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... FORGIVE AND FORGET. Gently speak, accents tender, Of those friends ye loved of yore, Though perchance they may not render All the joys they gave before; There are few whose lives are blameless, Who have nothing to regret, Then let others' faults be nameless ...
... BLETHVAUGH, RADNORSHIRE. DESIRABLE PROPERTY bt SsolU bg auction, By J. SPEAKES, At the Chandos Arms Inn, Knighton, the County of Radnor, on Thursday the 24th day of January, 1839, between the hours of 4 and o'clock in the afternoon, subject to Conditions ...
... and free, A language speak, and speak of Thee Of Thee, the Saviour Being blest! The Truth, the Life, the Hope and Rest! Thee whom the Night desires to know, For whom the Day's bright beauties glow : Of Thee each gentle murmur speaks, And Earth into soft ...
... BLETHVAUGH, RADNORSHIRE. DESIRABLE PROPERTY bt tig auction, By J. SPEAKES, At the Ciiandos Arms Inn, Knighton, the County Radnor, on Thursday (To-morrow) January 1839 between the hours of 4 and 5 o'clock the afternoon subject to Conditions to be then ...
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... Throngh his (the speak) conn ney the hospital, he knew pretty well of labour had Archer Croft in the ment of the fund. the matter, he had very much at ed had, unfortu- nately, fallen a hittlé, but these things were apt to kee tod they at first me ew years ...
... Cures op Consumption in Newcastle by Dr. Locock's Pulmonic Wafers.— Gentlemen,—l can myself speak of your Wafers with the greatest confidence, having recommended them many ca«es of pulmonary consumption, and they have always affordes relief when everything ...
... CHIDE ME NOT, SWEET MOTHER. Oh ! chide me not, sweet Father, That tears come as I speak, Ere I'd offend thee rather This beating heart would break And thou, gentle Mother, Thy mandate I'll obey; My anguish 1 will smother, Upon my Bridal Day! I hate the ...
... LINES BY LORD BYROX. And wilt thou weep when am low Sweet Lady speak those words again ! Yet, if they grieve thee, say not so ; . I would not give thy bosom pain. heart is sad—my hopes are gone— My blood runs coldly through my breast; And when perish ...
... me, you shan't strike me—and continued to speak in a loud and apparently excited tone so that the servants could hear her. Says that during- such last-mentioned interview, and also when his said father so left the room, and although he appeared greatly ...
... A LADY desirous of an ENGAGEMENT RESIDENT GOVERNESS. She TEACHES FRENCH (which she speaks fluently) ITALIAN, MUSIC, and the usual branches of an ENGLISH EDUCATION. Address, S. V., Post-office, Hereford. A LADY, experienced in Tuition, is desirous obtaining ...
... LOW-BRED FELLOW. tiie Editor of the Hereford Journal. Sir, see the Times of to-day, that the Prince de Ligne speaks of Sir Robert Peel as being a low-bivd fellow. Does the Prince allude Sir Robert's birth does apply the term the same sense in which ...