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... io lamenting their arbitrary, wilfal, unscientific cha- racter. But we are now speaking, not of what has been, or ia, but of what ought to be; and it would seem about as just to accuse Chemistry or Astronomy of arbitrariness because throu, much painful ...
... Speaking of shaving, said a pretty girl to an obdurate old bachelor, I should tl bink that pair of handsome eyes would be the best mirror to shave by. Yes, many poor fellow has been 'shaved' by them, the wretch replied. I have a firm conviction ...
... Reports from all parts of Ireland speak hopefully of the crops. The genial weather which has set in within the last week or ten days has done much to obliterate the effects of the late frosts. A large breadth of cereals has been sown. ...
... Beeton's The Boy's Own Maga sine, have repeatedly had invasion to speak of as being one of the most interesting natdications for the special use i>f young jteoplc with which we are acquainted. A most praiseworthy feature the management of this Maga/jne ...
... A Word for Montrose as the Wimbledon of Scotland.—Speaking of the proposed subscription to erect a National Volunteer Club-house at Aldershott, the London correspondent of the Inverness Courier says :—lf the proposal were not vastly unjust, it woidd be ...
... Scotch Astipatht to Eels.—The Scotsman, in a review of Cosmo Innes's new book, which speaks of the great quantities of eels eaten by our ancestors some centuries ago, says *■ Of all the many delusions which, doubtless for wise purposes, have been from ...
... SIR F. CROSSLEY ON THE AMERICAN WAR. Sir Frank Crossley, speaking at the Sheffield Cutlers' Feast, said: With regard to America, we must all have looked upon the history of that country for the last few years with deep commiseration and horror. I visited ...
... Lessons Common Things.—It is all very well to speak sensibly of household work, of teaching boys to knit, of needlework, country matters, or the influence of the head of family ; but how much in piace and to the purpose would have been practical exem ...
... KI if not introd: a motion! need by others, will you offiginate in the back part A voice— Speak out,” and great confusion the Sir Jous Oonvy—In been pat to me, I beg leave to state—(renewed confusion in answer to the question which has the rear of the ...
... DUNDEE ADVERTISER. The latest mail from America speaks of disaffection as existing both the Northern and Southern armies. Five hundred men and forty officers have deserted from the ranks of the Unionists, and the Secessionists are pushing into new positions ...
... t PARROT FOR SALE. A Fine Bird, beautifully Feathered, speaks excellently, is about two years of age, and would not be parted with but owing to the present Owner's intended removal. Apply Office of this Paper. Urfndee, Feb. 12, 1852. FERRY GAS LIGHT COMPANY ...
... is expected to speak in the pending war de. ‘ter Viscount Duncan, Mr G. Duncan, and Mr W, E, attended the meeting of liberal members at the residence of Lord Palmerston on Thursday. The same nobleman and gentlemen voted with the majority on Friday night ...