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... within lier walls, 1 will venture to predict, so \ long as that * small still voice within Lim,” of which Bishop Phillpo ts - speaks, ¢ mtinues to prompt Lis actions and direct his conduet.™ ‘l'his isa pretty strong dose for Bishop Philipo'ts and it is lovingly ...
... utterance, a sort of singing out the words, in \ ¢ case of Dunse in 1804, shell between the poes — The Poultry Yard, | stead of speaking them —a sort of leum’g‘:be sound fall out, Rarmway axp Corent TRAVELLING. —A train of cogches: | ADVANTAGE OF LookiNG StekLy ...
... friia 25th ult, for a prize of ten stones of fine flour. too much reason for supposing that she has gone down with blame, and speaking in hizh terms of lis promptitude and anxicty to sve On Tuesday last Messrs. Whitelaw and Son, boot and | all on board. There ...
... Mr. O'Connell is speaking so fast in Treland, that the newspaper reports can scarcely follow him; he is now at Banden, now at Limeric! now at Frales, now at Dublin. Morgon ('Connell, Fsq.. M. P, left this morning for Dublin, from Derrvnane Atbey, baving ...
... Fope — * Fleaven first taught letters for some wretch's ald, Some banished lover or some eaptive maid ; X They live, they speak, they breathe, what love inspires, ‘Warm from the soul and fatthful to its fires ; . The maiden’s yish without her lwv !m. ...
... Newspaper under the title ot «“THE WITNESS” « T am in the place where 1 am demande of conscience to ‘speak the truth, and therefore the truth I speak, impugn it ‘ whoso list.—Jony Kyox. This Journal, while embracing the ordinary Newspaper field, is designed ...
... consilera- A4en. On the next day Mr. Ciltham and Mr. Anderson went to Richmond and Mr. Fitch, jun., met them ihere. Mr. A. evaded speaking on the subject of the election; but Mr. Fitch took Mr. Giilham aside, and had some conversation wih him upon the subject ...
... meat from Keotland and differont tarts of Enzland have been, tho time of year econsidered, very moderst., and, generally speaking. of inferior quality, whilst u larwe portion of the Mution from the former quarter, has produced very Tow prices. With meat ...
... that had been used—whilst Stock have met with the univirsal appiobation of the Agri- | there is but one witness called who speaks to the demand made of the porcultural class. sons in the ina, whether civil or B llitary, to surrender themselves prisenem ...
... literary pursuits, and, as the writer has been info med, to attend some of those conversational clubs, or, more properly speaking, debating societies, at the time well known in London. under the presidency of Gale Joves, Thelwall, Hardy, and other men ...
... frothed his bumpers to the brim; A Jollier year we shuil not see. Fut though his eves are waxing dim, And though his foes speak ill of hin, Be was a friend to me Old year, yon =hall not dia We did so lauch and ery with you, T've half a wind to die with ...
... husband ** propose,” The ladies will all do the same, [ sappose ; Their days of subservicney now will be past, For all will ** speak first” as they always did /ost ! Bince the Queen has no equal, ** obev” none she need, Ko, of cwrse, at the altar, from such ...