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... so equally disastrous would be the end of a national undertaking in the bands of liaised and prejudiced persons. Now let speak eritiessnerl—unlaurelled poets earned, My theme shall he, sweet nipples anoient hull, It matters not, how far my thoughts may ...
... ; the mato the name, are brothers, about 17 and 16 years of ace. front of has coat as well as other parts of his drew They speak English thoroughly, with pleasing tor- being overladen with heavy golden trimmings. Ha rectories, giving every evidence of ...
... of the Editor of the Carnarvon and Drubigh Mudd. WANTED immediately, a TRAVELLER, in the Wholesale Llrocary Trade. Ile must speak Welsh, and he able to find security for 10001. Salary not so much an object, as KA respectability and character, and first-rate ...
... beating wernily in favour of laws instead of passions, and principles instead of opinions. He could not trust his feelings to speak of the cruelties indicted in Hungary. Ladies being publicly whipped in the streets—iunoceut oh , ldren punished in the most ...
... dissent is so preva- Po rnt in Wales? Sir Tho=aa in the present chapter accounts for it in various ways, but we ar ',all let him speak for himself- o The poverti of the Clergy in mrany portions of tic Hruir)alitV, which has been mainly occasioned by thc th ...
... dogs tff, en *9 tn have enough of thle beinst's hide left to cover a saddle as he hid, pro- s miNed.-A.meiicnl( Paper. * ?? speaking of islonds, it should be ho sblrcdl that a tl chlster or patclt of trces is ilneint thic sai0e relative tgrnes licag applied ...
... lie was sorry to see amongst them so few of thow who ought to lie the natural leaden in such a movement (Acres). He did not speak of them with reference to volition, but to education ; and wee somewhat inclined to run over the mimes of those who ought to ...
... with a lucid illustration of the manner in which the deaf and dumb were taught, both manual sod written language' sod even to speak in many mars. The lecturer dwelt feelingly upon the pitiable and lielpleee 'enclitics of our deaf and dumb brethren and sisters ...
... eollectiou of Likenetaws, lam induced to recommend fain to any Lady or Gentleman wishing to steers an exact Portrai., I con speak ezperimestutl,y of his sucerso with the Dagnerreytypet lostrament. M. GAUNT, Haglifielde, &icor Leek. Stutfordshire. July 17 ...
... SATURDAY, JAVUARY 12th, 1850. Provincial journals hare, generally speaking, so little practical inat.ence overthe foreign policy of a country, that their conductors should be somewhat chary in the observations which they volunteer on such matters There ...
... POETRY. SPEAK OF A MAN 4 YOU FIND HIM. Oti! speak • e hien r. you find hi a.' — Ills an in be buuud; Too often rairoarlwo remind him The wed to n retiow led. With taul that not him— To vire eery errantry h. prune; How truly a oohed 1w turxim. Taw ...