... The Prince, too, who has been receiving lessons from Mr. Hayter for sonic time past, has made considerable progress in the art; and several excellent specimens are now preserved in her Majesty's scrap-book, which is of a most ele- gant and costly description ...

... selected were-No. 1, -Burwell-No. 2, Red Cliam. pion, both from Liverpool; No. 3, Britannia, from Lord Duie; No. 4, Mr. Fisher Hobbs's Red Marigold, from Mr. Pusey; and I No. 5, Old Red L:tmntas, from Wilts. The experiment was made by Mr. WVm. Miles in a field ...

... Vill each derive from it a fund of amusement mingled with instruction. We have already given several extracts from its pages,* but subjoin the following account of mGIMAND POACrRS. The life of a Highiand poacher is a far different one from that of an Englishman ...

... perloh'd, And Its earlier hopes have flowi. Though thse weary world hath bound it WVith many a heavy tbra-l, And the cold hath changed around it, It blossometh over alL [Drawssing.Room Scrap-Book. To Ike Editor of tihe Bristol Mercury, Sin,-It is extremely ...

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... alwaystakingthem to sea J ?? J the world. C The following letteraslected from numnerousother professiona S recormendations, forwardeedtotbe Proprietor when he firstoflered - these Pillsto the Public, may beconsideredinteresting. From that eminent Surgeon, the ...

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