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... MESMERISM and ELECTRO-BIOLOGY. ]\/TISS POOLE at the Theatre-Royal TO-NIGHT, and every EVENING during the WEEK. From T. SPEAK, Esq., M.D., and L.R.C.S. certify that I have this evening witnessed Miss Poole's Mesmeric Entertainment, and that I consider ...
... VariftifS. A Narrow Escape.—The gentleman whose lips pressed lady’s “snowy brow,” did not catch cold. Tall-Talr.— New York editor speaks snowstorm last winter which “roared so loud that you couldn’t hear dog bark.” Election* Bulletin.—Mr Disraeli recovering from ...
... village blacksmith for explanation. This philosophic son of Vulcan thus satisfied their inquiries : When man speaks, and knows not what he is speaking about, and when they that hear are nothing the wiser—that's Metaphysics. Allowing this definition to be correct ...
... LONDON POTATO MARKET. October 9. These markets are well supplied with potatoes. Generally speaking the trade rules quiet, at our quotations. The im|>ort into London last week was about 206 tons, chiefly from French ports. ...
... ; and only 22 per cent, of English reports speak of the crop as inferior. Oats are reported in 31 instances as inferior, in 93 instances as fair, and in I instances as excellent. Of 115 reports beans, 75 speak of the crop as good 27, as very good, aid ...
... this occasion no en 4agements hioding upon Prussia. Tue masters of a million and a half of bayonets have a right to speak, and w:ll speak with some effect. They have not, however, the power to command ; and it would be a grievous injury to the cause of ...
... excellent agricultural parish. Few crimes even of the smallest moment occur to blacken the pages of its history ; but, generally speaking, its peaceful -happy population have sufficient business to attend to of their own without disturbing the general peace. ...
... rapacious Sardinian scoundrels. When I speak thus I must not be understood to refer to the brave, generous people of France. On the contrary, I love them, and I ask you, do they deserve to be loved?—(' Yes, yes.') I am speaking of their Rap, but not of themselves ...
... her baggage. I spoke to her, but she did not reply; soon after her head and upper members became convulsed, and she began to speak in a jerking way. I pinched and pricked her unawares, with a large needle, she leant against the table, but she gave no sign ...
... existence ; and remain separate till God in His providence removes or reduces theni His own accord. Dr Cairns, Berwick, when speaking on the subject Cupar the 17th, used very strong language. He expressed his deliberate, solemn ceuvictiou, that if, after ...
... at Liverpool, Glasgow, and elsewhere are much more American than the Americans themselves; thus, while one American writer speaks with misgivings to the enormous foreign debt rolling up agaiust the country, others venture to point out the future drains ...
... Domestic Magazine for this month is as usual adorned with charming pictures of the fashions and fancy-work ; and, generally speaking, the literary matter of the magazine manifests good taste, refinement, and intelligence. Mr Beeton’s books for juveniles ...