... one in one hundred ever half read, toe preferred to announce our purpose simply and briefly, leaving our adopted title to speak for itself, and reserving this space in our opening number for a few introductory remarks as to the circumstances which led ...

... containing 10 000 inhabitants, and the right to hold an urn, from whmh a river was to empty itself into the sea. Herodotus speaks of the labyrinth as one of the most surprising efforts of human ingenuity and perseverance; and is said to be superior in ...

... University, and the removal of present impediments to public traffic be attained; not to speak the improvement which would consequently ensue, architecturally speaking, to the buildings themselves. Close by, and at either side of the University boundary ...

... windows and doors badly hung, and split in all directions; cracked plastering, leaky roofs and gutters, settlements, &c., not to speak of the general absence in systematic arrangement internally, and suitable elevation externally. Many of this class might as ...

... frequent visits paid by the Apostle of Ireland to the village, and for its proximity to St. Patrick’s Island, of which we shall speak hereafter. The only historical circumstance which can be said to be connected with the place is, the landing of Sir Henry Sidney ...

... abuses, so many grievances to the profession, as to require a thorough reform. There is more of )lausl bility than of truth in speaking of it as inciting to that generous emulation among the followers of the art which calculated to conduce to the advancement ...

... Rammell’s very able report to the Health of Towns Commission, ordered to be printed by the British House ol Commons. In speaking of the Compagme Richer, the most important of the vidange companies, Mr. Ramraell says, The mode of emptying the excavated ...

... which points to the eternal object of our existence, steal upward through the tumult of our passions and our interests, and speak to our hearts like the voice of a long-forgotten friend. The rocks and woods, the lakes and water-falls, the ruins and the ...

... instances either pleasing quaiutness or gracefulness in the contour. As doubt not that the succeeding numbers will enable us to speak more confidently and more fully, we reserve more extended notice. Skyring's Builders, Contractors, and Manufacturers' Diary ...

... 'in the leading streets. So far, we may look forward to a stirring season. Some new matters are embryo, of which we shall speak fully hereafter. §.rtljttedure |robtn«s. New schoolhouses are to be built in the parishes of Ardpatrick amlMeelick, in the ...

... 45 miles above its mouth. Its origin is lost the mists antiquitv. The first mention of it found the annals of Tacitus, who speaks of it as a colony not particularly extensive, but celebrated for the great number of merchants and trailers - ...

... men were at mess in the barrack-room, where some twenty of them sleep likervise custom that, for the sake of health, not to speak of civilization, ought to be discountenanced—and found the atmosphere of the room quite free from the density that might be ...