... forth its artless glee, All trembling as with joy. Lips open, rduiples on each cheek, And e~yes that, sparkling, more than speak. Sweet thing of innloence! I sighed, Holw lovely nosy art thou ! Pure as it pearl in Ocean's tide, Or dew onl Morning's brow: ...

... the I lirtlotioct ofso important an undertaking, will be found ina- sqpapte to the stpply of a deficiency, comparatively speaking so tlronsiderable, wvieII cotssiderecl with reference to the accomplish- etit of.a work, which, in the event of its completion ...

... state of weakness as to be unable to lift the weight achild can carry. My sufferingsincreased daily; I could at times scarcely speak, as is well known in the neighbourhood of Oakley Green. In this distressing state, I coni- Inenced taking your Pills, and have ...

... Hygeian Agent for the County of Warwvick, Sir,-The excellent effects of Morison's Medicine on myself must cause me ever to speak of it It terms of the highest praise. I am now sixty-six years of age, and had been in a very weak state of health for 15 months ...

... it was so strong that it forced me and the chair round the house that I st ill I was sensible at the time, but could not speak; it sometimes attacked my-legs, and forced me up stairs, and when I got into the c htimlbl, it has sprung me upi to such ia ...

... of weakness as to be unable to liftthe weight a child can carry. My sufferings increased daily; I could at times scarcely speak, as is well known ill the neighbourhood of Oakley Green. In this distressing state, I com. P menced taking your Pills, and ...

... hitherto defied the power of medicine. Remember tit I speakfrom experience. I have recom- mended itto many of my friends, who all speak highly of it..With my best wishes to you and Mr. Morison, I am, Sir, your's truly, 24, Doe-street, Coleshill-street, THOMAS ...

... d the absence of numbers who would give their earnest sup- port could they he free from their pecuniary conilec- tions to speak their minds at once,-shares have been taken from this uninfluential Committee to the number of 2S854, from this city and n ...

... of weakness as to be unable to liftthe weight a child caii carry. My sufferingsincreased daily; I could at times scarcely speak, as is well known in the neighbourlhod of Oakley Green. In this distressing state, I com- menced taking your Pills, and have ...

... exam- ple to, the Bristol Dock Company by accommodating our space to the wants of our trade-widening oar dock-gates, so to speak, without any extra charge to our customers for the increased 'outlay to which we shall necessarily be subjected. In fact, we ...

... exam- plc to, the Bristol Dock Company by accommodating our space to the wants of our trade-widening our dock-gates, so to speak, without any extra charge to our customers for the increased outlar to which we shtnd necessarilv be sufrjectd in factsd outl ...

... Writing, Arithmetic, and the general routine of Schoo iusiness; one that understands the French Language grammatically, and speaks it fluently, will be preferred. Good references as to moral character, persevering disposition and ability will be required ...