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... rustlmg silk and velvet Fisher’s Drawing-room Scrap-book possesses in eminent degree the beauty, gamty, grace, gancc, and sentiment required for a lady s jjer’ The pictoral adornments of the volume hav tmananated from the skilful hands Sands, Robinson, Cooke ...
... who find themselves where they cannot help it, he labours, since he may not e-cape from his position, to make it out that that position ought to be the envy of the world. With incredible ingenuity he has collected, in a former novel, an array of names ...
... in most instances arises from the change of density and refractive power of chrlstaline humour, (termed by anatomists the Lens,” from its resemblance to a convex glass,) by which imperfection the rays of light proceeding from objects presented to the ...
... Business. , Letter Paper, from 2*d. per Quire; Copy Paper, from 4d. ;, Post, from Bd. up; Sealing Wax, from Id. per Stick; German Sdver Ever-pointed Pencil-Cases, 6d. each, with Pens, Bd. ; variety of Albums and Scrap-Books, ...
... 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 medical world, that it was certain means for the subduction of diseases. But now, in consequence of being fully convinced of the truth of your theory, I cannot but regard the blood the most important fluid of the animal machine from it all the solids ...
... personal benefit from Mr. Mullens Tincture ami other members of my family who have long used terms of their efficacy. Wilburn Harty, 11. Middle Gardiner.street. long time used Mr. Mullen's preparations and found them and safe, and from their beneficial ...
... had those extracts from the journals of the Irish House of Commons, stating the presentation of petitions from Dublin, from Cork, and from other parts of Ireland, stating the most pitiable destitution of the citizens—petitions from the silk ...