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... 1850. JOHN PARKINSON. TyENDELSSOHN'S ST. PAUL,-Monu- j !»-■- mental Edition. The best monument to the memory of a great man, is that which is erected by his own genius in the works he leaves behind him, and by which he continues to live in the estimation ...
... All the town's a slide, And all the men and women merely skaters. They have their slippings and their flounderings, And one man iu his life has many falls : Ills fate having seven stages. At first, the infant, Shivering and shaking in the nurse's arms ...
... s Poems, with Essay by °Man, sq. 16mo. ss. el. gilt. Longfellow's Prose Works, Ilypenon and Kavanagh, 1 vol. sq. ss. cl. Macaulay's (T. B.) Critical and Historical Essays, new ed. vol. 1/. i.e. ?dimwit's (G. A.) The Invisible World, Animalcules, new ed ...
... Hamilton, LL.D., D.D. By William Hendry Stow _11, D.D.— Bvo. London : Jackson and Walford. — lBso. This is the memoir of a man well known in this neighbour- hood, and will ht read with great interest by many. It is not exactly the tiling we expected, ...
... most poetic is that by • lady in New York. A gentleman, says she, is • humble being, combining a woman's tenderises with • man's courage. A GRUM MIST/AL—To say that privets maw have nothing to do with government, is to my that private men have nothing ...
... demand, and less inquiry for LOQUACITY AND RESERVE.—The ideas of a great talker differ very much from those of the reserved man —the former being superficial and comparatively valueless, while the latter (generally vented in proverbs) are truthful, impressive ...
... South London Floricultural Society, and other practical Assistants. No.1. Kent & Richards, Paternoster Row, London. bur Working Man’s FrRienp AND FAMILY INsTRUC- TOR, Part 1, January. London: John Cussells, 335, Pasourn. No.l. noster Row. London: William Strange ...
... effect. It is better to leave work plain than to cover it with enrichment which is without light and shade, and therefore invisible at a short distance. Before carving, it should he remembered that it is necessary to have some good thick stuff to work upon ...
... of the work of destruction. The pirate chief has himself been fallen in with, and of his vessels, mounting 1200 guns, and manned men, have been totally destroyed by lire. Shap-’ng-tzai escaped with six and about a IHE Domestic Intelligence. Banquet. Lord ...
... Collection of Sermons 4to 2s 99 Leslie on Socinian Controversy 4to 1708 Is 100 Mrs H Tighe’s Poems third edition 8vo 3s 6d 101 Invisible Hand 8vo 9d 102 Wesleyan Hymn Book 8vo 2s 6d 105 Master Humphrey’s Clock Box 20 parts 106 Fraser’s Magaxine 1836 to 1847 ...
... of their indus- Itry; but wo should not think we did right by our own nmaive shiliraren it we were to hold out to the Dutch- man, a bounty beyond the fair Imarket price of his connmodity, for leaving his own shores and markets for ours. So, also, We would ...
... Boulton, Sewage Pipe Pottery, Bowley Regie, Staffordshire. tMOORLEY’S TBICHOMAORATON. nr’HE only veritable VENTI-1 LATINGand INVISIBLE WIG, which is now worn and recommended by the acuity, can no where obtained but at the [nvbntob's, H. MOORLEY’S, 7, UNION ...