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... he English forward by the Pal increasing glory. of the leaf speaks not only him how decay is but - . tion an has of the ...
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heard _ tioner,3a Adams v. M,Willians. Prior to Mr. Patton rising to speak, the attention of the the feet,
... heard _ tioner,3a Adams v. M , Willians. Prior to Mr. Patton rising to speak, the attention of the the feet, -.son of ts Court to 1.. ,that e. Lindsay was put out along with this. ' on last session, related to the right of the ch. ployed workmen to receive ...
Tow Speaking . dwelt with a escorting meeting John Steel. But one there, Kemble and L the respective merits kindly
... Tow Speaking . dwelt with a escorting meeting John Steel. But one there, Kemble and L the respective merits kindly offered to iv' as the greatest of' for that I b- sir, this you can —l'll • - - , t havi ng Beattie+ Life ed, on the ground that dramas ...
The Politics of Poets. No. V. Attend— For now I speak of things which ye can comprehend.” The following sentiment
... The Politics of Poets. No. V. Attend— For now I speak of things which ye can comprehend.” The following sentiment from the pen of Dr Porteus is well worthy the attentive consideration of mankind. Hero-worship, and king and priest-worship, have long enough ...
BOARD AND LODGING. A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who wishes to acquire a facility in Speaking the Spanish Language, is ..
... BOARD AND LODGING. A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who wishes to acquire a facility in Speaking the Spanish Language, is desirous to be taken as a Boarder into a respectable Spanish Family in Town. Letters, addressed, D. F. G., and left at the Herald Office, will ...
NO L of out, so that juin on tilese view. bows' speaking. ..A1 round and spoke He tuned from the
... NO L of out, so that juin on tilese view. bows' speaking. ..A1 round and spoke He tuned from the the auctioneer, sold ,eatre. They realised guineas each. The resly L. 25 per annum; GLASGOW; in town Trustees Our reader; will remoue from the burgeeme of ...
companion, and sometimes my solace; and, indeed, to speak truth, 1 had for some days past, attended certain • ..
... companion, and sometimes my solace; and, indeed, to speak truth, 1 had for some days past, attended certain • forlorn hope’ whisperings, implying the possible necessity of using that instrument in way more to lamented than admired. The sum-total of my ...
GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE. MR. FABER'S SPEAKING INSTRUMENT which perfectly imitates the Voice, by articulating ..
... GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE. MR. FABER'S SPEAKING INSTRUMENT which perfectly imitates the Voice, by articulating LETTERS, WORDS, and SENTENCES, and also SINGS, WHISPERS, and LAUGFIS—has arrived from EDINBURGH, where it met with the highest success, and ...
A TRANGE DOCTRINE.—French preachers frethlogs in their sermons that:shock Protest/. Thus they speak of the ..
... A TRANGE DOCTRINE.—French preachers frethlogs in their sermons that:shock Protest/. Thus they speak of the Virgin Mary, of even of Jesus Christ, in a manner so frivolous ` almost to impiety. The other day, at Father Lacordaire, the great pulpit orelaboured ...
from all parts of . fall in the price of north of Germany, thetuselves longest. of August, speak of there. ..
... from all parts of . fall in the price of north of Germany, thetuselves longest. of August, speak of there. Wheat was the fosEsh pqties tr prepar In of a make 1 a contract ••''' the the if . the BERT. dupe, iug I on L not articles hole nniv,srse. 2 Green ...
from the time of which I am speaking had crept silently over their heads, when one night, as Mary and
... from the time of which I am speaking had crept silently over their heads, when one night, as Mary and her father were sitting by the fire, a stranger entered, and in weak and faltering voice, begged a lodging for the night. There was no light in the apartment ...
on the people in speaking of its virtnes—pOsterity, which never flatters, will find no expressions adequately ..
... on the people in speaking of its virtnes—pOsterity, which never flatters, will find no expressions adequately strong do justice to the diellity and bearing of the petiple of Paris. It wan that people which inspired us with the idea of the first decree ...