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... where Asia Minor, Greece, and the Archipelego ; as. Acco rane, the remarkable Monuments of Aatiquity discovered a t the in Persia; with Remarks on the Anuquities, ifths tory, Manners, &c. Natural n the 2. The of WESLEY. and the | stake, GRESS cf METHODISM ...
... establishcanals, and the sea, means of steam boats, '.urope to Asia, and the civilised parts of in process of time, Greece, Persia, Chaldea, might agniii become the entrepot. of commerce has at various times caused ilterations. Soloman said, there is nothing ...
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... example it would be for the benefit ol all his fellow'students imitate, tho' few might aspire to rival him. *■ With a view to bab : taate him io oommunieatiog tbet knowledge to otbere whiob be eagerly acquired himself, Master Laing went, in hie fifteenth ...
... have met with the sympM, ,of tbe equally infallible heads of th0 Mahometan Chur the l~aapsror of the Turks and the Kilng of Persia like si .sued prohibitions against, itg use. At Constantinaople, winde is Consantnope, indeed, so'5treniouu5 were the efforts ...
... tot Professor Dumeril. We may rest assured such men will do ample tons. The greatest weight obtained is by Mr. Simpson, of Bab- servants | - 4 } ustice te th Lyect. Al! are to be destroyed. Trade | Of our correspondents, ten decidedly prefer danger. The ...
... your pointers shew their teetb, While every rail’s a wag. Who cares for Pal, or Stanley, now. For Dan and ail bis gulls ? For Bab M icaulv’s muddy brow. Or Althorp’s English bulls Who heeds if Joseph Hume Have reckon'd right or no ? We’ve hardly time snort ...
... see, your pointers shew their While every tail'’s a wag. Who cares for Pal, or Stanley, now, For Dan and all his gulls ? For Bab Macauly’s muddy brow, Or Althorp’s English bulis ? Who heeds if Juseph Tottle Hume Have reckon’d right or no? We've hardly time ...
... ocean, Where'er truth contends withjies. LORD PALMERSTON. Hark! the Russian loudly bawling, Turkey with him hand in hand ; Persia slowly after crawling ; Tartar hordes, a fearful band. Now it thickens—lost our place, Which way will Mehernet Desperation ...
... iwitl n two iof .ings tiacd to bar ot he , ~l un i his was engaged, and e,e of the nascullne gen.i, r. Bu.su .-.Vag that the Bab- bt, b (Berbcri-valgari ). P.ofessor Hon.vsnn.of Cope,. con d on”f move them’ vTrof t mful - o,b ‘ Uld r - n^ eA t 0 tI,C publ ...