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... was isighly ifteresting as containing one Os tise best accounts of Norway and its inhabitants at that early period. After speaking at some length of the boldness of the enterprises of the Zent and 'Quirini, he passed on to John and Sebastiano Cabota, the ...
... the privilege of being present on that in- teesin ocson, WVhen ha recaiveti the invitation, hie hardily knew whether to. speak or not, hut as soms frielids wore under erroneus~t impressions respoctiog his exprit- sian. and that the statemrent in the ...
... quotations: the top figure for the best Sclts svas 3s 10d per 8Mbs1 at wbich a ceatrance was trot effected. Compaiatlvely speaking, the numtber of sheep were small. As the arrivals of dead meat up to Newgate and Leadenhall have tallen off, the mutton trade ...
... , Inbourer, Farleigh, has been for four years troubled with a Ieavy asthmatic cough. Last winter he could only breath and speak withl great difficulty. Two Boxes of Woolley's Pectoral Candy effected a complete cure, and his helnth bas since been perfect ...
... 1850. RALPH BROWN, Auctioneer. Ponteland, February 13tlr, 1850. r TJnaRBAs OF ENGLuAs.---We feel a great dilli- eulty in-speaking of the actual practitioners now at the bar of England. Never at any period within a century and a half was the profession ...
... upon the very clear ground upon whicu Mr Blalckwell had placed it, but that it tad been intimated tbtat he was ex- pected to speak. He then deprecated what he termed the Fabian policy of Dir Dunn; condemned the want of confh. deres in the council, implied ...
... that ciierch honind be the word andbvital trths of of ministration instead oftlufruseyI am not CGod,-aud telling me(o ?? o speaking olf imagiere cases) tlrat theg must cling to those antiquated follies, nosanctien d allke by the letter and spirit of Ch ...
... him with its leaves uncut. Taking ?? fact into account he is not surprised, he adds, that Cobden and manu- facturers should speak with coatemptof country persons. MI-h ranD-- ;S PnA.. on Ar~ aid . vA-- ;- #1,. -The Countess ot Arunctel and burrey, wlte ...
... grand nwatre de la cour was waiting to receive us. My powers of conver- sation were placed I under a bushel,' by his only speak inz his native Greek and Italian. In abont five minutes a side-door was opened, and we were ustercd into the presence of the ...
... river. Peter Knowles, a pilot for 35 years, employed be- tween the high end ut Shields and N'ewcastle, said that, generally speaking, the channel between Whitehill Point and Newvcastle had improved. The channel was straighter, and .here wvao more water- ...
... Slake, on the 30th and 31st Jan,, and 1st Feb., in the present 8ear Chrarles Stott, a river pilot for twenty-six years, after speaking of the obstructions to the navigation which existed in former years, adverted to the improvements which had lately been made ...
... itiquiry, yrt Ire would put itt a definrier etintiate of the expenise ci rho projectedi works. Air Biriik~s could trot err well speak so the plan of the wrirko below bridge, 'an they aere laid dowen by Air Rendlo hiorself; those above buidge Mr Brooks had ...