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... just heard of the discovery in Central Africa, lat. 19 deg. S., of a splendid fresh water lake, of which the one shore is invisable from the other. It seems fed by vast rivers, derived apparently from the Snowy Mountains, which reaching the line of perpetual ...
... every form (cause and cure) of nervotply-debilitated health and enfeebled constitution, that harasses the young, besets the man of pleasure, business, or study, and embitters old age, with tables and rules for the diet and physical regu• lation of every-day ...
... corning-house man—left a wife and one child. Robert Glazier, a treble dust. house man—left a wife near her confinement and five children. Joseph Perry, employed in the corning-house—left a wife and one child. William Pierce, corning-house man—single. This ...
... ten o'clock daily, to transact the business of a'l the courts. [ Pie is a wise man that can avoid an evil, he is a patient man that can endure it; but he is a valiant man that can conquer it.—Eliza Cook's Attract'. THE MACKEREL FISHERT.—The ponderous ...
... at ten o'clock daily, to transact the business of all the courts. I pie is a wise man that can avoid an evil, hell a patient man that can endure it; but he is a valiant man that can conquer ft.—Eliza Cook's Journal. THB MACKEREL FISHERY.—The ponderous freight ...
... deprived them of employment.—(Hear, bear.) Listen to what Lord Dudley Stuart said the other day in the House of Commons. Surely no man ' can be a more rampant Radical than he is. lie presented a petition from 2,000 or 3,000 journeymen tailors of London, complaining ...
... electricity.—( Hear, hear, and laughter.) But five years of this system will abolish the poor-laws.— (Hear.) No labouring man will be able to obtain relief from the parish five years hence if this free trade continues. Why, the guardians of my union ...
... supposed to have the care of will won be no park left, and the spot it formerly occupied will be known in history as the Invisible Green Park. —Punch. EIGHTY-FIVE POUNDS FOR AN OLD COAT.—Among the effects sold last week at the Queen's-house, Lyndhurst ...
... THE WORKING 3IAN'S FRIEND. This little periodical is indeed calculated to be what its name asserts, the working man's friend and family instructor. It is issued in weekly numbers at the price of one penny, and the monthly part now before us is a sufficient ...
... THE WORKING NAN'S FRIEND. This little periodical is indeed calculated to be what its name asserts, the working man's friend and family instructor. It is issued in weekly numbers at the price of one penny, and the monthly part now before us is a sufficient ...
... attracted the attention of every fair and impartial man. It was indeed monstrous that a poor man should pay one pound stamp duty on a bond or mortgage of twenty, or even ten pounds, while the rich man paid but 251. on a similar instrument amounting to ...
... attracted the attention of every fair and impartial man. It was indeed monstrous that a poor man should pay one pound stamp duty on a bond or mortgage of twenty, or even ten pounds, while the rich man paid but 251. on a similar instrument amounting to ...