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... With weary step across the lea, The plods lus way. ‘Than sli that moves upon the earth, can? ‘Greater,—deuy He lives, and speaks, and breathes, and moves, “Iu God’s own image —man. Bravely he zalloped o'er the heath, And many « rich purse stole ; Till ...
... THE LEAMINGTON ADVERTISER, MAY 20. 1853. INDIA. In speaking of the confiscation clause in Lord Canning’s proclamation, Hurk'iru says that ** the wisdom of this measure has been questioned, on the ground of its sweeping severity on the sorest point an ...
... of the sublime Milton, in which he speaks of woman * Fair, no doubt, and worthy wall Thy obetiahing, thy honour, and thy loTe, Hot thy Lola oonridered the English, Iriah, and Scotch woman to the handaomett. Speaking of beauties, the gave the palm to the ...
... that he felt as if he was drank. His “‘ mate” took the scythe from him, aud he staggered and fell to the ground with- out speaking. | Mr Jones immediately procured the services of Dr. Laxon ; but, though every effort was made to restored animation, it ...
... meek And mote Wanderer forlorn, Poor Outcast, thou’rt indeed swiz by the scorn Of the hard world: Bat thine own heart doth speak ‘The heavier sentence ; thine own feelings wreak The keener smart, Dost think of the young morn When was innocence and hope ...
... Jtemeo and (twice). SwetthearU and HTres. the Wkiutand Broom*' the Thtor s, and State Secret*- are not in position this week to speak fairly of the merits the company engaged : but in our next number hope to do «o. Mr Fiddes, actot of much promise, has been ...
... pallid cheek. Of Life ye te Wild, lustrous, lightsome ; while Invisible Decay is spreading mists o’er these weak eyes. Ye speak of sunny fields, of radiant skies, Of fragrance floating over lawn and deil : Ah me! with Pining for Natu re and her sympathies ...
... nose; if, any occasion, you observe all this, while an Opposition Peer is speaking—and you will not observe it any other—you may rely on his Lordship’s succeeding the present speaking with much confidence you repose in the rising of to-morrow’s sun. 8.15 ...
... attained to the ripe age of fourseore ears and eight, his death was very sudden, and has cast upon the Our pem is far too to speak worthily of him he was, indeed, a man hat, ‘take him for all in all,’ we shall never ‘look om his ke again.’ The Church has ...
... other among this community. Because she of whom I speak was so high by birth as to make all others of us comparatively lowly in the world’s eye, because it was so, I would single out her name as to speak of it from this place; though continually some faithful ...
... beard was not so grey as the hair of his head. “ Because,” said the old gentleman, “it is twenty years younger.” Willis, in speaking of the West Indies, says the fields of sugar canes are so uuprovided with fences that all a wayfarer has to do when he wants ...
... Portsea—James Parkins, clothier, Cheapside, London—Hodgson Lewis and James Hervey, spirit merchants, Halifax, Yorkshire—William Speak, snuff manufacturer, Halifax. Yorkshire— John Newton, boat owner, Watlinborough, Lincolnshire—William Cloughton, auctioneer ...