... R.Grant, in his address to the electors of Norwich, speaking ofthe late Administration, said—l would desire to do every justice to the great military talents of the Duke of Wellington I would speak with praise of the prowess of one, to whom, however ...

... flush of glee, Are the memories they give back ! Tbey speak of toil, and of high emprise, As in words of solemn cheer, They speak of lonely victories O'er Pain, and Doubt, and Fear. They speak of scenes, which have now become Bright pictures in breast; ...

... accordingly here we have part the second not only at the day but at the hour appointed. its merits, it is quite unnecessary to speak. It realises all that is promised in the prospectus, and that is enough. As regards externals, the present edition casts the ...

... however uncon- ality and grandeur. Ij was a peculiar advantage t hat the consequences of its principles were, if we n lay sO speak, on ly dis- covered gradually and slow ly. It gave out on each formation as the circumst occasion only as much of the spirit ...

... according to order, Wok a candle into her mistress's bed-room; on going down stairs she threw an apron over-her ad, and without speaking word left the bouse. Her f. '.low-servants, supposing she would return few minutes, went stairs, but length, being alarmed ...

... Dowmiig-street Jackson himself Ou the circumstance being mentioned to Lord Hill immediately wrote a letter to Colonel Woodford speaking in the highest praise of Jackson's conduct, and two days time he was made a corporal. The Duke of Wellington was so highly ...

... Nieuwdiep or maritime inlet adjoining tbe Texel. Van Dieman's Land papers to the 13th of September have been received. They speak of the progress of the season in the most satisfactory terms. Every succeeding day brought new indications the spring. The ...

... When the surgeon was asked his opinion as to the wound, Mr. C. said, My dear Sir, don't flatter me, speak out; know it is impossible I can recover; I speak to you as a dying man. About seven on Friday night Mr. Clayton expired, surviving the wound nearly ...

... says its sunken downcast eye ? —Tells it not of Adversity ? Those furrows down its hollow cheek, Do they not Disappointment speak ? Aye—not a feature’s now possess’d By what was dnce so truly blest ! Oh! if but Youth could once behold Behind the mask, a ...

... that of the kingdom thought to Robert the first. —Essex indignantly answered him, Will your Lordships give us our turns to speak for he playeth the orator, and abuseth our cars and us with slanders ; but they are hut fashions of orators in corrupt states ...

... me; the gentleman (meaning Captain Purchas) passed hy us, and we said good night; he did not speak said to my companion, what is the reason he does not speak? With that he turned back, and collared me, and tried to collar the other, but he ran away thinking ...

... swelling tide o'erflows. For perfect bliss who then would seek On this terrestrial, transient sphere, Where c'en delight can only speak, Alas ! like sorrow—in a tear- With patience then—with faith and love— We'll travel onward to the skies, Look to the perfect ...