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... that has slumbered (Ossian passim) — the mists are rolled up, like Peter Schlemil's shadow, and lie on the tops of the mountains, — the red -game is heard chattering around, and the heart of the sportsman beats ninety to the minute. Now the sport commences ...
... to deplore. Are men to render their genius as easily up, as the Church appears willing to abdicate its rights? Are men of honour and am- bition to be as indifferent to their iuterest as the Church is manifestly indifferent to her own. Assert those powers ...
... sails, tbe captain thus addressed them from the quarter deck : ' My lords and gentlemen, you right honourable lubbers on the mizen-topsail-y ard , roll that sail up and be to you, and come down. — Life of William the Fourth. Elwes the Miser.— l asked ...
... recently been selling at 2ls. per thousand, having been risen l(i. The had which covered churches and other public buildings, was rolled and hurled in prodigious quantities to almost incredible distances. The damage done in the city of Loudon alone was estimated ...
... gentlemen, enthusiastic sportsman, of Warrington, was sitting in the parlour with his mother, when there came a bird fluttering to a branch opposite the window, and pitched upon that for its resting-place. The young sportsman was immediately seized with ...
... sleep hill towards the horse backed, and the carriage was thrown over. The declivity being so great, the vehicle continued to roll over and over till it reached the bottom. Mr. Batson was found underneath the carriage, having sustained such serious injury ...
... wife—for excepting the Sultan, tbe Turks have one or two legitimate wives—extends over I the slaves, and these too may attain the honour of 1 favouritism with the master —this roust remain a mystery. —Letters of a German Countess. You no Sr. Gilks’s Education ...
... e will undoubtedly arise out of early revelation. “Onk Good observe* Another.”— We learn that Atkinson, tlie celebrated sportsman, who some years ago resided at CUnhugh, tins neighbourhood, and at the Collage, Rathowen, was surrounded large parly of the ...