... :id Sons having succeeded beyond S-'en Vi ilt,on ,n Producing perfect imitations of nature, have '•'•ir.* , ame of the Invisible Ventilating Head of Hair to ?ld •£i2j ,aetlo, ?? am ' are enabled to offer them to both ladies ''■uivio Uc '° fn,ln ono ...

... twelve, or having twelve or more shares, •W 8 ' Actional number of shares over and above any given to., , r,, hat may be invisible by twelve, it shall be permitted 0 '.'•eh Proprietors to unite one with another, so as to make f ?? a, **ount of twelve ...

... the grace may be granted before, in, or after baptism ; that bap- tism is an effectual sign of grace, by which God works invisibly in us, but only in such as worthily receive it — in them alone it has a wholesome effect ; and that, without reference to ...

... three-quarters of an hour, notwithstanding that the ship's bell was continually ringing. Such was the density of the fog tbat the man at the wheel could scarcely distinguish the captain on the paddle-box bridge. The Ondine, having put to sea, arrived off Dover ...

... was that religious enthusiasm which laid the foundation of the late greatness of England, and, to borrow the words of a good man two centuries ago, words reverently and sincerely spoken, and therefore not irre- verent, though homely, peopled Heaven with ...

... Sons having succeeded beyond «iv,.„ leu| ation in producing perfect imitations of nature, have tlifci. tlle name of the Invisible Ventilating Head of Hair to Hi,,! 1 Productions, and are enabled to offer, tli em to both ladies lH K'ntlemen from one ...

... (I,ly until th e time of payment. No transfer of these ■■e*-. will be registered until this call is paid. JOHN ELLIS, Chan-man of the Board of Directors. BAM U B L H E ALE, Deputy Chairman, r, , By order, J. F. BELL, Secretary. 1.185 Q. Asylum foreign ...

... Koss ancl Bons having succeeded beyond Klvb' ,cl «ation iv producing perfect imitations of nature, have ?? 'tbo mime of the Invisible Ventilating Head of Hair to *-•(• P r ...

... mother would ?? 8 ' 1 ' Koss and Sons having succeeded beyond ' producing perfect imitations of nature, have ■ of the Invisible Ventilating Head of Hair to s, and are enabled to offer tlu-iu to both ladies rom one guinea and a half upwards. They ' an ...

... with certainty, that is, whether it would precede or follow the death of the King. Revolutions being prepared by a certain invisible process in the secret depths of men's minds, their execution depends on an instantaneous concord of divers causes, and a ...

... a strong dramatic colour, might otherwise have developed an effect which was now only partially betrayed. That Halevy in a man of ability cannot be denied ; that he enjoys vast fame as a popular contributor to the stores of the rao lern French opera is ...

... true Church has been at certain periods invisible, name thost periods, and say how it was possible, during those periods to obey Christ's commands to hear the Church, to tell tht Church, and also how this invisible Church could accom- plish Christ's commands ...