... the beft and cheapeft of its Kind. A Practical Grammar ofthe ENGLISH TONGUE: Or, A Rational and eafy Intro d v c t ie n to Speaking and Writing English CorrcSly and Properly , peculiarly adapted to the Nature and Genius of the Language, and free from the ...

... health, are the main drainage * the extensive demolition of houses for the format ' the numerous metropolitan railways. Tbe of speaks for itself ; as to the latter, a word two ,-' necessary to explain an apparent paradox. Tbe mere * molition of houses would ...

... desirable. Rigel re- solves to leave, and goes to bid Oriana and her father f arewelL She is more restless than ever, snd speaks mysteriously of impulses she haa been unable to con- •J « of 7&E* pwnaptiegp shs is forced to obey. She ** SUP fc^Pobe* hints ...

... the prisoners remained perfectly silent but two, John Lonergan, who said—“ A long day. ray lord''—and Henry Cody, who in speaking of his brother and himself, replied that they vere not guilty. The Chief Ji stick then put on the black cap, and. after an ...

... that these foots proved tbs neoeerity for foillicense being mated.—Superintendent Matthews, rwl Tie Beach, said eeuld not speak so farourabK ef way this bowse was conduced the last, and applicant knew his ream*-Tbe Bench after short deliberation, unanimously ...

... The capabilities of THIS Va-ST PROPERTY will shown by refere- to the present stock and crops; the little army of hayricks speak toleiahly positive terms of the quality of the pasture; five and six quarters of oats and barley are every where to be seen ...

... Physicians of London, by Dr. Cr. t. Collier, published by Longman and Co •— li is n 0 small defect in tbis compilation (speaking of the Pharmacopoeia, that we have no purgative mis butwhJ contains aloes; yet we know that ho.mor r b^u!_l perlons cannot ...

... The laws of Sympathy are dark. 'Tis said that Human Will hath fire Which flashes farther than the spark Can fly upon the speaking wire. Without a charm, or magic ver3e, The rays of Hate may dart so far, That some one's bitter, deadly curse A Tyrant may ...

... only cause auy necessity for passing such a bill that now before the bouse. (The noble earl here read several letters, all speaking to the fact that the officers of the constabulary force in Ireland had, in several instances, received positive directions ...

... and in doing ao made passing allunion to the cost of the School Board, who, trusted, would be as oeonomieal as possible. Speaking of tbo Harbour Board, Mr Button mentioned the interest which the Mayor took in its work. providing the new Pier the Harbour ...

... polished society, and in channing his own solitary hours, but it will not aid him in advancing the public utility. Because, to speak advisedly, a classical scholar a less useful member of society than a skilful, active agriculturist, an accomplished chemist ...

... when all otber foods axe re« jected. It is invaluable. BENGER'S FOOD, ' Far INFANTS.— Extract from Private Letter Humanly speaking, 'Benger's Fond* entirely saved baby's life. He could digest nothing until wo began the 'Benger.' He is now ro^y.and fattening ...