... affections of childhood. There is no puerility in the manner of our author when he speaks about , theio is mere sentimentality in his incidents connected with children. He speaks in the language of truth, and that language is most beautiful. He writes about ...

... the inside of it r replied she, walking round it. Never, said he. It's as much as any of our places is worth even to speak about it. So saying, the knight of the corkscrew looked first at the woman, and then on the chest on the floor, and then retired ...

... remedy for destitution and distress. An agrarian law, we also find, was continually aimed at by the people of Rome; but I speak not in defence of any such arrangement. The thing is impossible; property must be dispensed in different proportions. Still ...

... things in all the world, because we know that it is •in accordance with their dictates that the voice of Infallible Wisdom speaks, and the energy of the Omnipotent Power is exercised. We have, therefore, no doubt as to the final issue. But it is undeniable ...

... essential to the suck, krul management of a periodical. His prospectus, which has. appeared in our advertising columns, will speak for itself. It is a good bill of literary faie ; and many, we trust, will be induced, by its attractions, to order the Magazine ...

... Bagshawe, the indefatigable chaplain at the New Bailey Prison, in his report to the magi.trates of the Hundred of Salford; thus speaks of the lenient sentences and tines inflicted in cases of drunkenness:— I am bound to say that the effect of such sentences ...

... peculiarity, that, though prior to losing his hair it evinced no tendency to curl, the new growth is curly and strong. This fact speaks too strongly for itself to require observation.—Bell's Messenger. ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL preserves and reproduces the Hair ...

... recommended. The estimated appropriations for fortifications for next year amount to $405,600. The report then goes on to speak of our national defences ; ef sappers, miners, and topographical engineers, and their present organization; of the Ordnance ...

... the inside of it ? • replied she, walking round it. Never, said he. It's as much as any of our place is worth even to speak about it. So saying, the knight of the corkscrew lo;:ked first at the woman, then at the chest on the floor; and then retired ...

... concluded between that body and the bishop with regard to the management of the above educational establishment. The treaty, to speak of it briefly, consisted in the willingness of the Town Council to allow of the surveillance of the prelate, upon certain ...

... effect of thus exposing marl during the winter on the surface of the land has in fact long been remarked. Arthur Young, in speaking of the marling of the land a t H oug h ton, the seat of Lord Orford, remark-, d (Annals of Agric., vol. xii., p. 51), I ...

... lly devoting herself to the digestive organs of the Dragon (a gentleman, whose prodigious allowance of jaw enables him to speak for himself), Mr. Wleltnd. How this marriage in high life is suddenly interrupted by the Dragon, who, not only forbids the ...