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... generation, world without end! Marriage is the very foundation of domestic and national happiness. The old experience its happy influence: the young look forward, expectantly, to the con Summation devoutly to be wished. 'have disconnected myself . from the ...
... Author of The Life and Campaigns of the Duke of Wellington, from private and authentic documents. The life of a monarch so wise, a man so amiable should not longer be withheld from the world: it abounds in practical lessons of virtue and policy. 4. • ...
... Author of The Life and Campaigns of the Duke of Wellington, from private and authentic documents. The life of a monarch so wise, a man so amiable should not longer be withheld from the world; it abounds in practical lessons of virtueand policy. 4. • ...
... THE VALLEY OF THE DHOON, HIMAYLA MOUNTAINS. (FROM FISHER'S DRAWING-ROOM SCRAP-BOOK.) BENEATH heaven's canopy of blue and gold, From the high mountain-tops let me look forth! Yonder, from snowy realms that gave him birth, Rolls the great Indian river, ...
... the Author of The Life and Carat' of the Duke of Wellington, from private and authene,d_ecuments. The life of a monarch so wise, a man so amiable should 'onger be withheld from the world: it abounds in prac'al lessons of virtue and policy. 4. • ANNUALS ...
... life of a monarch so wise, a man so amiable should The PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE has, at each septennial ~ #' : be withheld from the world: it abounds in prac- period, divided the whole of the profits, subject to a deeau 0 1 , es sons of virtue and policy. ...
... of gold; Bands of seraphic beings, whose desires Were e'en too chastened to be lightly told. There stood they, purg'd from this world's leprous taints, A spotless choir of beatific saints. Enwrap'd with transport as I gazed, the air Was fill'd with sweetest ...
... informs him that he saw a Negro fall from the dock, and no one rescue him- because he was a Negro, he would put the query, why did not you risk your life to save the Negro, and show your magnanimous spirit to the world? But, Mr. Editor, I have written much ...
... perfect in a Knowledge of Frenc ith a Key. 9d. KEY to HAMEL'S FRENCH EXER ISES. 3s bound. WORLD in MINIATURE; containing an Account of the different Countries in the World, with Refetences to the es sential Rules of the French Language prefixed. By N. HA BIEL ...
... is far from being accustomed to swallow every one's offered panacea for disorders in the physical or metaphysical world. To the defective education and false position of woman in society this writer gives credit for the root of the evil, and from which ...
... smashed Schedule B and the lawyers bilis, too. As Isaac t aid, a year taken July 24, 1843. from them at one fell swoop, and the widows and orphans rescued from their tender mercies. Jubilate I Neither whale nor shark are to have Jonah this time. 23. ...
... Packet Ships from London to New York. The following extracts from the prospectus will explain the objects of the projectors: No part of the world presents so great an opening for the successful employment of steam ships as the line from London to New ...