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... and every passing hour Of twilight but a golden minute thinks. Time was, when all this rich and joyous plain, Its verdant meadows and luxuriant fields, Waving their golden billows in the breath Of sultry Alaimo, hut a blackened heath, Treeless, uncultured ...
... A ^ • si ..'' ' 1 A •• i a + -t-,,,.. \-9 2 ' -V OL. 111. TiIEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL. en iFP,ale. 5 t Mr. MACREADY, Th eatres-Iloyal, Covent-garden and Drury-lane, is jOcci at this Theatre for TEN and will make his Iliiil,PPearance since his return ...
... POETRY. LINES TO MISS CHATS WORTH. BY LORD BYRON. [This lady was the late Lord Byron's first love, and the Literary Gazette gives the following as unpublished lines addressed to her by his lordship. They are beautiful ones.] REMIND me not, remind me not ...
... 411 , Ct 'f a shiO ir laStr a . t i ° a P t 1)14° JuLv 7 ' 182' ..,..-- 410 Sr EXTRAORDINARY MURDERS. ,t f a , i . 1,10 too' 1 6 „1 titlOthn T.bursdy a week a coroner's inquest was held at Cork, of six sa ...
... manner said demeanour altogether induced a, e to entertain a very bigh esteem for him. Ile has a wife four children. [Wit the prisoner: was obviou-ly very moth Afectert.] , Ms. John sin a solicitor resident at taine s . t om to la-t husband. I irceived ...
... then- either considered as a tire necessary imperfection of a new structure, or the tl ataa: i ltle n , e of the swelling of the wooden flats frem tosa a of the weather. It was, during Thursday, very i e ,,, 4 t1Y rep or t e d, th a t o th er s ymptoms of ...
... teal arsenic and of the OW of the stomach a ere similar ; that is what is called a comparative species of test. It was ammoniac nitrate of eileer nith which 1 made ' the test, and it produced a yellow precipitate. A solution of the sulphate of copper the ...
... passed Ilobhead Ist instant, at 9, A.M. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY_3.-LWind at Noon,N.E., Fair. Sailed :—Tne 131 ham' ia, Marshall, New York.. Manchester, numpky, Ann Paley, Ehorall. Lisbon—Sarah and Caroline, Pt ince, Chat le6ton—Bootle, Blundell, Genoa and Leghorn ...
... mulls' send them down 'i, leceived a parcel from and I locked it up in ' l; a lthi did not °pro it till desited so to do by toy uncle ; the parcel, I found it to only a inottgage, tify I S the saute now prodoced. In a week ot test days, I went Williams's ...
... DECEMBER 48, 1829 MLETING E XTRAO N A RY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ALBION. Sta,—Of your Albion a Constant Reader is for a place fisr these his lines a pleader : - if Constant Iteadea win not your assent. I'll add Stibscriner,—do you not relent? he offended ...
... sentimentalist 9. If a modesCmßs,,,with a flirt; 10. If a forwaii : Vhsai; with a prude ; 11. If a reading man, with a bas blue. 12. If a quiet man, with ...
... and inceilverilence of sitting on a pre'carious tenure, and would make him think Is. 3d. not too great a rent for a yard of which be (tallness) had a permanent lease. Mr. Wilson confirmed the same. Mr. Ryan called.—ls a lime-burner and ...