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... J by their practical and unpretending character, pa easy and prompt a relief from a large class m . and distressing diseases, that we believe tins . j t y. *T mendation from us, which give with ,;__y xan tint ' not be thought misplaced or without its ...
... Engravings, by Charles Heath, from drawings by Chalon. Grant. Haytcr, Fisher, Hawkins. BUS., by Westley and Co., with India-rubber backs, super-royal Bvo 110 PORTRAITS OF THE CHILDREN OF THE NOBILITY; series of costly Engravings, from Drawings by Chalon, and ...
... minutely the case, and enclosing a advice and medicine, which can be forwarded to %)l the world. No difficulty can occur, as the securely packed, and carefully protected from observ> 7. Lancaster-Dlace, Strand, London. -=^y STRICTURE, STOKE, diseases of the ...
... the whirlpool, is destruction. Syracuse signifies bad savour, so called from the unwholesome marsh upon which it stood. iEtna signifies furnace, or dark and smoky.— Old Scrapbook. An Odd Duel.— In the course of some convivialities with his brother officers ...
... Author of The Life and Campaigns of the Duke of Wellington, from private and authentic documents. The life of a monarch so wise, a man so amiable should not longer be withheld from the world; it abounds in practical lessons of virtueand policy. 4. • ...
... life of a monarch so wise, a man so amiable should The PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE has, at each septennial ~ #' : be withheld from the world: it abounds in prac- period, divided the whole of the profits, subject to a deeau 0 1 , es sons of virtue and policy. ...
... the Author of The Life and Carat' of the Duke of Wellington, from private and authene,d_ecuments. The life of a monarch so wise, a man so amiable should 'onger be withheld from the world: it abounds in prac'al lessons of virtue and policy. 4. • ANNUALS ...
... THE VALLEY OF THE DHOON, HIMAYLA MOUNTAINS. (FROM FISHER'S DRAWING-ROOM SCRAP-BOOK.) BENEATH heaven's canopy of blue and gold, From the high mountain-tops let me look forth! Yonder, from snowy realms that gave him birth, Rolls the great Indian river, ...
... Author of The Life and Campaigns of the Duke of Wellington, from private and authentic documents. The life of a monarch so wise, a man so amiable should not longer be withheld from the world: it abounds in practical lessons of virtue and policy. 4. • ...
... stocked with Fruit Trees. The Premises adjoin the Turnpike Road leading from Prestonto Eccleslon, and are distant from the former place seven miles, from Chorley live miles, and from Blackburn ten miles. The Tenants will shew the Premises, and for further ...
... resources to make! In fact, without the help of foreigners the oaks of Spain might rot from age toage on their mountains. In the forest of Liebana alone, it is stated that from 22 to 24 millions of cubic feet of oak fit for ship building exist. In the Sierras ...
... November, 1312. Cunningham and Mortimer, London. This neat little miscellany which (as its name imports) borrow* behaviour from the great/’ is a modest and useful compendium of anecdote, narrative, biography, and literature, and Leing published very moderate ...