... he stands on the edge of the precipice just before his last fatal act : To-morrow's will rise on many a frame That's warm to-night, but will be cold to-morrow, Serene and marble-like, with fallen lips, And the blank eye fixed in death's cold-blind stare ...

... back kitchen, they found several dies and the bed of a press. On the block of the press were four collars for graining the edges of the half-crowns; one of the.officers (Limbrick) took possession of the different dies. In the same kitchen there was a ...

... deceased persons met their death accidentally; but we are of opinion that the captain of the Sylph was highly to blame for the speed at which he had previously been going ; we believe the Orwell to have been the moving power to the death of the, deceased persons ...

... and, according to the letter received by the underwriters at Lloyd's from their agent at Belfast, was burnt to the water's edge. Another account, however, states that although the steamer is a complete wreck, she being burnt from the quarter aleck aft ...

... other Needle, and is constructed on such an unerring principle as to remove effectually every minute angle, burr, and rough edge, and to clear smoothly away any other cutting particles that may have been left in the eye of the needle—which neither drilling ...

... herdstringent orders for their preservation having alone prevented the extinction of the race. DEATH OF MRS. BLOMFIELD, MOTHER OF THE BISHOP OF LONDON.—The death of the above amiable lady took place last evening (Tuesday) at her residence in Bury, under ...

... voices and good judgment: they were highly and deservedly applauded. The house was well attended; and there is every chance of Mitchell, who is the manager, meeting with extensive patronage. Her Majesty's Box is fitted up in splendid style; and next week, it ...

... of the BRITISH POETS—CHAUCER to WITHERS. Bvo. 30s. cloth; 31s. 6d. gilt edges. VI. ATKIN'S SELECT WORKS of the BRITISH POETS, from JONSON to BEATTIE. Bvo. 18s. cloth; 208. gilt edges. Just published, price 3s C - - AN Strictures of the Urethra, however ...

... Ministers do in fact keep their places as a hoop kept ?VA _ _ . edge—by sharp driving. - What a capital subject for H. B! But who holds the hoopsticl ?° N'importe, the thing will soon be off its edge! ~ PATRONAGE—AT ANY COST.—The Beggarman is lic : o ° yet ...

... spare with patient heart; and if all that we have been told in Parliament and out of Parliament by Commodore NAPIER, Col. MITCHELL, and others, of the value of the firelocks demolished be true, as we believe it is, the Country has gained by the loss. The ...