... journals. What right has a translator, who is paid one twelfth of a penny per line for his undoings into English, to translate garbage for which his employers have no appetite? It is very amusing to those who can laugh over these proceedings, to see the exertions ...

... politely, accosts him, and condoling or - offering aisistance,leepn .1.164 in conversation' while the vagabonds in the rear pick his pocket. In like manner, in front, plausibly talks in honied accents, while his felonious confederates behind take advantage ...

... found, As cautiously he look'd around, Precisely to his hopes; and he, Began to lick his lips with glee ; Hesitated as to picking A plump, delicious barn-door chicken, Or whether he should break his fast Substantially, and make repast On a sleek lamb whom ...

... impose on us the humiliating belief that public judgment is on the retrograde, and can now only be satisfied with a dramatic garbage, which our fathers of the . last age would have rejected with loarhing and contempt. But the contrary is truth ; the people ...

... Almighty can alone recognise as his minister; and the flock as their shepherd, feeds in a narrow lane, upon heath and garbage, picking up a stray leaf here, and a chance acorn there, a drifting carrot when the floods are in, or a bunch of turnips which- ...

... Almighty can alone recognise as his minister, and the flock as their shepherd, feeds in a narrow lane, upon heath and garbage, picking up a stray leaf here, and a chance acorn there, a drifting carrot when the floods are in, or a b unc h o f turn i ps ...

... turn away from the effulgence of the Fall of Nineveh or the Doom of Ba. bylon, and squander their approbation on the garbage of art. This is what the artist probably expected, when he dedicated his pencil to such splendid and superhuman tasks. To ...

... we leave them to determine whether, the deep fountains whence it flowed, ought to be, or can be, numb longer choked np by garbage from the sty of. Ferdinand. It is more than probable, es we have already hinted, that in a.eery short period news will arrive ...

... with a giddiness in the head, and was precipitated to the deck below, a height of nearly 60 feet. The unfortunate man was c picked up by his shipmates, shockingly /riutilated. SievriiAl of his ribs and both arms were broken, his skull wasifeEfured; and ...

... present, and entered familiarly into conversation with some of the principal recusants. One of those placards, headed ‘• Nice Pickings, which have been so nurnerouSly circulated, was placed in the hands of his Lordship, who declared that the statement of ...

... present, and entered familiarly into converation with some of the principal recusants. One of those placards, headed Nice Pickings, which have been so numerously circulated, was placed in the hands of his Lordship,. who declared that the statement of ...

... and poor-rates, in a market where the proiduce of the compulsoryllabours of half-naked slaves, fed upon -w• • • the lowest garbage that can support human existence, is introduced ? To render the chances at all equal, THE DEBT, gentlemen fundholders—THE ...