... compared with that of other couiltries ? What but this can maintain it? We have often alluded to the old fable, the goose and the golden eggs. When we think of the bird without Its concomitants, we shall, henceforward, identify It witb Sir C. B. Veep, who assures ...

... in Toe■ and Cosh►!. Observe the INVENTOR'S SIGNATURE en twister, with the Patronage of her Majesty, H.R.H . the Duchess of Kent, and the Lerdsof the Trews. Said in Catniters,lss. Cod., tia., 41., Ss. 41. yd. each —OLD SNUFFS and CIGARS as ivaport,4l COUNTY ...

... ” is this little “diurnal sphere” of ours, till the Queen of the night passes onwards in her imperial orbit, and then the golden tide dashes against the outer crust of our worid, once “ visible” again. And so it is the moon, ay, Byron says, somewhere ...