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... only difference Panv that it has now been thought advantageous for the Com- ra. sr) , to retain these latter shares. Legally speaking, tho P'irlia 'Jdity in respect of these Sunderland Dock shares may •nist T S i cast n P° n me, but if this be so, every ...
... are altogether contrary to the facts, including mat- ters of general interest and importance. By THOMAS J. GRAHAM, M.D. Speaking the truth in love. London : Published by Simpkin, Marshall, and Co., Pater- noster-row. NEW EDITION, IN MONTHLY PARTS, OF ...
... Replete with interest, and will speedily acquire great popularity.— Observer. A portraiture of singular fidelity and ' speaking' power.— John Bull. The author has well done his work in this admirable volume. We know of no better companion for Boswell's ...
... Rev. J. Whitestone, M.A., one of the honorary super- intendents. Agents at present employed by the Irish Soctety :— Irish-speaking Clergymen 14 I Scripture Readers 116 Inspecting Agents 3 I ?? Teachers 721 Inspectors 43 | The Annual Sermon will ?? be preached ...
... Rev. J. Whitestone, M.A., one of tho honorary super- intendents. Agents at present employed by the Irish Society :— Irish-speaking Clergymen 14 I Scripture Readers 116 Inspecting Agents 3 Iri.-h Teachers 721 Inspectors 4.1 | The Annual Sermon will (D V ...
... a of the ?? i» ° le Ke f Physicians of London, by Dr. G. F. Collier :— W*i* j.. 110 small defect in this compilation (speaking of the ''arnmoopceial that we have no purgative mass but what X aloes; yet we know that (Hemorrhoidal persons can- *»hi c ...
... Hatchard, 187, Piccadilly. MR. ANDERSON'S SERMON ON SIR EOiJEKT r__L T_„ In Bvo , price Is., by post, Is. 4d., HE DEAD YET SPEAKING; a Sermon, Preached in St. George's, Brighton, ton the Sunday after [ the Death of Sir Robert Peel. By the Rev. JAMES S M ...
... that it is possessed of a ftiscl- h has rarely before been imparted to such subjects. It sh views or tho soldier's life, and speaks out of the thought and knowledge. — Atlas. lolburn, Publisher, 13, Great Malborough-street. E NEW VOYAGES AND TRAVELS] v ...
... this accommodation should obtain a letter from the English Consul, in order that they may have the assistance of young men speaking different languages, who will then readily give any information or other good office that may be needed in a strange land ...
... this accommodation should obtain a letter from the English Consul, in order that they may havo the assistance of young men speaking different languages, who will then readily give any information or other good office that may be needed in a strange land ...
... i:: mapped Otlt 1 Within i talent — oil courtiers, mercha and tradesmen, »ro il in perfect masses. Wben we speak of these bounda- ries, we speak not of the narrow, closely-packed city, within its ancient line of walls, whence the great aggregate of the ...
... inhabit it he goes au fond. He observes their habits and their actions. He investigates their appetites and propensities, so to speak, and forms his own conclusions, not from slight or hasty but slow and repeated observations of nature.— Spectator. John Van ...