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... amongst other Vessels, have been wholly or partly Rigged with SMITH'S PATENT WIRE ROPE: the Owners and Captains of Ahem can speak to Its merits: Steam-ship LIVERPOOL. QUEEN VICTORIA. PRINCE. PRINCESS. PRESIDENT. Iron ship JOHN DARROW. Schooner ...
... street of which he speaks, atil in which he boarded, is one of the most magnificent in the. -. world, and has not its equal in America. To be sure, the. buildings on each side are not Roman samples in appearance; but, generally speaking, there is great taste ...
... as the concentrated wisdom of the gentry: cleigy, and other inhabitants of the town of Liverpool 1 If the General is to speak, shall fluikisson be silent? ...
... the river side, A passing summer flower, The meadow green, the ocean swell, The forest waving free, Are gifts of God, and speak in tones . . Of 'kindliness to me. And, oh ! where'er my lot is cast, Whereer . thy footsteps roam, If those I love are near ...
... of-tieumniar, .11,bringiui.‘ , .. ward merely such rules as sire essential to the pi•aetice of Spelling, Composing, Reading, and Speaking. N.B.—The Lectures will commence TUESt the 11th current, at half:past ,SeVen in the 1 evening, and will be continued ev,ery ...
... S 0 N G. TuE features speak the warmest heart, But not for Me its ardour glans ; In that soft no part, That mingles'witli'her boom's snows. in that dear drop I have no share, That trembles in her melting eye ; Nor is my love the tender care That. Inds ...
... 11th instant. The PARENTS of a YOUNG L,J1,.h0 has been educated in France. and thoroughly un ands the French Language, and speaks and writes tffiieutly, wish to place him in a MERCANTILE ESTA..BLISHMENT, where his knowledge of the language will be useful ...
... thirty years of age, of regular and steady habits, would enter T Vamily, or I, r a e , nch ' , c a rol only, for his Board. Me speaks a writes the Js. 1 . 1 .. gttae like a native, having residedifteen rars in Wo ul d f,_ ,.. also instruct young Gentle .in ...
... bears. • , B ) guarding the strong house that Jai k built; ' tiled ill I ep If each ataajtat, tie called 14. i reforin. . • (Speaking.)—And this wa 11l net, kill the rat, that thonght to fat, eating the cheer, the beef ;he beer, l'isotltood in the that J ...
... give them a little bread.' Row changed! Once they would have either not taken bread or thrown it away. This speaks for itself. It does speak for itself, and needs no 'remarks to aid its appeal to all who love to do as they would have all others to do ...
... seems to have no controul over it: he speaks often but never long. He has not realized the expectations of his friends since his admission into the house. He has committed two great errors. The first is, his speaking too often on topics of trifling importance: ...
... Irishman to speak in his own language to the Liverpool public, through the columns of your popular journal. It is the misfortune of my native country, that there is but one independent and impartial press existing there, through which the truth may speak! You ...