A CHANGE IS AS GOOD AS A REST
... turns to My Novel, not thinking of sleep— A change is aB good as a rest. Tbat merchant gets up with the lark, Hia duties are aught but a jeai ; These over, he rides with bin *on in ?? r * ...
... turns to My Novel, not thinking of sleep— A change is aB good as a rest. Tbat merchant gets up with the lark, Hia duties are aught but a jeai ; These over, he rides with bin *on in ?? r * ...
... WANTED, by a respectable Young Person, a SITUATION to WAIT io a REFRESHMENT ROOM, or .t an Hotel as BAR MAID. Levers to be addressed lo A. B. Post Office, Salisbury. rr.o TEA DEALERS AND GROCERS.— JL WANTED, by a respectable Young Man, aged ...
... Roatt, Boil, Bake, and Steam in a tuperior manner, with a smaller contumption of fuel than any other yet Introduced, having at the tame time a good tuppiy of bot water, and a convenient hot closot, the whole occupy- ing ...
... without guns, and a few Chinese scampering away fast as they could. Over 100 marines and blue jackets were then sent from tbe Tribune to keep pneeeeeitm of it. ship, of course, lies off fort about a quarter of mile. So hare we are ashore in a Chinese fort ...
... the mean- f time there has been a good deal of fighting outside i the walls, and the mutineers appear to have t attempted several sallies, and on every occasion to c have been repulsed with loss. General Van Court- s land, a distinguished German officer ...
... threatened. 1 think this latter had a good effect. In the night were awok , and a hHckii€*y was in waiting, with an uncouth escort of some dozen men from the village. In this reached Hurchundpore. An old man received with a How d’ye do ;go inside, sit down ...
... character, —A Situation good PLAIN COOK in a small Gentleman's Family, or DAIRY and KITCHENMAID in a Nobleman’s or Gentleman's Family. Address A. B. Upton House, Alresford, Hants. 11/' ANTED, a respectable ...
... general practitioner, its adrice is sound and reliable.”—Times. ** The young especially may earn many a good lesson from its pages.”—BoWon Mrrrmrp. Written by a man who practices what preaches.”—Erewme Sun. “To the married and unmarried we particularly recommend ...
... who take a line for themselves. Look at Gilbert, at Wheeler, at Huish, and a score of others. In the regiment of Artillery I myself know least of a dozen first-rate officers. The Bengal army has no want of good officers, but it has want of a ...
... operation. He has a formulae of bis own for tba extraction of cube roots, for instance, sod abort cuts for trigonometry. A power consisting of 30 figures takes bim four or five minutes to extract its cube root mentally—an astounding feat; for good arithmetician ...
... first layer of aaod has been dug up the trunk of a tree, (our feet )oog inches in diameter, seemingly from the end* off the timber, to have been cut witli a rude saw «t» The body of the log slid fresh and good, of the pine or Scotch fir species. There cau ...
... liquor obtained was purchased freely Europeans, and cantonments decamped. Without a day’s delay Hulksr drunkenness ruled the day. Cholera, diaease, and death sent down a special messenger to the Bombay government, followed, aud our security was gone. informing ...