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... meteoric was the intellect from which they emanated. was their principal recommendation.— * This,” as Sir William Jones said of Dunning, “relieved the weary, calmed the resentful, and animated the drowsy ; this drew smiles even from such as were the objects ...
... OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY—NO. XXXIV. (From the University Magazine for January.') WILLIAM MAOISM, LL.D. {Continuedfrom the Evening Packet of Tuesday.') From this time until 18*28, the doctor con>tantly contributed to ** Blackwood, and tha list of his works ...
... illustrated with Supkrb Stkki. Enaravinoi, exquisitely finished from Original Designs, by the tirst Artists of the age. The Sportsman is Candidate for the favour of the Sporting World, not on mere professions or unsupported pretensions, but known merits ...
... foot ot St. Catherines-down, about seven miles from Newport, two from Niton, and two from Chale. It is not possible to offer an adequate description of the varied beauties of this spot. The inland view from the house is not to be surpassed, and frora the ...
... how meteoric was the intellect from which they emanated. Wit was their principal recommendation. In the seventy-third number appeared the Report on Fraser's Magazine paper full of talent and learning, but tiresome from its groat length ; and in the eightieth ...
... to prison —else i never should have known him. IJBKRATrOK. tho early part 1842 Maginn was liberated from gaol. He hail passed through the ordeal, from whose effects his spirits never again recovered. 1 will never again rise head society,’ said he. Alas ...
... mariner’s compass —disco- to which modern times owe all their boasted superiority over the earlier ages of the world—is known to have emanated from China.” Until recently, our knowledge of this vast empire was very scanty; but, we are happy to learn that ...
... acknowledge his monarch—to whom, as such, the submission of Ireland was soon after completed, by the surrender of hostages from Lister. From 1,001 to 1,013, Brian by various useful measures, such aa restoring the edifices of religion and learning destroyed by ...
... present' giving explanations. The Room will be opened from Twelve tiii Three in L he Day, and from Seveu till Ten at night. The Indians will be in the Room from Half-past Twelve lill Two, and from Half- past Seven till Nine. Admission, 2s. 6d. ; Children ...
... produced, attested by nightly overflows to all parts of the Theatre. Another new Drama, with the most powerful talent in the world —MONDAY, and during the week, an entirely New and Original Drama, entitled STELLA RITFORSDORF, supported by Messrs. Saville ...
... —domestic ha ZAAR, 326, Oxford-street, one door from Regent-circua— Families In want of good Servants, of every description, will find their interest consulted applying at the Bazaar, Domestics are waiting hired, from Ten Five o’clock. There are rooms appropriated ...
... ve I their Dances, &c., on each day of this week, as folio ws'-.— Rooms open from One to Three and from Seven to Nine. Indians in the Room from Half-past One to Three, and from Half-past Seven to Nine. CHINESE COLLECTION, Hyde Park- comer.—extraordinary ...