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... Chancellor of the Exchequer different fignres for his budget of 1860 but I fear it Once in office all suffer from same disorder-shortness of vision and it and genins to carve bis through to the distant prospect There been mnch said the Duke of Somerset and bis ...
... preach their sermon - before I began mine. How simply, how unaffectedly, with what natural pathos they seemed to tell their story! It seemed as if they said, Ah, you human beings ' something besides us 111 fading; here we are, the things like which you ...
... Grand, Local Com c Christmas Pantumime, DAVY JONES'S LOCKER; Or, HARLEQUIX AND THE LiveLy Lass oF LIVERPOOL. The Ovening Story of the Pantomime written expressly for this by Mr. Wm. The Overture and Music of the , and the Music of the Comic Scenes, selected ...
... in its ap ce. Instead of the diurnal dry -the sea-shore, the green shades of the forest, the busy the water begins to run short, and the known fountains a number of persons II quote Archhishop Whately) of the chawn into which thaw glorieue water, iabi; ...
... why believe the Government more than the public. Theydo these things terrorem. They cccur constantly. Some are let out in a short time; some remain in confinement for yearssome are exiled to distant province, where, if they are not persons of property, ...
... should preach their ser- mon before I began mine. How simply, how unaffectedly, with what natural they seemed to tell their story It ed as if th said,“ Ah, you human beings, something Desides us is frdi ng; here we are, the things like which you fade.”— ...
... Started three or four rabbits. He was greatly surprised, but the Yankee took the affair as a matter of course. To make a long story short, the wonderful horse changed hands on the spot, 300 dollars being the consideration. His new owner mounted him, and with ...
... and 2 drachms powder each charge. The gun is live-shooter.— N-ew York Tri'mm. Negro Logic—Frederick Douglass tells following story:—When he was a slave Maryland, observed that an old negro, named Sandy, had appearance of alvfays well fed, and looked very ...
... Istandin nsotbliffg-'of its causes and knowing ouly'tpiat it is I 'aragns.-lt 'te hristian.~ This man haid apr54ly been Ion short ooexpnons, judging from the veracity with which 0bhe, devoun'edan.,enormouiq 'qubictity of bread.'~ He was t kindly treated ...
... candle, as it was dark, but he would not look at turned him ow hen became exceedin gly indignant and angry and plainant’s story, it of the yard. Tha t was, according to the com- there had nm any ‘truth i ber, Now, he ( r Hough) said that if would , i ...