, | dan, Benevenuto, Cellini, Nostradamus, Michael Scott, bertus Magnus, Friar Bacon, and Dr. Faustus, to look and behold the wonders of the Wizard, they would be as n surprised ...

... devil, pause; we are good and we have our doubts. Never did unaided man the works that the “Wizard' does since the days of Michael Scott—and everybody knows that he kept very loto company,’lndeed. On first taking our seat, regretted, bitterly, that, from want ...