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... Venus excites universal admiration. The poee of the figure is simple and unaffected; the left arm hang- ing down, lightly holding some drapery, while the right arm, though raised and turned towards the body, is arranged as not to present the usual hackneyed ...
... to the Beatrice nnc. Captain D. for both ports. FARES : From Liverpool and Bristol to A berystwi*h, Portnsadoc. Aberdovey. Cardigan, New Quay, Cabi , l?s; 7a From Liverpool Holyheu), Cal>ii>, fle; 3*. Between either Abtrystwiih. Abernyroc, Aberdovey. Cardies ...
... shall produce wherewith to maintain those wild are occupied in other eniployments—manufactures, the mechanical arts, the higher arm and professions --that tailess the soil produces an abundance. it would be in vain that industry aid ingenuity should txmibine ...
... hour alf this ins'gsificant soot becams the scene of ona ts: ribie encounters in the history of war. Part of ucch D vision armed rapidly, under the Sir George Catheart. @ came uo to the Duke, ask sb if te had any orders. “* None.” “Then “Twill go down ...
... only just to hint to state their optatuna, not in words merely, but also in writing. SHIPSON'S REG'STERED SAST-FITTIIDI HATS ARM ONLY TO SAD AT JUNI:EAU AND SIMPSON'S. 4, ST. OSOKOE's-C L IIMS ry CIDIT 0. DALK-STRUT, Brook. TEN MINT NlVlClMlL—Martia'Sool2o ...
... and did not know ew TTS ould make the beds, and went to the and I other room. I shook the Sho was taken ill, in, her in my arms, and her a chair to sit I then went for Mrs. Whitham, and Mrs. Whitham he seemed, I rather alarmed. We got her into bed. When ...
... rove, near Normanton. There they lived from the beginning to the end of 1855; and at Christmas ] in thet year removed to Cardigan-place, Kirkstall-road, a 1 mile and a half from the centre of Leeds. It was in this ] house Mrs. Dove died. J will now ask ...
... account of his tour when he gets home. we no doubt that his book will have the effect of dispelling I much of the fog in which John Bull and other European nations are stiU enveloped as regards the republic of the United States. Mr. O'Brien will be attended ...