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... Sound the loud timbrel o'er Egypt's dark sea, Jehovah hath triumphed, His people are free. Who shall return to tell Egypt the story those she sent forth in the hour of her pride ? The Lord bath looked out from His pillar of glory. And all tbe brave thousands ...
... fortunately they were downstairs, and received no in- jury. At about the same time a large oak tree near Mr. Fox's hoase, a short distance off, was split in two by the electric fluid. London. — The House of Commons STatn-K sr Lightning. — The first thunderstorm ...
... sacred from the approach of ordinary mortals; and as Theodore was constantly on the march, and his affections—at least latterly—short-lived (in his earlier days he was famous throughout wondering Abyssinia for his devotion to one favourite queen,) his harem ...
... TRAIN SERVIOE for JUNE.-Increat.ed ..cillti. ndon, Hastings, St. Leonard's, Ramsgate, Mar- gate, FoV -it, Dover, &c., by the Short and New Direct Route, ?? Sevenoaks. •> programmes and time tables for June. C. W. EBORALL, General Manager, SOUTH-EAi ERN ...
... weapons nsed the? natives for bunting warfare are of a very primitive kind. The waddy or short club mentioned above is almost the only one. This they can thrown short distance with great precision, much that I have seen them repeatedly kill quail on the ...
... dereliction of duly upon the part of the Crown officials. Gross and scandalous” indeed; but does any man of sense believe the story ? Why were not the affidavits made in this country ? Why were they reserved until there was no means of testing the swearers ...
... tho poor woman's wound ordored her iemoval to the infimary. On being taken into custody Houston said he had been told bad stories about his wife, and he believed them ; and concluded by express- ing his regret that he had not cut her head off. Ths doctor ...
... had circumstance to him, and marked that be rather Gladstone as & his authority fer statement, as he no desire fn which the story had ders, and quoted the ofa circulated, from which he received £700 a-year, and of ‘Order. if they would veyor of taxes beard ...
... that country there was no alternative. How things came to this pass is altogether another matter ; it is a long miserable story, painfully illustrating the abuses and the giievances which arise out of an artificial ascendency, but not relevant to the ...
... couple 10s. chapel will bo erected for the use of tho inmates, and there will bo house for the governor. Each house is be two stories high, and will contain living room twelve feet square, bedroom of tho same sire, and a cellar divided for pantry and coals ...
... are bnsier. The trade, however, is stfir v4rv quiet, and there are a good many out of work.' and the remainder only working short tisM. There lie change in the machine trade, the makers being, with few exception, very poorly employed. The engine* thol trade ...
... The great r-. commendation of the new Cloak consists in its adaptability to long or short dresses ' ■and disuse of the tuuic, whicii had hitherto been worn with a j short skirt. .'AYS. I ACHANGE kT~ BONNETS.! Longchansps has produced an entire change in ...