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... precursor, they are loth to part with. Our nature essentially traditional.” Do you, then, Miss Mary, still believe in 'that old story of ours said I. Miss Mary I - cried Mrs. Hole. “ Mary,” said t, half-blushing, but pleased and melted with the mother’s kindness ...
... paring-in Europe, Asia, Africa, and America. There amo have been Ministries overthrown in England,. and only dynasties cut short in Italy ; and a telrrible'~bow resp UE struck, under which one uf the most important, to 51 Ale because the most centrally ...
... Shakspearian Discovery ; Holmby House ; a story of the commonwealth, by that always interesting writer, Melville; Conversations with Prince Metternich ; Memoirs of P. B. Shelley ; Two Life Stories in verse, Wheat and Tares, a tale; The Literary ...
... paper. the distance was thirty yards. Mr. Rennie, the engineer, was knocked down while , crossing Slack . friars-bridge, a short time since, by a coal waggon, and his legs were severely lacerated by the wheels pas - sing over them. He now lies in - a very ...
... tripped after him with short steps. At the six-inch conduit, which she found unbridged, she stopped, and called her husband to her assistance ; but as he did not hear her, in the terror of her heart she ventured the leap. She stepped short, stumbled into the ...
... premises are now removed ; but Sir Marmaduke Maitland's house —or, as it was 6tyled, the Duke's house—at the period of this story, was a very showy house, and very well known to the inhabitants of Edinburgh. Now, at the foot of Leith Wynd, there lived, ...
... most complete w story that has proceeded from Mr. Dickens's pen. c It is short, concise, and displays plain purpose throughout. Not a moment seems to be lost or a page wasted its therecital. Its essential feature is, that it is a story well told ; and ...
... Part XIII. Conversations with Prince Metternich. Major Noel. Memoirs of Shelley. By T. L. Peacock. Second Paper. Two Life Stories. By J. E. Jackson. Wheat and Tares. A Tale. Parti. The Literary Suburb of the Eighteenth Century. No. I. Egypt and the Suez ...
... painter, over the venerable countenance, like a ray of sunshine over a dreary landscape. The painter worked systematically. In a short time a glimpse in the glass showed me a forehead smooth, white, and young, with brows of the most delicate pencilling, surmounting ...
... OK ea Mad sib.. Id . week tar twit wefts froun i =A Atia amd rourAseeki. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a short supply beasts and more &Tearable weather, oonesquently trade cheerful at fully late sates. number of sheep fa:Tay ®ad They ...
... THE MORNING ADVERTISER, MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1860. credit appears profoundly altered to-day if, after a war as short as it was brilliant, on the ere of a Congress wherein the agreement of the great Powers will complete the preliminaries of peace signed ...
... ful disclosures made by that story concerning the fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of man. All is pesce snd freedom. There, no impudent priestly dictators dare come between the soul and its God. Everything connected with religion is felt to be redolent ...