... coloured outlines, Its half bound; or full coloured. Scott's Lessons, greatly improved the Artbor.— Lessons iu Reading and Speaking; an Improvement of Scott's Lessons Elocution, William Scott, the original Compiler ; stereotype edition, line paper, l2mo ...

... sorrowing, yet a soul-ennobling zeal, A loyalty thai all the best And loftiest principles of England's breaut; Still may thy name speak concord from the tomb, Stiil in the Muse's breath thy memory bloom They shall describe thy life, thy form pourtray But all ...

... managing owner of the vessel), perfectly gratuitous, and allowed in consideration the-mall value of the packages.*lt only remains speak of the signatures a paper which the Journal dignities with the name certificate. The writer having in Journal of the SWd August ...

... various degrees of progress, so that the entire excavation necessary between Loch-Oich and Loch-Lochic, nearly one half, or to speak moro exactly, Four parts in Nino may be deemed finished. the deepest part of the cutting, eleven horses are now employed the ...

... people cling their former In Ji that il most likely his Koyal ilighliess will retire. For our own part we are unable present to speak positively on the subject, but we are inclined to think there is no probability of his Koyal Highness Grafton street, Dec ...

... to accoui)ts > bills, See. ?*iic '.VuS admitted, kindly and lieaitilv received, and reproached i ...

... pleasure telling you so. [Here three-fourths of the letter are wanting.] Your company was necessary to me; you alone rea ...

... wiih a pale and thin, but acute visage, advanced a little way be| fore the rr st. M r 1, said he, in a loud voice, and speaking good English, though in a Highland accent, — arc for peace or war ? —il for war, look yourself; if for peace and treaty ...

... the difficulties under which we have laboured, from publicly advertising for Contractors, which nevertheless is, generally speaking, indispensable , the pin pose of in uriug fair competition, and t.i.3 equally with view to the interest of tne public and ...

... St. Helena, and also mentions the great difficulty lie experienced in writing the present letter.—The case of this man, if speaks any tiling like truth, seems marked with peculiar harshness. trust it will be satisfactorily explained, when (as is most likely ...

... to constitute him ward. These are but a few of the practices which the delusion was carried on. LITERATURE. MANDEVILLE. In speaking of a new Novel from the pen of Mr Godwin, it is natural to ask one’s self-r-llas the author maintained that ground he formerly ...

... very fasting a kind of luxury and abomination; and then the awfu’ masses ami matins of the puir deceived souls—but I shoudtia speak about them, for our honour will a it Oman, I’se warrant, like the lave. Not I, friend ; I was bred English presbyterian, ora ...