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... edited by the Countess of 'Blessinglon, 21s. The deep death-bell must be tolled ; Fishers Drawing-room Scrap-book, 4i0.,2i5, Fisher’s Juvenile Scrap-book, Bvo., 12s. And the grave be opened wide, Parley Annual for UIC, with coloured ulates, ss. That the ...
... graciously pleased .Mill lutlher to .issertyour And continue for six succeeding days (Sunday excepted), royal prerogative, from u» calamities that have f)oy at Clack pr'cheh/. nations, which the timely reforui rejected. e . f assemhliije valuable Property ...
... all equally descended from the Rector of Aston Sandford, and thus all equally recommended to Christian kindness and sympathy, both by their immediate parents' unremitting and acanlily rewarded labours, and by tbeir descent from one of the greatest benefactors ...
... forth at time when all that relates to that part of England, which gives to her the character by which she is distinguished from all coun* tries that now exist, or ever existed, becomes object of intense interest. Whether the industry of England triumph ...
... Participating Class, from the time they were •ffecte.l to the Slit December. 1840; and from that date to the 31st Deeembir, 1647. 2* per era., per Annum was added at the General Meeting up 6th July, 184$. The Bonus added to Policies from March, 1834, to the ...
... 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 ...
... smoke burning forests, and rushing torrents formed from the avalanches of snow that had fallen from a frozen to torrid clime. There is great merit in this work, which evidently shows deep knowledge the world, penetration into the human heart, and skill in ...
... that the cootributions from lbe pen very iiirilongly excel even th. best of the others. In len peculiar and difficult walk. of poetry--both of them essentially feminine in their ', character—Mrs. Norton indeed no living rival in' world of letters. In the ...
... thou scorn The world that prized thee?—No ! Thy soul would mourn Shouldst thou—inquiring for things passed away Hear heavenly voices, in calm answer say, “In other regions was that passion born.” THE lONIAN CAPTIVE. (from fishf.us scrap-book.) the captive ...
... comfortable and useful articles from Mrs Carmichael, Victoria Castle, Killincy, for the use of the Kingstown Lying-in Hospital ; also a valuable donation of baby linen and articles of clothing for destitute patients, from Mrs Worthington, Victoria Terrace ...
... flower, and the blossom of another —for all the world as yon would milk and pataties, and pataties and milk. So, at last, they came to a grand garden, where there were all manner arid sorts of flowers come from England and other foreign countries, and shoal ...
... honestly. SI..N.V, from the Duke of Bedford s Oaller . Qua™ Cavan alone claims the honour of sending two repre«mtai.vhktm, from the Marijuix Salisbury , will lives to the Brunswick meeting the Ilolunda- Will you Cahihnai. Wousey, from Clinst Church, Oxfu ...