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... A B[IRIDIVAY TRXIUTE: A)DDRSSED TO HIER ROYAL HiIGHINESS TILE PRINICESS ALEXANDRIINA VicTroRlIA, ON A'rTAINING lIER EIGHTEENTH YEAR, BY L. . L., NVITII A PoRTRAIT. on Wiein tas the diy- the loveliest 'if its hours? Iti iehourwhv le Inotrtinlg breaks to ...

... MeasTOSee are triakin for tite establishmient of a Pro- 'prictary Scitool at Mtatchester, tot a plan reatrly sitiliar to that iffor the WTest Riding. 'rte UNITEn, ASSOCIATbOte OF JOINT STOcK BANK-' ins.-A society is said to be in course tof fomattcott ttc ...

... When we consider that, although conquerors may im- con- pose lawn on a vanqukised nation, and introduce customs, t tight manners, slid a religion, yet the lasguage of a nat ion can a cugh only he extermisated by the almost total destruction of X lisae ...

... can beg or borrow; B0olts to-day a little cup, Gulps a long Address to-morrow Diul!aby! do not cry? (;alter Guar is roming by. Oh the daintie3 he bas got III htis terril:le refretiry I his re a cololeli y, all hut. There a aicely roai-edlt.ectory. Lullaby ...

... chemical atralysic. It err his (7.bTr; Earmeit's) opinion, that eventerally; by treaneci ut Cthe mathe nratic a, cirenistry w vould attain a precities It a regard to thre establisired data of the science, wh~ich wrani ed vain soughrt for at tire present day. ...

... lazy to rise, t'.'/hen a wid'roits sight saluted iny eyes; .,YAg ro p of (Cupido, rosy and round. . a circl ?? the ground - sbighbg ad chatting with fim and glee, . And tleir tuhk etd Jet oetr'd levell'u at me, ' While one *ith a sraile' rshoo biscurly ...

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... matters wvere clearly under- fo ,a stood, a suiticier't qutantity of manure could be contained OF in a wlseelharrow to fertilize acres, and to last for gene. H .tX. rations. Tisere was, lie said, a small patch of ground on a rin- Isis faint, ...

... boeid racee goad reporits of a, him,' a Ali PRACTICAL TREATISE ON' TEIATEINGP fo, Ati ?? of Teecth, froc at ricant'% co the coocpletion , ofi rica Cociorld (adnicieca at abocit 2-4 veers of aige. fl 1 P.%rr-coso UC R Iscit, ill.A.-Lcoldot: Lengiactic land ...

... aware of his fonid- ness for brntdi--aisc-inater ?? No.' '1 It iras a sltd habit 1 itbtt it gew oat of his love of story-tellhcg ; ailt tllit, ati -a bad ha~bit, a very bed habit, for a minister of tite go~spel. As S he grewv old, his animal spirits flegged ...