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... though no longer so, delivered himself of this piece of good taste, in speaking of the depreciation of property at Bury•• A spinning and weaving establishment, w hichcost at least £40.000, was lately offered for sale, and only bid mr it. Another, which ...
... Clerks.—Railway Clerks are next in importance, and they should endeavour to show their dignity by declining to speak to any one who addresses them. If information is wanted, there are the printed bills to afford it; for the duty of the railway clerk is ...
... Dry Entertainment.—There was great deal of speaking at the Lynn Demonstration dinner, but very little to eat. The Protectionists talked, and talked, as if the farmers would not mind for any other food as long as they gave them plenty of food for laughter ...
... fln for the mat ♦o speak of my overrated my al me ; but this the object so ne xpies of every I feci also un in your city for Indians. . jn conclosjoi feels very warn ,s the Waving amongst the ir, hospitality, fri€ to shake hands say* aID, ° el Seven visit ...
... Price 4id. the true spirit of our institutions, to separate the purse from the sword; or more properly to speak, denies any other control to the President over the agents who may he selected to carry it into execution, but what may be indispensably necessary ...
... Peculiarities of Languages In all hot countries men use, in speaking, a multitude of vowels which are all pronounced by greater or lesser apertions of the mouth, in breathing and in speaking, and use very few consonants, all of which are produced by more ...
... The Evil „ ° XB * * lw —Speaking of hare,, I may r,n,ent made Mr Ga ford of Suffolk -He s »r e my se ' a ceruin on,: ' The foo M and «i 2 He measured and ~j deseriotion /..« . una weighed the same out ,i„ °® a m,n of ° a . bran, carrots. such a embracing ...
... jfay 1.1845. Cicasuvi’. did Jeans speak his life, to shew the na«anja and its laws; hero is a parable with the , *^ in his death. He is set sufferer in the While he is enduring death himself, he gives Mothers. In the act dying, overcomes death i ° the ...
... THE OLD YEAR AND THE NEW. (From Punch.) 181 C speaks:— I faint upon December's lap of snow, watch my lees of life drop one by one; Young forty-seven is on the watch below, To nil my shoes, almost ere breath be gone. But listen, greedy heir, though faint ...
... A Musical Prodigy. —Letters from Naples speak of tbe ...
... I undoubted fnct, that only one, Mr Stewart, of Belladrum, sup i ported Dr Gumming, speaks rolumes. The following circular ; was extensively distributed among the Governors previous to I the meeting of Saturday week. M CALEDONIAN ASYLUM. The Quarterly ...
... From Grecon.-Within a few duyt welaveread ever.ill» tiers trom gentlemen in Oregon, written the close the Spring, which speak some suffering consequence of great freshets, caused excessive rains during the early part of the season. Lands that had not ...