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... when the sun withdraws his beams, 'Tis then the moon shines bright. Thus oft when the fair one's brow Her cold indifference speaks But should her lover's flame decay, then her love awakes. ANSWER THE BOTE. If e'er the moon returns not back The solar light—I ...
... tion of the Earl of Live rpool.— Post. Tue Ministay.—(From the Morning Herald.) —There’ if a very trite and saying, which speaks of “letting well clones and is, we think , peculiarly applicable | to Mr. present situation, In the office of Foreign Secretary ...
... those parts of the kingdom where agricul- ture and commerce have made the greatest advances it has long been given up ; to speak of it inthe mildest terms, it is only a mitigated system of domestic slavery, a relicofa feudal despotism which is quite at ...
... fragments plaits, pieces e.f wadding, old caps, lelies jackets, and carlonche-boxes, bits rags, buttons, and sh.ics, are speaking luemei.tos ottlns glorious and bloody day. Tins victory, uhlained with comparatively small loss our siele, (foe keen the ...
... of Innocence. —lmmediately after a man acquitted of hor-e stealingat the late Huntingdon Assizes had left the Court, when speaking of the prin. ipal witness he observed, What d—d lie that fellow told; never took the horse through the town at all. Anecdote ...
... personating the learned Sergeant the masquerade the evening previous, and thus cross-examined him? the paper of which you speak in your own handwriting —Yes, Because you know, if it is, it must be produced.—l have it. I knew you were too much of a lawyer ...
... —Moon's First Quarter, at \ past morning. ORIGIN of the WORD NEWS. The word explains itself without the muse, Aud the letters speak whence comes the news. From North, Eust, West, and South, tbe solution's made lisch part gives tidings our war or trade. Oxford ...
... thei, a r U por dS 'Ascription raised 'ated in Preston a..,P ,he were seucrally deno.ni. nndersUndih W' bm, strictly speaking, h »»ingheen d J onu » Claim tl«t title, their fraternity ft lthou .1 ,t « , for the purposes public Instruction, their me ...
... two boys alluded to, having been received by me under circumstances which involve a pecuniary loss and rot a benefit, not to speak of the care, solicitude, and responsibility, ever attendant on such a charge. refer the reflection* which may possibly arise ...
... can pretend to say ought to be allowed to continue as they are. Sir Thos. f.ethbridge called on his Majesty's Government to speak out this evening, and tell the country what it was they were gomg to do; —whether in future they were to have Cabinet united ...
... presumptuous not, plainly and candidly an man .let for ihe important purpose of sending a i»i * e rstj*tivfe to Parliament, to speak out my honest and xentfments. (appla se.) jof etl last had the honor of addressing you in presence Wor 'y representatives ...
... does not see the conclusions which naturally follow from bis own assertions; I do not think that it was at all necessary to speak of the efficiency of the Mount Radford plan, in a leltei written for the purpose of enquiring whether there were any schools ...