... charitable Juliana Maf k a lamented with her Con6dauts the lediferetion of this young Princefs, who debated her Rank, and tarnished her Reputation. All the Fafhions, and ail the Cufloms which this young Qheen had introduces at Copenhagen, were by the Criticifm ...

... triumph, o’er thy numerous foes. And fair Albion’s throne enjoy repose ! . Oh! may thy persecutors, who have, Thy name-to tarnish, meet their just reward ! May they froth powT, and confidence 1 ■ sport and Scofn of the surrounding world! . The bitter cup ...

... rights of man are so well known and respected by every friend of the species. Lamentable indeed is the fact, and one which tarnishes with disgrace and shame the glory of the present age. Those who, no longer able to endure the intoler-: able yoke of. tyranny ...

... Hooton, Richards, and \Vifks) Tuesday tne 25th day of April inst. at four ...

... Ah ponder on thy then remember light from round the sable of rise are every brake upon hnven lake life! ere of liquid light angels cleave air To mark the himself thy then remember in their think oft voice with in In hours divine remember With flame unfurl’d ...

... riemisliip petitions country he stilled it was jcrfoiitly reform whatever could lie obtained worth rush If Ministers were angels light hey have the to effect reform worth having were cordially supported the voice (termination to see that were thus of ...

... ance ! im tact throwghout the world ; for noe hing ot it. it was, then, near first established by ce the W ere din t and tarnished at reseut, he trusted that nore p ceulirly at lant and glorious forch more refore give - Tie he bof , Dict ait he full) aud ...

... of But It glorious far like crimson snn by all verdant and from She like stormy blast— the water’s Her blush drear : rival’ angel’s lute Her Or with mind vision FINANCE of Messager Sunday of of Bastile) been looked to with considerable apprehension com ...

... followed this, in which the heavenly host of angels were supposed to sing— essed be he that cometh in the name of the Lord ! Hosanna in the bighest, and certainly no earthly sounds were ever before heard of more angelic sweetness. This effort was greatly heighten- ...

... afforded to remove it. larly obliged » I would sey, the question before us is :— Shall the foal plague of slavery continue to tarnish our national escutcheor, after the cost! a have made to blot it out for ever? The coronation of your weeke from the sovereign ...

... from every limb— The bolt from every prison door! For these, o'er all the world hath passed ever deepening trumpet blast, if angel's breath had lent Its vigour the instrument. And Wales, from Snowden's mountain wall, Shall startle at that thrilling call ...

... believed that the firmament was spherics end bounded by, or enclosed in fire ; beyond this was th lligher heaven, peopled by angelic beings, who were sup posed be able take etheriai bodies, assimilate them ■elves to men, eat, drink, and perform the other ...