... human youth ! Let them feel that this cold metallic motion Ts not all the life God fashions or reveals— Let them prove their inward souls against the notion That they live in you, or under you, O wheels !— Still, all day, the iron wheels go onward, Grinding ...

... Secretary to the Treasury. I must, however, the member the justice to say, that he went the most docile spirit, his progress, inward was quite orderly ns was the progress the vv I doper outward, when Lord John Russell beckoned him the Treasury bench, and ...

... I Ow nun emarideration a memorial •harh leen by Mr. E. 'Amboy, at a preites. I.iretto.. in ('sole. rend% mid in 1041 he complaint., nt 1.., refits.' to the by ;10. an/ Mt?. mmereratinn lit the of the M..leritor. the Rm . . Mr. Mu'ullnind, .4 It t!'.. ...

... period, and dry land having been gradually formed by the mud brought down the rivers Blackstaff and Lagan, and the sand washed inwards the tidal action in Belfast Lough. The lecturer then explained some of the terms used in geological science, which were easily ...

... eight years, per cent, per annum, or at four times the rate the population. (Hear, hear.) Again, in 1842 the shipping cleared inwards and outwards amounted to 7,347,000 tons, and to 12,020,000 tons, being an increase of 4,673,000 tons, or per cent. He would ...

... uakul, bleeding, forlorn, deepicahle, the 'pert& le iniseriea, the scorn of men. But, alas what were these in pari,on to those inward torments which thy soul felt in the and apprehension of thy Father's wrath for the of the bolt world, which now lay heavy ...

... efficacious in the committed on Tneeday for raising dietarbence in Adam JelloH/ing complaint*. and Ere Chapel on Sunday eight, calling the Bet. Dr. Billion* Complaints Inflammation O’COunell, ’• liar,” at the close of his sermon. This Ague Jaundice u ...

... upper edge of the inter-digital horn begins to gape from tho sensitive parts within it, whileJa little further down bulges inwards upon them ; and this ledge it were, forms a convenient place for the lodgment of filth and foreign matter, which adds to the ...

... bleeding, forlorn, despicable, the spectacle of miseries, the scorn of men. But, alas ! what were these in coinpark= to thee inward torments which thy soul felt in the seem and apprehension of thy EMMA wrath fur the sine of the whole world, which now lay ...

... extremely favourable to all kinds farmers work, which, being retarded by wet, now progressing favourably; and we trust, although complaints are general the backwardness of the season, yet that the year will be a plentiful one. prices of home produce we have not ...

... the progress of the public in,. every : .lelivercei up to their control. The great vement of ;he sixteenth century, and the inward Europe felt thrilling throughout her remotest laitiiidaries, were alarming symptoms which it became the business of the order ...

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