... I last saw that river, it watt al the foot of the renowned plateau of Rivoli, when it ran like a mill stream between the high banks of Rivoli and the frowning chain of Monteoaldo. that time Charles Albert proposed to cross in that direction, with the idea ...

... STRELT, doom from green Coordlat Inn foe Raii- As Village. Stealing the palm 1 reached Bibbe, a considerable deeding on • high bank above the river. 'f he in Egypt, very pretty at a distance, are far frotesaswering to the luxuriant appearance of the country ...

... country/ —TMrid Copperteld. Am Egyptian Village—Strolling the Palmgroves reached Bihbe, considerable Tilings standing on a high bank above the river—The villages Egypt, very pretty at a distance, are far from answering to the luxuriant appearance of ths ...

... the following as the average weekly circulation of these banks during the past month, viz.:— Average circulation of the high banks £4,634,303 Average circulation of the beoteh banks 3,249,448 T,tal average circulation 47,876,951 On comparing the ...

... aware that the opinion of lie genera.ity of Cornish farmm is against the destruction of their beloved of woftls, namely the high banks : but well snowing tool prejudice is heriditarv ihe British larmer, I am not surprised that toe hizh banks of*Cornwall should ...

... meadow ground, and many larger or smaller springs wind, like silver ribbons, through the grass, sometimes hiding between high banks, and then. again coming into sight. From a considerable distance, the traveller perceives, at the foot of the Laugafyell ...

... Egyptian Village.— Strolling the groves rcacbcJ Bibb, considerublo village standing on high bank above the river. The villages in Egypt, very pretty at distance, arc far from answering to the luxuricnt appearance of the country, and a brief inspection ...

... and towed her down, arriving at the Teeeels about 11 o'clock, tired and worn out. The creek which found the vessel had high banks, and had the pirates been true to themselves, and fired from each effective point on the boats, our lots must have been ...

... towed her dow arriving at the vessels about eleven o'clock, tired and won out. The creek in which we found the vessel hac high banks, and had the pirates been true themselves, and fired from each effective point o the boats, our loss must have been fearful ...

... expensive at first, makes by far the best road, especially where gravel is not good. The road on both sides is flanked by high banks, clothed with fine specimens of oak and beech trees ; on one side of the approach for a considerable distance, flows a pretty ...

... towed her down, arriving at the vessels about eleven o'clock, tired and worn out. The creek in which we found the vessel had high banks, and had the pirates been true to themselves, and fired from each effective point on the boats, our loss must have been ...

... towed' her down, arriving at the vessels about 11 o'clock, tired and worn out. The creek in which we found the veseel had high banks, and had the pirates been true to themselves, and fired from each effective point onj the boats, our loss must have been ...