... very cess nearly alike. They have also been taught to play~at whist, andc ;hey when they play pgninst each other they most honourably abstain fraon looking into each others' bands. On arecent indisposition - ididi by which they were both affected they took ...

... cigar wi-lt .air that did honour to Ids I instructors, ...

... Book Of Merit for some truths he cannot brook. But you shall mark upon your gaze encroach, Lacquied by livery men, and proudly roll'cl Through fawning crowds that smile at her approach, Some Queen of Fashion, with no charms hut gold, And the poor trumpery ...

... Book Of Merit for some truths he cannot brook, But you shall mark upon your gaze encroach, Lacquied by livery men, and proudly roll'd Through fawning crowds that smile at her approach, Some Queen of Fashion, with no channs hut gold, ( And the poor trumpery ...

... greatrst restorative to exhausted nature, and tbe most valoable horse medicine ever known.— During tbe bunting season no sportsman ought to be unprovided with il, a single bottle having saved tbe life of many a valoable bnnter, af:er a severe day's chase ...

... the spectacle; b ilan t w ococ hes wie- were rained, and a prodigious b, d, volume of water was allowed to ercapie, which rolled down tile e channel amidst the Crashing of tpe ice and the 'cheers of tels [i Ispectators, amoinngst whem not a esingle accident ...

... now to record an instance wherein a landlord, after for several years liberally deducting per cent. from his half-yearly rent roll, has agreed to fix his rent at the reduced scale for the future, instead of keeping his tenantry in suspense : such is the ...

... horseman is synunymou* with gentleman. Hector honoured by the epithet horsebreaker. 11m word chivalry which implied all that wm nobte in blood, corner In accomplishment, and valiant in deed; all that'anting should honour, and lady love ■■might. the sense of •words ...

... old we containing blue mould little scoop iimed in taking samples of cheese of erfornting operation by changing dozen the rolls which it extracts and placing tu ditseniinale blue mould over A new Stilton cheese treated in this veil covere 1 up from the ...

... *infinitum. I found the mustard manufactory to be an object of great general interest and curiosity ; forel : once had the honour of accompanying a family to tea with the nuns -in the pat lour of the convent of Santa Clara; and these intelligent damsels ...

... another as a sister of clarity-their she takes the costume of a couutrywoman-then of a man-of a little shepherd-a young sportsman, &c. She sleeps in tarm houseC9, in farm yards, in the huts of the foresters, or even among the broom and furze of tile open ...

... as good as his word. SIMPLE FOR RHEUMATISM PAINS.—Take unmixed tar and cover the paits of the body where the pain resides ; roll - flannel round upon the top ol tht tar ; let it remain three days and three nights, then take off the flannel; anoint the ...