... the Almighty can alone recognise M bis Minister, and the flock a, ihew shepherd, feed, in a narrow lane, upon heath and garbage, picking up a stray leaf here, and chance .corn there . drifting car rot when the flood, are in, or a bunch of turnips which some ...

... Vimighty can alone recognise as his minister, am! the flock ns their shepherd, feeds in narrow lan«-. upon heath and garbage, picking up a stray leaf here, ami a chance acorn there, a drifting carrot when tin Ib.ods ate in, or hunch of turnips which some ...

... WESTMINSTER SESSIONS. John Edwards was indicted for picking the pocket of John Galley Knight, Esq. On the sth of February last the prosecutor was walking between Hyde Park-corner and Knightsbridge when he felt pull at his pocket, and on looking round ...

... burn as brightly as longfours in the public offices, and hanging upon the rear of a debate, like a carrion crow, picking up the garbage which the Chancellor of the Exchequer did not consider worth defending. In this capacity he had his merits, and he ...

... gentleman called at Rylaod’s, they shewed him one of their children, while bis own was left to feed on the eonsjnonest garbage could pick ou the road ! ...

... dishonest for them not to admire ; hone too dirty for them not to pick—no delusion too gross for them not to swallow. Meanwhile laughs in his slieve at their baseness, their stolidity and picks out his implements according their deglutition of the most monstrous ...

... bear iu mind that the English nation, though of easy disposition, are not so simple or readily imposed upon as swallow the garbage popery even physic. (Jerlainly your now peers, to be made, according to your scheme, for benefit yourself, will not ho made ...

... or development. Following in the beaten path will not do—as even the circulating library misses cannot relish the insipid garbage twice-told fanhionmbh tales, nor can they digest the puerile attempts historical romance with the other mcagie fare, so abundantly ...

... is not fair of Government to Impose, upon men of high spirit snd character, 1 of inrestTMttihl tittle-tattle of every has? pick-thank an d tale-bearer who can carry * lie from honest man •fireside. Nor has Captain Campell, who was first de-I Tinted to ...

... disposed of. One night, shall never forgot it, I had been to opera of San Cs-los, and was picking my way to my lodging through the intolerable fi'ih and garbage of the streets Lisbon, defending [ myself bom the dugs and rats by which they were then infested ...

... of the hells in the rneighbourhood of St. Janmes's-street' London, has a salary of six guineas a-week, besides what lie can pick up from the dupes and dupers who attend his per- formances ! DIsINTErstsTED RarnUeST.-A fire happening at a piiib- lie-house ...

... palpable on the other side was Emerson Teunent. Except the Mail here, which seems to have an appetite for the most degraded garbage of its own party, and which marks out excellence in ours as the chief object of its hate—every other paper at the Tory side—all ...