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... past, In the world of tit; and more recently to the public by Los gift to the nation of a of pictiires—the works of modern English musts—which deserves to highly estimated, not merely for the generosity which the gob, .11 for the erut' Toone, ,duos front ...
... commencing on the 12th of August next ; audio the same month there will be a meeting at Mecklenburgh, both fur horses of English blood, but bred in the country. SINGULAR Wri.r..—A rich Jewess, of St. Mary-use, who died on Friday the 11th of July, made ...
... for some eminent tattooer, the friei.dsof the youth take him to his house, to have the outlines of the general plan laid out. It behoves the prof jssor to have a nice eye, for a suit to be worn for life should be well cut. Some tattooers, yearning after ...
... their own Church and the origin of the Church of Scotland.—that the English Reformation procreiled from the King. the Seuttish from the irople; and that, therefore, while the English Church had a monarchical bias, the character of the Scotlid was a popular ...
... ) Ile (Mr. %A.) conftmed he wax amtoni•heol to hear an hon. member for Liverpool talkiest of competition between English bohnor and English capital, ',mime which an war to protect the labourer. 'the gallant tinker had nett said that reciprocity warl hole ...
... Wtoehrstor.rtrert. merchant. H. E. At .. Gray., rm.,. J. T. Boum, MI. Item dealt, U. .hate bread baler. J. W. Ambrose, Base,. &tattooer. G. B. Ararat& latorpoel, nays aeest. A. Taylor, tadbery. Hertford. draper. N. O. ill. Weer. pool. abarabrober. J. Joan. ...
... about for some eminent tattooer, the friends of the youth take him to lus house, to have the outlines of the general plan laid out. It behoves the professor to have a nice eye, for suit to worn for life should well cut Some tattooers,'yearuing after perfection ...
... King presided, when it was Coffee was served to the whole party by the attendants, 'tattooer! that M. Perier should hold the office of the after the manner of the English. The Sultan was extreme- Presidemy of the Council during his life, and that M. ly ...
... Knight's Ornaments. FI GURE DRAWING. a T orso of the Lao-) JoSEPH MARSHALL, A' ehill es Faun and WILLIAM WouRALL, Casts , English School. J. F. MARSHALL, of th %urea Discourses. B of the Va- J. B. AsuiTux, a H ead J 'Hoare on the Arts. JOHN BRoWN, Ink ...
... with which an English artisan puts his works out of hand is remarkable. It appears from the evidence of Mr. Alexander, that a Frenchman, if he has a good model before him, will make the machict, whatever it may be, as well as an English mechanic could ...
... for some eminent tattooer. the friends of the youth take him to his house, to have the outlines of the general plan laid out, It behoves the professor to have a nice eye; for a suit to be worn for life should be well cut. Some tattooers, yearning after ...
... recurrence of any accident, from the imperfect state of the bed of the river in the spot referred to, have subsided. The English Theatre appears to be permit. mently established at Paris. Miss Smithson does not return to England for one year at least ...