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... weeping upon his bed, knows riot the heavenly powers, Goethe passed beyond the sorrowful and \ weeping singe, and learned to rise superior to condi' tions, or at least as muoh as is possidble in this world. | Other poets have done the same, and become “lords ...
... too mild and humid for the residence of young tars. Tat VoLuxtEER REVIEW,at Easter, has received the sanction of the Secretary of War. It is to be held near Dunstable, on Easter Monday, April the 20d. His Royal Highness the Field-Marshal Commanding in Chief ...
... mild and humid for 4he residence of young tars. Tae VorLuxTEER REVIEW, at Easter, has received -the ‘sanction of the Secretary of War. It is to be held near Dunstable, on Easter Monday, April the 2nd, His Royal ‘Highness the Field-Marshal Commanding in ...
... ‘‘The Ocean Waif,” Mr. Nelson assumed the 7o ¢of Joe the Outcast. Searcely had he appeared on the stage when he gave way to rising emo'ions, and falling back on a chair, sobbed aloud. In afew faltering and incoherent words he told the audience that he was ...
... *‘The Ocean Waif,” Mr. Nelson assumed the ro ¢of Jos the Ouicast, Secarcely had he appeared on the stage when he gave way to rising emeo'ions, and falling back on a chair, sobbed aloud. In afew faltering and incoherent words he told the audience that he ...
... feel the effect of the war in a considerable rise in the price of bread. Wheat rose from 6s. to Bs. per quarter on Monday, in London, and this makes a rise of close upon a sovereign per quarter since Easter. This means a penny at least upon the 41b. loaf ...
... feel the effect of the war in a considerable rise in the price of bread. Wheat rose from 6s. to Bs. per quarter on Monday, in London, and ,this makes a rise of close upon a sovereign per quarter since Easter. This means a penny at least upon the 4lb. loaf ...
... change of weather, but throws forth no more water. The water poured into a %l:ss rises up in rows like sf:infs of beads, and befits the gflas sides with bubbles. It.rises up south-east, in a very hilly country, dyes its bhasin redish, turns oak ‘leaves ...
... this valley, and of the curious characteristics of its inhabitants. Wensleydale is' the place where the Yore or Eure takes its rise, and is nursed for the first 20 miles of its career. This river is various% named by different authors who have written on ...
... Parliament—of which there is no parallel except in the worst periods of English history. (Agpluuse.) Parliament separated for the Easter holidays, I think, on a Tuesday. We were told that nothing of importance | was likely to happen during the recess. On the ...
... Captain Hill had admitted his offence.—Colonel Scurfield, as one of the sitting magistrates on the case of Capt. Hill, did not rise to justify himself. He had acted on his own convictions, and any previous }udgment he had given had never been disputed. It ...
... they miust mark with English history. (Agpluuse.) Parliament sepa- indignant condemnation that ungust and unrated for the Easter holidays, T think, on a Tues- christian theory which would teach men to’cast day. We were told that nothing of importance ...