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... on of the papers at that department, under regulations as little stringent as possible, their safe cust ; regulations, in short, which obtain at the other great repository the history of Great Britain”—the Br Atheneum. ‘Sir Charles Napier and the Board ...
... 1 was glancing over the pages of a “Gazeteer of Scot- land” this evening, when my attention was caught for a little by the story of Fenella, alluded to under the head Fettercairn. It brought to my remembrance the first | visit I paid to the site of her ...
... valleys, bold headlands and rich fruitful fields, glittering dome and rural spire, cities, towns, and frowning battlements in short, a picture of deep interest, of historical and local associations, and replete with the most natural delineations of this beautiful ...
... Oliver Cromwell, fffi^T^t! History of Man, paper the second-The interesting K „ ,ffhbo urs ' els, an original and interesting Story, by Mary Howitt—The Good Words of Hagenmaier-Cnrlstopher Chronicle* Lectures on Social Arts, No. 11, Dress-The Importance of ...
... at the sleet es half way down the Agate, was of striped silk, a splendid shawl was wreathed gracefully the loin, and a rich short jacket was thrown liver the rest of her attire; her feet we, Cirost but the eh gaiter of her gait was by her amkiou on a soot ...
... gentle a BD be et handed to Us Ur whom it is addressed. It is from our re-pe townsman, Dr (. R. Kinnear, who left Bre a short time azo :— SD H.M.8. Leander, Lisbon, 9th December, 18 e ° e ® Whilst you are b'owing fingers and poking the fire, | an: ...
... things when one’s range of conver- sation is limited to the state of the weather, his do- mestic affairs, or the fiddle-faddle stories of the day, void alike of interest, information, or impruvement. Biographical history bears ample testimony to the fact, what ...
... Battie See he | - | 1LSvo., Cloth, Ls. Od. each, or 2+, richly gt | JANE or the CORNELIAN CR erin | LADY SANDFORD'S ROMAN STORIE — ae Fooiscap Svo., price Js. Od, cloth, OF ‘uWh | poses. He refutes the shallow philosophy of Combe, | , P TES. | here | ...
... Better modes of Husbandry. Laboiwers. Results of well-conducted Ex- Agricultural Publications, perimental Farming. &c., &c. In short, whatever affects the beneficial employment of capital in land. Reports are regularly given of the English, Scotch, and Irish ...
... then went away. The prisoner pave me tumblerful of kirn'd milk. I told her my husband was with me. She said, Is he? I was a short while the house when my husband joined us. I saw house a little way off which I understood wathe Baxters'. I came out and saw ...
... chapter 2 —Physical History of Man, paper the second—The Wood Nook AVells, or Neighbours' Quarrels, an original and interesting story by Mary Howitt—The Good Words of Hagenmaier—Christopher Chronicle's Lectures on Social Arts, No. 11., Dress—The Importance ...
... tne doctor told her to give Jean spoonful out of the bottle which was got on Monday. The doctor did not come; aud the whole story subsequently turuel out be untrue. After the death Jean her chest was starched, but money found in it, except sixpence. This ...