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... SPEAKING FXGUKE, From the French Exposition, London, just added to the SPLENDID COLLECTION OF WAX WORK FIGURES, COSMORAMIC VIEWS. Ac., Sow exhibiting to delighted Thousands, and for a short time only, At the EXHIBITION ROOMS, OLD POSTOFFICE-PLACE. CH ...
... NOW PUBLISHED, THE OLD MAN ; RAVINGS AND RAMBLINGS ROUND CONISTONE. “T may speak of Thee as the Traveller doth of Venice: “ Vinegia, Vinegia, “ Chi non te Vede, ei non te Pregia.” —Love's Labour's Lost. LLUSTRATED with EIGHT BEAUTIFUL EN- GRAVINGS, several ...
... NOW PUBLISHED, THE OLD MAN; RAVINGS AND RAMBLINGS ROUND CONISTONE. I may speak of Thee as the Traveller doth of Venice: . Vinegia, Vinegia, « ...
... LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Jcb - Little or no change hu taken place in our cotton market this week; generally speaking teller* neve shown no want confi denee, though an occasional email ion has been obtained On the whole the change is such ia usually e ...
... A rich old farmer at Crowle, near Bawtry, speaking to a neighbour about the laming of his nephew, saio, Why a shud a made Tom a lawyer, I think, but a took sich a good hand to holding the plough, that oi thought t'were a pity to spoil a good plough-boy ...
... shortening breath. Then speak to me, mother, and quell thy woe; Tell me, oh, where will my spirit go ? Tell me of life ere my course be o'er, For my soul floats on to the spirit shore ! Speak to me, mother, but not of earth, It has passed for me, with its ...
... Cartmel. There ample accommodatiou for a large Fa-1 roily, together with SMALL FARM, if desired The I House is, comparatively speaking, New, —only been built about 17 years,—and the very best state ol Repair. For further particulars apply to Mr Hall, Craig- ...
... miSrfb™ fp^onTam , a reSo,uti *» named Beacon- P e R y,lolds ' and the latter in the bod of the hall ° U the p,atforra to speak. Reynold!, who* conspicuous part in some to ° k vious to the of Apr, was tlu * P- Predozen people at the end of the ha 1, ...
... IIUL. That petition most truly speaks the 'opinion and sentiments of the factory workers of this district.' and, I at once admit, does a great credit to the Committee. If we take the poet's standard that ' actions speak the mind,' this petition U most ...
... plain facts. The building is capable holding, stage included, about five thousand persons, and it was crowded in every put. Wo speak within .imits when we soy that thousands were for admittance who could not be wommodated. Of this great multitude, ...
... s of his family, the ministers, and the diplomatic corps, his escape. Many persons have been arrested in the streets tor speaking most disrespectfully the King, in conversations or half harangues to byeslanders on the late occurrence Soma, individuals ...
... powder of their father uted the the In- npanied him to tk of ten Chippe, who were w nd woe to the Sioux of the soul You speak Engl with sortie surprlse, _ I ought, replied the chief with native tongue, I am a Scotebtran.' the comm - aminni, --- lookingat ...