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... Feb. 6, 1844. Mn. Tstosirsox,—Dear Sir,—News I news 1 glotious news 1 Hurra for me! • ' • ' Let the kettle to the trumpet speak; The trumpet to the cannoneer without, • The cannon to the heavens, the heavens to earth ; For Mary's got a baby 11 I CURIOUS ...
... to present the public With novelty, has added a full-length model of General Tom Thumb to her collection, of which report speaks highly, addition 16 a magnificent group of eighteen figures, representing the Queen and Prince Albert, honouring IVellington ...
... Ayes, 79; noes, SG, Half-past 1 o'clock—The house now engaged on private bills. Quarter to 2 o'clock—Mr. Albeit is now speaking in the Senate. Mr. S. will not be in Baltime,e to night. So that Baltimote papers are thus enabled to give their reade ...
... fe/icity!„' Ees sir, said Robin, scratching his head and endeavouring to too , ' who, ees, I thinks as how I des.' Wed, Robin speak up. why , sir, I doesn't disavtly, but I thinks it's some'at inside of a pig. ...
... their strength labour and sorrow. Now, it must be reuieuiliered, that this psalm is ascribed to M sea, and that he is not speaking of the lives of men in general, but of what was occurring among the Israelites in the wilderness. His own life, es well as ...
... is their strength labour and sorrow. Now, it must be remembered, that this psahn is ascribed to Moses, and that he is not speaking of the lives of men id general, but of, what occurring. among the Israelites in the wilderness. His Awn life, as ivell,,as ...
... charactt.r, who is competent to till any of the ' above situations, and is .tbout to leave his place as butler family in town: speaks Writes French well. Direct D Morley's library, 27, O. MI A luford terrace, Regent's-park. ...
... St. Martin's-lane, been painted by Mr. Shayer, jun., of whose abilities as an animal artist we have before had occasion to speak in terms of high commendation, and engraved by Mr. C. Hunt, who deservedly stands in the very front rank of his profession ...
... their strength labour and sorrow. Now, it must be remembered, that this psalm is ascribed to M. set, and that he is not speaking of the lives of men in general, but of what was occurring among the Israelites in the wilderness. His own life, as well as ...
... course, thus— To the Mare and boddy corpulent.' , NEW MODE OF TOOTH DRAWING.—An intelligent writein the Salem Gazette, speaking of the miraculous science of animal magnetism, says, A case has occurred in our own city where teeth were extracted during ...
... .674 DUFFIELD, sit bb. ff. Is. it. g.. 73 DERBY, 0, Uttoxeter and the Potteries, meet e. wait for hb. cc. M A CNISII.-Speaking of Macnish, the modern Pythagorean, and the flattering manner in which lie had spoken of Dr. Maginn, the doctor said, I ...
... weekly newspapers. We are constantly apologising for egotism, but it must be borne in mind that a Bell is always noisy, and speaking about itself, and we cannot escape from the influence which pervades nature in general in this respect. - - THE most striking ...