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... his strong powers of percep- tion, no man can perceive more strongly, nor express more forcibly, the characteristic distinctions of ex- ternal objects, and, as he also possesses very strong powers of mind, no man can follow these distinctions with more ...
... various and astonishing sentences have been spelled by the use of the alphabet. It no longer purports to be the spirit of one man or person, but when an individual makes the inquiry 'who is it that wishes to communicate with me ? ' they will generally get ...
... . Churchill, son of J. M. Churchill, Esq., of Colchester, was driving from Hadleigh, aud when near to Polstead Red Barn, a man rushed from the hedge, and seized the horse's bridle, whilst a second (whom Mr. Churchill did not see) struck him a violent ...
... delineation of some of the most absorbing passions by which the human soul is stirred. Wilmington's father is more a man of pleasure than a man of business; and we find him engaged in a headstrong downward race on the road that leads to ruin. As Harry grows ...
... THE VALUE OF A MAN'S LIFE. A GENTLEMAN, on some occasion, fell into the water, and ran imminent risk of his life. A fisherman, with some difficulty, pulled him out. The gentleman rewarded his preserver with sixpence. The bystanders expressed some opinion ...
... ' 'Typee,' and 'Mardi,' and I Redbrn, his First Voyage.' IL THE AUTHOR'S EDITION. In post 8vo. price 7s. 6d. THE EARTH AND MAN: Lectures on Comparative Physical Geography in its Relation to the History of Mankind. By AaNolD GUVOT, Professor of Physical ...
... since tbe last old midwife died here. In her young days, few could wade through the fen mud to a dis- tant town for a medical man ; consequently her services were in great request, and her nostrums in frequent demand. Some of the favourite remedies of these ...
... they regarded man only intellectually fallen ; but the gn at evil was that the fall of man was moral fall, and, therefore, the giving of secular education was the applying remedy to the beau for diseaae of the soul —it was heart of man that was deceitful ...
... itself it very fine thing: [rte has proved that it is so, and any man wonld fool who attempted to deny it. But it it thing suited purpose * Now what is your purpose! To the memory of great man. Then durability is the joashould look for. Those gimcrack things ...
... oratory last week. THE Right Hon Charles Shaw Lefevre, the Speaker of the Houie of Commons, was unanimously elected Chair- man of the Hants Quarter Sessions last week, in the room of Sir Wil'iam Heathcote, Bart., who retired from bad health. The Marquis ...
... as 4,t really happened o : y . g ~, . . !lis stirred. Wilmington's father is more a man of pleasure When a woman loves with an engrossing passion, and is by nalan a man of business; and we find him engaged in a ture entirely ungifted with coquetry, it ...
... Mozatlan, on the November, of the Hritish man-of-war, the J/enild, Captain Kellctt. She was In search of Sir John Franklin, and proceeded far H» latitude, but could not get any tidings of him. The left the man-of-war to winter in Behring's Straits. The ...