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... _ . . . .A LADY'S RIDING HORSE, of the Arabian breed, grey, of geatle . temper, an excellent trotter, and of very handsome shape, 'y sound en legs, to be Sold. Also a strontt grey Carriage Horse, 2.lLonerty of a Gentles's:tn.—No. 2, Connaustht ...
... be SOLD, a CHARIOT, in excellent condition, with all appendages; a pair of excellent sound MARKS, temperate in harness or with the saddle; harness, &c. complete; the whole a great bargain. Price, together. 100 guineas. The property of a gentleman who ...
... Tale of Temper, One Mr. Jervis, a snake-and-toad-preserving philosopher, hires a cook, who has a shocking bad temper, which, in some mysterious way, gets daily worse and worse; but is thus accounted for by Charlotte, the house-maid : Temper! no wonder ...
... FAST. A FAST is proposed, now the harvest is done, And most people wish it a general one; Because, notwithstanding their tempers are tough, It has been individual quite long enough! A FARNfER. ...
... verge of the volcano. We take the following from the Kilkenny Moderator—an ably-conducted Protestant journal : _ _ The Temperance humbug is likely to do more mischief than people imagine; for we find this mania neither based/ on Oure religion, nor even ...
... often been in Chancery; And by his temper, 'tis easily understood. I WARN him of the CLIFF that now supports His tottering power, whilst 1 make him feel ' That some may err—yet gentlemen have thoughts Of duty—temper—gratitude and zeal. Skirrow has been ...
... admirable for tone and temper:—Atheneum.—' A triumphant vindication of calumniated worth:— Morning Post.—'A pamphlet stamped with no common interest:—United Service Journal.—' IVell worth pernsal.'—Times.—* A very able and temperate pamphlet —refuting every ...
... most respectable profession, and in receipt of a very good income, would he l'aPpy to form an alliance with a Lady of good temper and domestic habits, with a moderate income. As the advertiser is perfectly sincere, he hope i the applicants will be the ...
... property of about a Thousand Pounds a Year, and an excellent House, is desirous of being introduced to some amiable lady of good temper and gentle disposition, with an income of from three to six hundred pounds a year. The strictest honour and secresy will be ...
... of a bout a thousand P - ounda a-year, and an excellent house, is desirous of being introduced to some amiable Lady of good temper and gentle disposition, with an income of from thr e e to six hundred pounds a-year. The strictest honour and secresy shall ...
... moment from the French capital. The Non-revelation Bill and the Transportation Bill, it is now stated, must be withdrawn, the temper of the Chamber being decidedly opposed to both. Seditious placards have been numerously posted up during the week, in spite ...
... generally with the House of Commons; but why and wherefore, it is not very easy to divine. There is great honhonnnie and good temper about him; his industry and perseverance are great; be is modest and deferential of his own opinions, and candid in acknowledging ...