... extra-human : I can find no belter word. One felt that this young roan, seated like deity upon golden throne, had nothing more to desire the world ; thalall the moat golden dreams of humanity were him but worn-out and insipid realities ; and that he was gradually ...

... per cwt. heat brand. Candles, mould and dipped, per lb. Washing Soda per lb. Lampblack per lb. * Pearl Barley per lb. Arrow Boot per lb. Lard per lb. Coal, per ton, end quality. CLOTHING MATERIALS. Fries*, per yard. * Corduroy, per yard. Bengal, Striped ...

... ons party conren’“t“F harcbat to 'respond ,to the loyalty ‘?>ithe colonies express-to sbo* that the Hon which marked the “golden age home was only temporary, and that u hut small section the nation The il s»o«*“ le ig qaite variance with any the colonies; ...

... Carbon, held under ’eases live* j over, 11 acres mid over, ; measure profit rent, 501. ‘Hm sole of this lot was ad- FIRST-CLASS BOOT MAKER, From Recent Strset-I.crsdoii, I>F.GS leave inform and the y Public that has opened Shop hd. t, msm-simT, tbalee, Where ...

... by his firm of Messrs. John 'leggin' and Co., brewers, striking their tongues. He would often select for • Broad-street, Golden-square, to his said two eons, definite purpose, looking for a soft porous piece, or • they paying to his wife for life £33 ...

... did yon not tell some person . shout it before to-day The witness did not reply. . . The Chairman remarked that they had “boot sateen persons examined at Kathmore on U%nrsdsy and it was strange that this witness was not continued—His (prisoner’s) sister ...

... dismal ;ftorm no mors Its revel rule is keeping; The star* are- shining on the shore; The dawn's ».vd dews are weeping; Hie golde-n day is the hill. And in its light the waves are still cherub childhood sleeping; In sweetest How they come ami go— And the ...

... —Mednra (winner of the Oaks in 1814), Selim. Medora was the dam of Oulnare (who won the Oaks 1827)-Sir Harry—Volunteer—Herod —Golden Grove, Blank—Middlctborpc, Shuttle, his dam Little Nan, Pipator. Venison was got tbe celebrated Sire, Partisan, son of Walton ...

... Ireland. tlose Acts. to a wall sum arouse etl the sant wens e . F.,.. , 3 perch , a , . I , e 4; ‘ ,1 a d say priuciple, boots carrion-eating ureatuirme the snake., the ins e ct*, w i etnre . In one case only did we find an e,xcep. • tiered in eieh - ...

... Such careful love demand* ; have colled bonds and bands Wheic the swelling heart On the rivers, lakes, and lands. On thy ring golden sands : „ thou may'sr thyself csign Now to be Valentine. See, in wizard’s glafs. See the generations pass ; See the myriad ...

... vain hope . lbc Fuow l Jg . and of naturalists th.- more straiglittor* • lb nn;on of the that some of them may attain the golden goal Irish . been engaged in the breeding ; While, preparation to the step . ot;Bm _ ., u stat ,. Year year and who thl) iaformat ...

... letters hi* possession from I Usptaln Lathsra and bte wife, as wall a* from hi* (Sir L. m. TFT mas to nail lbs attention of boot* I O'Btten's) brother describing the asset circumstances A *»TE¥fo*« „ d ofjtho ease; bnt would noitroubte the hooso by reading ...