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... STORY v. STORY the Queen’s Bench on In this caso which was argued in points were in dis. Priday, the 24th inst., two rather new guarantee, ct viz : — Firstly — Whether © entered into at the d lebtor’s request, raises the same au. tee under the same cireum- ...
... THE STORY, Don Diego de la Barra lived in Seville, just at the opening of the new street which leads now to the beautiful walk of the Christina, by the side of the romantic Guadilquivir. H 6 was rich, courageous, and, ofcourse, in love. Which of you, ...
... BY ROBERT STORY ( Pra**r' i Ma'inzinr.) love one living monarch well : would I laud the dead. Would turn me from the diadem'd wreath buried head : though pour feeble song, sincere mo-t the bard In* praises Immis that. generiMoi once, can now snug re- ...
... .enjwned in story ind dirrinled its glory year the privy council refused the first application made under the last act, and drew up minutes of discouragement to such applications. And up to this time the Crown has never thought fit to grant any one patent ...
... GENCINE STORIES. This dav were published, in Two Volumes, with Engravium,prive 14s.houlid,or Ilk. elegantly bound, PICT IT or STORIES, drawn from English, Scottish, and Irish history. Chiefly from the Ancient Chronicles and other extensive Works of detail ...
... recite, in her own inimitable manner, the following story; which many of us at the time thought was original, though probably it may be found in some of the old Spanish tales of saintly interposition THE STORY. Don Diego de la Barra lived in Seville, just at ...
... BY ROBERT STORY. Ihe Seasons, in passing, one sweet moral bring. And well—if he marked it—would man do ! Spread pleasure like is the language of Spring, Make all hearts as glad as you can do 1 What a world it would be, if less mindful of pelf. You esteemed ...
... THE KEEPER'S STORY. To you, who know them, it will not be necessary for me to say more of my family than that my brother Charles and myself are all that remain to my father of a numerous family, of which I was the youngest. lly mother died when I was ...
... SHARK STORY. Ah I p*rtscularly fond of proofs of conjugal attachnomt between animals (in the human apene* they are universal that I yet store them), an instance that kind which the captain related to this morning gave me great pleasure.— While lying the ...
... ROMANTIC STORY. The following strange story appears in the Semaphore of Marseilles. Whether considered as a hoax, or as a proof of the extent to which the burning imagination of the south has carried the writer, it is not unworthy of being reproduced ...
... AN STORY. THE DUBLIN LITERARY GAZETTE.) Arrab, Paul, said one of them, will you tell us the story about the time you wint to buy the porty-piana for Colonel Edmondson's daughter, long ago? Throth I wasn't to be blempt for the same purchase ; but ...
... AN AFFECTING STORY. In the course of last Summer, the muti- lated remains of a human body were disco- vered upon the Sands, below Sunderland, near this town. It was in the last stage of ptitrifactiou ; indeed, so much so, that one or both of the legs ...