... some untimely urn, While pity-meltirg netes drop’d from thy tongue, For hopeless love, friends,asunder torn. What it does my inward thoughts inflame, string the lyre, or raise the dulcet lay Whence is this thirst, this quenchless thirst for famr, These strains ...

... proach, at time when his judicial conduct has been I 'continues run extremely high, and the animosity made the subject of complaint in Parliament. It is I against this Country has been prevented from stibequally important rescue the great and distin- | ...

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... Kuad* the P«tt Oftice and the Propir»„r» Nrsr«- »• !«• hour {Mitring them iteo P»i«t Office, i,iiil icrtaio)) hat hern a.i- inward* them w*,r different from what {»ra ...

... When a bonvivant, whose habits life it should observed are in this country far the most frequent exciting cause of liver complaints, begins to be conscious any of these symptoms, and cannot lie with ease on the I ft side, no time ought to lost in reforming ...

... desr'iption. of pars..,., all agreeing that »n>ce of th.. country wa. d in complain', and hoped all willing .ay, that these complaint, were wrthout hnm tion, unnl they were Great difference of eaiste.l to the causes of the distre.s. app.ot.-d of the measures ...

... yesterday morning, at Brighton, at six o'clock. Mr. Perry hud long been in a defining state of health, from the attacks of an inward complaint, which defied the power of medicine. His political sentiments were well known; and not less known were the amiable qualities ...

... die Bank Restriction Act, j anuar y, )821. bdt they felt the relief which would be given to all die mo- .. Money applied Inwards the reduction of die ney operations of the country, increasing if. floating funded or Unfunded Debt, within the same period; ...

... Committee further to suggest hy tray of precaution ; but by the drnce of Mr. WeMcad (Collector for the coast bus.ness. 1 inwards and outwards) and Mr. Thomas Morns (one the Surveyors-General of the Customs it appears that there possibility ot introducing ...

... down the steps, who fell one upon the other, thus, unfortunately, choaking up the half-shut door at the bottom (which opened inwards), and added to the distress. ‘Lhe shrieks of the children were soon heard by the persons employed in the distribution of the ...

... glide; The downcast eye where love and virtue shine, The smile of innocence, the mien benign ; These are the outward signs of inward grace, Whose charms nor grief nor sickness can efface. Which, once like seal of talisman imprest, No earthly change can loosen ...

... these three years She was bed-ridden, and wholly powerless for fourteen months. Shg had a complication of disorders, including inward affections that caused intense suffering. She was visited by two medical persons residing in the town of Carlow, and she received ...