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... dimness and night shall be known no more. 'Tis true that the world has a woe and a charm, Whereby we feel a joy anda pain, But the Son of God has a conqueror's arm, That can sever us from the twain. Why when we nauseate earthly things, Have we ...
... at the dullest tables, and make speeches to the drowsiest audience in the world. So I resign my chance the peerage without reluctance ; and, besides, the coronet must pass from the temples of its present apoplectic possessor over artillery officer, rural ...
... society just formed in Nottingham, calling itself (par rxttMence) The Constitutional Club; their declaration ushered into the world, without any signature (like a bantling of whom its parents are ashamed) excepting the ■Bailie of the printer, ami are therefore ...
... received from Lisbon, 25dr eri. announcing the important fact that the n off that port had commenced reprisals ilrrch ?? and had already captured several ipinhitutst s The English squadron, in consequence recrived by the Carron steamer, sailed from the theth ...
... any Sum from One Thousand Pounds, from One Day to Thirteen lables for calculating Commission Five per Cent., &c.&cr By JOSEXHKWG, Liverpool. Longman and C. Tilt, -ondon G. and J. Robinson, Liverpool. J,ut Published, ISmo, uniformly reprinted from the American ...
... Goodenough addressed Mr. Wil- lerton, and said, from the severe reflections he had pub- licly cast upon Mr. Best, by imputing to him malice, ( persecution, and mean subterfuge, be thought it right to ' state, from conversation he had bad with that gentleman ...
... Bridie: occupied by Widow Chapman. Lot 5. A'fost eligible and compact Estate, situate by the side of the turnpike-road leading from Spalding to Bourn, at the Parks near Pode Hole In Pinchbeck aforesaid, and consisting of a good Farm-house, with Barn, Stable ...
... and the re- generation of the World. Here he preached and lectured, gaining a few shillings now and then, by way of admission. money, and Informing his slender audience that he was charged with an express mission (from whom or whence we never could learn) ...
... To the roiTOB of the MERCURY. Sir, Thurlby, October 20, 1898. HAVING perused a printed letter addressed to you from my much respected neighbour, Gen. Johnson, pointing out In very strong language oppression most dreadful nature aa likely to arise out ...
... only miles from Nottingham, whilst all other seaport towns on the east coast are from 70 to 130 miles distant, the natural seaport for the whole of the Midland Counties, whether for export or Import to or from the Continent of Europe, whether from tbe Baltic ...
... Mr. William Yarrell in the chair. A letter was read from Mr. Abbott, of Trebizond, in Persia, announcing a present of several skins of rare birds from that country ; as also from Mr. Cumming, from Manilla, with 54 species, and 151 specimens of birds ...
... known but from thy breath ng there ; For thou didst on them fling thy strong emotion, The likeness from itself the fond heart gave ; As planets from afar look down on ocean, And give their own sweet image to the wave. And thou didst bring from foreign lauds ...