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... where two lines, as much distinguished for elevation of tone as those above quoted are for Mmplicity, will throw additional light upon the subject The meanest flower that blows, tan give Thoughts that do often lie too deep for tears. To the mind whose ...
... night are gems the morn Ye arc dew-drops lustre illumines thorn And rayless night is that morning unblcst beam in your eye lights in the And the sharp thorn of sorrow sinks in heart Till sweet lips of smart ’Tis o’er the couch misfortune to fondness a ...
... Major H. C. Barnard, 51st Bengal Native Infantry; Major J. G. Drummond, 6th Bengal Native Infantry; Major H. Dick, 51st Bengal Native Infantry; Major 0. Phillips, 56th Benga/ Native Infantry; Major H. Earle. ...
... Major H. C. Barnard, 51st Bengal Native Infantry; Major J. G. Drummond, 6th Bengal Native infantry; Major H. Dick, 51st Bengal Native Infantry; Major 0. Phillips, 56th Bengal Native Infantry; Major H. Earle. ...
... in motion tbeywill require 28000 feet of strapping There are 3000 feet of gas piping and 825 lights will be required The roof contains windows or sky lights and is supported by 325 pillars When the whole of the looms are in motion they will turn off 50 ...
... shire, dealer-Nov. 22, It. Chaney, Thorncombe, Devonshire. WYDEN HART. Capra.) 21 Gre •l•R ei . e e merit Bombay Native Infantry. s n or the late Ch -'n'' ler liotti steamer, with later news ; that brottgla by the Patrick Ditto half shares ~,, In'teur ...
... Hitherto we had acted only against cavalry but now Napoleon was leading up his infantry masses our brigade literally to pieces remnant formed into line (our deep But the French infantry that were now advaociog were so overwhelming in numbers were forced to retire ...
... S. GLEATE. On Tuesday, the 15th instant, at Askam Bryan, near York, MARY, wife of Lieutenant THOMAS BROOK, of the 51st Light Infantry, late of Birkenhead, and eldest daughter of the late Alexander Wilson, Esq., of Newcastle, Staffordshire. On Wednesday ...
... totincco and snuff manufacturer. Same day, at Ashkham Bryan, near Yo, k, MARY, wife of Lieutenant THOMAS BROOK. of the 51st Light Infantry, late of Birkenhead, and eldest daughter of the late Alexander Wilson, Esq., of Newcastle. Staffordshire. On the 16th ...
... iti m *i&VL Mary, eldest her late . W.taon, Esq., of New! castle, fetoLordshire, ancl fe of Lieut. Thos. Brook the 51st Light Infantry, late of Birkenhead On the ult., Mary, infant daughter of John and ' Anne Hegarty, of Cheetwood-lane, aged months; also ...
... of the retributive knife. Fortunately it did not penetrate in perilous direction, or these pages would never have seen the light. It was perfect model, that, of dangerous cuchillu, blade six inches long, worn in the bosom of a high dress, standing lon ...
... Middlewich, Cheshire, to Elizabeth, only child of the, late Thomas Rylance, Esq, captain in her Majesty's 43rd Regiment Light Infantry. On the 29th inst , by the Rev. Edward Goodwin, M.A.. the Rev. William Harris, Chaplain of the Parish Church, Sheffield ...