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... My Friend,—lt must not cause any wonder to you that I did not write within 13 days. First, you do know exactly what;a fine man }leis; second, the work r equ i res very much time, thou g h t h e other glung' is finished just at I wrote you.—(Laughter.) ...
... the case for a man he met in the street. The prisoner was again remanded until Thursday next, in order that further inquiries might be m a d e , and that he may have an opportunity of bringing forward persons to speak of him as an honest man. GUILDHALL. ...
... their doctrines through all their pores; they sow in every thatched roof, in every truss of hay, in every sheaf of corn, the invisible seed of their poison ; they penetrate every where with the very instruments of the Government, with the instructor, the agent ...
... lIICK, Chairman. Old Broad-street, T HE QUARTERLY REVIEW,, No. CLXXI ,is published This Day. CONTENTS: I. Natural History of Man. 11. Clergy Relief Bill. 111. Agriculture—Draining. IV. Memoirs of Lord Cloncurry and Mr. John O'Connell. V. Free Trade. VI ...
... of persons who have, unfortunately, but too few opportunities of extricating themselves from the tideway of evil fortune. A man fairly thrown upon his beam ends may do a thousand things—but what can a woman do ? She may go for a governess, or a companion ...
... accidentally touching the trigger, the gun was discharged and the contents were lodged in the heart of the unfortunate young man, who almost immediately expired. The accident has thrown a deep gloom over the ship, for be was a general favourite. Mr. Winstanley ...
... 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 ...
... button divides two brothers.—A man•of-war's man shot et.—A man-of-war race.— Fever in a man-of- war.—Wltitc-Jarek, et arraigned at th e mast.—The maintop at night.-6e last stitch How they bury a man-of-wars man ...
... -street, Haymarket; and Gordon, 146, Leadenball-street. PART I. treats of the anatomy and physiology of the re-productive 'mans, and is illustrated by Six Coloured Engravings. PART 11. treats of the consequences resulting from excassiveißdulgence, and ...
... his time—was he a labouring man? Was the man who lived in a 91. house one of the labouring class, while he who lived in a 101. house was not? He wanted to- know if the Hon. and Learned Member for Oxford was a labouring man?—,(A laugh.) He laboured ail ...
... in a man the more trustworthy he would be, but to despise and reject a man, would be to have no hold upon him. What he wanted then to do was to raise a man In his own moral estimation, by placing confidence in him—making him, in fact, a free man and not ...
... just heard of the discovery in Central Africa, lat. 19 deg. S., of a splendid fresh water lake, of which the one shore is invisible from the other. It seems fed by vast rivers, derived apparently from the Snowy Mountains, which reaching the line of perpetual ...