... that avell-kenowvn e- tavern, the Fountain, became a hturning mass. At abot it it to o'clocki the roof of thc ctheatre fell inwards, anti in f ze some degree smothered the Ilatries, no as to prevent their' it te xtending to the Courier newvspaper office ...

... which pervade the whole will make it a delightful companion to those of either sex, who desire to receive the benefit of inward adorning, and are intent upon laying a foun-l dation on which to erect a superstructure of future 1 excellence. The work is ...

... pervade the w whole will make it a delightful companion to those tb of either sex, who desire to receive the benefit of qa inward adorning, and are intent upon laying a foun- In dation on which to erect a superstructure of future UO excellence. The work ...

... which pervade the whole will make it a delightful companion to those of either sex, who desire to receive the benefit of inward adorning, and are intent upon laying a foun- dation on which to erect a superstructure of future excellence. The work is divided ...

... representing the sufferings of their bodies and the anguish of their minds, this C~saeeere turned their complaints into ejest, and particularly the complaint of a most worthy :and aged man of Manchester, who had been totally ruined in his business, and who ...

... representing the sufferings of their bodies and the anguish of their minds, this CANSIXO turned their complaints into jest, and particularly the complaint of a most worthy and aged mau ef Manchester, who had beel totally ruined in his business, and who ...

... sufferings of their bodies and the anguish of their minds, this Cstexour tuined their ceniplaints into jest and particularly the complaint of a most worthy add caed ma n of Manchester, who ha d been totally ruinej in his business, and vso complained oi a di- order ...

... epresenthn the sufferings of their bodies and the anguish of their I miNds, this CRUPTU ED turned ?? complaints into jest, and particularly the complaint sd a aost worthy and aged man of M\an~lseeter, who had been totally ...

... emnporiums-the wanderers, meeting thlre from the remotest corners of the earth, with accosuts and productions of other zones; the inward booed ships, bleached and stained with the sans and aves of lndian seas; the vessels leaving harbfur for cosl trie, the very ...

... emporiums-the Wanderers, meeting there from the remlotest corners of the earth, with accounts and productions of other zones ; the inward bound ships, bleached and stained with the suns and waves of Indian seas; the vessels leaving harbour for countries, the very ...

... the wanderers, meeting there from the remotest corners of the earth, with eeoullits andl pro(datiotis ?? other zonesi the inward bound ships, bleached and stained with the suns and vaves of indian seas ; the vessels leaving harbour for coulliOC, tlhe ...

... sad, yet proud and firm, more than Otus an, individual inspiration; it Spoke the secret of the the world around her; the complaint of the age groping I Onward amidst ruins; the aspiration, vigorous, though are ill defined, of the comning generations. In ...